2014年10月1日 · If you recently started teaching middle school, or you have a child this age, you’ve probably discovered these things, too: 1. They care more about the opinions of their peers than pretty much anything else.

What skills do middle-schoolers develop? Here are typical social, language, and physical developmental milestones for middle-schoolers (grades 6, 7, and 8).

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2021年9月22日 · How to help middle school students succeed. While children in middle school face new challenges that can affect their behavior, they don’t have to face them alone. As their parent, there are many things you can do to help your child or preteen succeed through middle school. Here are 10 tips that will help your child thrive in middle school:

2023年8月17日 · Creating a strong sense of community and fostering positive relationships help students navigate the transition to middle school. During skills week or early on in your classroom, facilitate icebreakers and team-building exercises that can help students get to know each other and their teachers.

Here are some of the new (or perhaps intensified) characteristics I see emerging in young adolescents. Let’s look at each and then consider some ways we might respond. Are you noticing how a simple request can lead to a battle with some students? Are you seeing shorter attention spans and more resistance to sitting for extended periods of time?

2023年11月1日 · By having students talk more, getting them moving, and providing choice, teachers can engage middle schoolers in learning.

2024年6月4日 · Here are ten insights I wanted to share to help you feel connected and aware as a middle school teacher and/or middle school parent… On Projects. “Why do we have so many projects?” Projects are essential. They teach students how to complete a specific task while sharing knowledge, organizing, budgeting time, and using creativity.

Middle school marks the transition from childhood to adulthood. And that road is full of discovery, change, and unfortunately, doubt. I thought back to my own middle school days, what I wish I’d known then, and things every middle schooler should know. 1. You do fit in.

The middle school years bring new academic demands. What skills are sixth graders, seventh graders, and eighth graders expected to have during these years? Here’s a grade-by-grade guide to the math, reading, and writing skills your child needs for middle school.