The phrase "activities for teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various tasks, exercises, or programs designed specifically for educators.
Example: "The conference will offer a variety of activities for teachers to enhance their teaching skills and engage their students."
Alternatives: "teacher-focused activities" or "educational activities for educators."
Beyond the tours themselves, Google is also introducing lesson plans and other activities for teachers to help better guide their classroom use.
Purpose of the Study: To explore features of a drama approach to research-based education and demonstrate how fostering this perspective in daily activities for teachers and students in HE enables positioning of being subjects.
The second part, occupying around two-thirds of the book, is a repertoire of 32 laboratory activities for teachers to pick up, perhaps modify, and integrate in a high school or college curriculum.
Findings drawn from the examination of pre-service teachers' perspectives through two structured questionnaires reveal important potential of synthetic activities for teachers' TPACK development and highlight specific connections among elements of the TPACK and CoI frameworks.
The teacher science learning goals are addressed in the program in two main contexts: (a) through content deepening activities for teachers in the summer institute that are similar to those in the lesson plans for students, and (b) through opportunities that arise in the context of lesson video analysis throughout the program.
(Don't confuse our National Science Foundation-supported Explore Evolution galleries with the creationist textbook with the same name!) The Understanding Evolution website from the University of California Museum of Paleontology at http://evolution.berkeley.edu provides many useful activities for teachers and students to prepare for an evolution gallery visit.
Principle 5 defines analysis of practice as a core active learning activity for teachers.
This is a great activity for teachers to do with their students.
Each lesson plan provides descriptions of the target grade level of students, lesson goals, and introduction and concepts for the topic, time estimates for each unit, materials for preparation, key vocabulary, instructions for activities, tips for teachers to deliver the lesson, worksheets for students that can be used for assessment, and reading materials.
Successful strategies include Life Skills and other curricular and extracurricular activities, programmes for teachers and other school staff on how to promote positive behavior for learning and how to respond to disruptive behaviour, and policies and plans for preventing violence.
The edited videos are then posted on the Web, along with suggested activities (for kids, teachers, and families) and curriculum materials that can be used in the classroom.
