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Achievement Synchrony provides the most relevant and important teaching and parenting methods that influence how children learn in school. Teachers use this system to break down barriers to learning and structure their classroom for higher achievement, so all students can be college ready. Parents use these online resources to solve common frustrations with learning—doing homework, behavior, and classroom conduct—and to prepare kids at home to be successful in the classroom.
For teachers and parents, these online resources provide simple, yet highly advanced techniques in an extremely manageable format. They are advanced in that they provide exponential benefits–the work you do now and students tremendously thrive academically, socially, and behaviorally for years to com. They are simple because they are designed in a step-by-step format to help users create real change without overwhelming parents or taking away valuable classroom time for teachers.
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Engagement is defined as students working harder and more diligently, developing better mental abilities, improving social abilities, and feeling a sense of belonging to the class and to the school.
Teachers can dramatically improve student performance by applying these six remarkable methods of student engagement.
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21st Century Teaching: Creativity, innovation, problem solving, and collaboration
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Capturing Feelings: Use six dimensions of emotional style to better motivate and excite students
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Teaching to Promote Brain Growth: Organizing your curriculum to promote brain growth unleashes the power of natural learning
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Shaping Peer Influence: Teachers take advantage of the true power of peer pressure, exciting every student toward improved achievement
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Teaching Character: Teachers improve student performance by teaching responsibility, dependability, and commitment to the class
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Improving home and family achievement: Teachers can improve family influence on student achievement
Continuing education credit is determined by each State. Please check to see if these programs can be used for continuing education credit
This program can be selected separately or included in the Add Power to Teaching online training program
