Teaching Strategies

Personification examples in literature: A teacher’s guide

By Mattie Farrer

Personification is a form of figurative language where an author gives human characteristics to something that is not human. The sun smiles down on the meadow, for example, is an example of personification. The sun does not have a face and cannot smile, but the use of personification in this instance creates a happy and pleasant scene.

teaching strategies

How to use the Socratic method in your classroom

By Jessica Pastore

Formative assessment strategies to improve student learning

By Mattie Farrer

10 Ideas to develop critical thinking skills in your students

By Mattie Farrer

Time-saving & effective marking strategies for teachers

By Mattie Farrer

Strategies to increase classroom discussions

A guide to differentiated learning strategies and teaching methods

By Ruth Litchfield

What is student-centred learning? Benefits and examples

YouTube is problematic for 73% of teachers: What your school can do

By Rachel Dunne

6 Effective writing scaffold examples for students

By Mattie Farrer

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