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Supporting Common Core Math Standards with Images

Math is an inherently visual subject. Would you ask a first grade student to describe the properties of a triangle, but not allow her to draw one? Test a geometry student’s understanding of the relationship between parallel lines and transversals, […]

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Using Maps as a Learning Tool

Maps are ubiquitous in the social studies classroom, but they aren’t always used to their full capabilities. Social Studies teachers often fall into the trap of simply using maps when it’s obvious, failing to remember how maps can be used […]

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50 Free Education Websites

In the world of education, there’s nothing a teacher loves better than the word FREE and every teacher knows the internet is full of free content to use in the classroom. However, not every teacher knows how to find that […]

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Test Designer is now Help Teaching

We’re excited to announce that Test Designer is now Help Teaching! Why We’re Changing our name to HelpTeaching.com TestDesigner.com launched in 2005 as a test maker tool, with a little over 100 questions across a dozen subject areas. When we first […]

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Announcing New Premium Worksheets

The Common Core State Standards are one of the current hot topics in education. As schools across the country have begun to adopt the standards, teachers must find new ways to assess the critical and higher order thinking skills they […]

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20 Pinterest Boards for STEM Educators

Teachers have embraced Pinterest, the modern day equivalent of clipping magazine photographs and showing them to your friends, as a source of inspiration for classroom organization, projects, and curriculum resources. Pinterest offers a multifaceted platform for educators to research ideas […]

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Creative Activities for Shy Children: Why Groups Are Better

It might start by simply hiding behind their mother as a toddler and progress into a sense of anxiety so strong it inhibits everything from classroom instruction to proper socialization. While many children are boisterous and creative through imaginative play, […]

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5 Ways to Celebrate Math Month

Math month is celebrated in April each year. Why? Math has an image problem, a negative reputation of sorts. If math teachers received a nickel for every time a student asked, “When will I ever need to use this after […]

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How to Customize Your Tests Created on HelpTeaching.com

If you find yourself asking how to customize your tests created on HelpTeaching.com, you’ve come to the right place. Once you have created your test using Test Maker, there are numerous ways to customize your exam so it is consistent […]

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How to Find Questions on HelpTeaching.com

HelpTeaching.com is an online resource that uses member generated content to assist teachers in building quality tests and activities with a little help from their colleagues around the country. You can create your own questions. Or you could cherry pick the […]

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