PracTutor blog aims at helping classrooms digitize their classrooms. It aims to orient teachers, school administrations, parents and teachers towards computer-based learning, and help improve their classroom experiences.
This blog does not rank in our Top E-Learning Blogs yet.
Copy and paste this code into any part of your blog to get a dynamic badge that automatically updates your rank every day.
Traumatic events can cause severe disruption to students’ ability to have a normal school experience. In her article for ASCD, Kristine Souers writes that trauma is […]
6 Months. That’s the time since we’ve published an article on PracTutor blog. Six Long months. Why the silence? You know it. If you are […]
We’re excited to introduce you to the new PracTutor, the latest evolution of your trusted Math and Language Arts companion. Yes, PracTutor just got better! Over […]
“As schools shrink recess periods and more children take on organized after-school activities; parents and educators may need to consider ways to make time for […]
Did Jon got to choose his brain? Then, whose fault is it, if he’s cannot do simple multiplication, and keeps on nagging you for a […]
“Stop ranting!” That’s what students are thinking, whenever a teacher begins giving feedback. Research, too, suggests that most children label feedback as demoralizing, irrelevant and unhelpful. […]
What does it mean to “implement personalized learning”? We believe personalized learning implementation should emphasize on student-centered classrooms. As discussed in previous posts, it depends […]
Chasing Common Core goals isn’t easy; especially, if one teaches at-risk students. The popular approach is – identify the students at risk, and place them […]
Take a spin through the infographic below, and consider the variables of the approaching end of the year test. Are you students on track for […]
Do you have students struggling with Language Arts? Failure to read proficiently and independently by fourth grade can hinder student progress seriously. If your students […]
Teaching Problem solving isn’t an easy process. A teacher by nature is an expert; problem-solving is easy for them, and they are so fluent in […]
This debate isn’t just theoretical. In the long run, both proficiency and growth are valuable indicators. If a student cannot be deemed proficient by high-school […]
