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•Graphic Organizers: •Tools to visually represent thoughts, ideas, knowledge and concepts.
•Review and reflection tools: enable students to review and reflect on their knowledge, progress, and what they have learnt and achieved during a unit, topic or project.
•Feedback tools: •Enable students to provide feedback on their work and performance.
•Rubrics: •Printed sets of criteria for assessing knowledge, performance or product and for giving feedback.

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•Checking for understanding is good for both students and teachers.
•Young children should always be assessed in a natural setting while doing the things they do every day.
•Teachers plan according to what they have learned through their observations.
•Preschool assessment in an early childhood classroom is important because it drives the teacher's lesson plans.

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•Assessing language allows students to demonstrate their skills in multiple ways with different tests, different methods, and different question formats
•What is tested can affect what is taught as well as what is learned. Selective testing can result in greater attention paid to some language skills than others

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Assessing Skills improve the english language 

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Assessing Skills improve the english language 

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•have an impact called “washback effect” that provides more information for better decisions and sends a powerful message about the importance of communicative competence
•test for each of these four skills individually because each is a critical aspect of communicative competence.

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is a way to verify the students’ skills testing reading, writing, listening, and speaking, these four skills are correlated, but are distinct and each contributes uniquely to the student’s communicative ability.

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The relationships you build with colleagues aren’t just good for your mental well being; they’re also the foundation of collaboration that can result in increased student achievement.

Building relationships with colleagues lays the groundwork for effective collaboration.

Think about collaborating virtually using Google Docs, Skype, or email.

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1. Build Relationships: Teaching is emotionally draining, and the best colleagues can be there for you in all types of situations.
2. Find Time to Collaborate: Shared planning time allows teachers to collaborate during the school day.
3. Share Responsibility: The best teacher teams complement each other. Share the responsibility for planning by dividing tasks based on your strengths and interests.

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Keeping a good relationship with your colleagues can help you grow as a teacher

Collaboration begins with finding time to connect with colleagues, to share thoughts, and provide support.

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Team planning can develop a balance in both classes and it teaches teachers to be more open since they can complement each other with their ideas.

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With this method teachers have the opportunity to plan with another teacher making a team and are able to enrich each other

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Activities to keep your child motivated 

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Activities to keep your child motivated 

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Fill your child's world with reading.

Encourage him to express his opinion

Provide him with play opportunities that support different kinds of learning styles

Discuss the different ways you find new information

Encourage your child to explore new activities that fascinate him

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as they grow up and learn new things. These skills are tools that will help them in their development of his intellectual thinking and social growth, and relationships

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Other stretegies to keep  students motivated 

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Other stretegies to keep  students motivated 

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•Get Creative: Avoid monotony by changing around the structure of your class.
•Offer Incentives: Offering students small incentives makes learning fun and motivates students to push themselves

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Activities to keep your child motivated 

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Activities to keep your child motivated 

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Point out the new things you learn with enthusiasm.

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Techniques and strategies to keep our students motivated 

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Techniques and strategies to keep our students motivated 

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•Encourage Students: Be enthusiastic. Praise your students often. Recognize them for their contributions
•Get Them Involved: Make participating fun by giving each student a job to do
•Draw Connections to Real Life: If a student does not believe that what they’re learning is important, they won’t want to learn, so it’s important to demonstrate how the subject relates to them.

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As a teacher it is important to keep your students motivated. If you want a kid to be a stellar student and to develop all of their potential it is important not to limit and their learning and keeping it only between the four walls of the classroom.