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Rigor

Rigor doesn't simply mean giving students more or harder work. Instead, it's the result of work that challenges students' thinking in new and interesting ways. Rigor is having high academic expectations for ALL students and utilizing every instructional minute for student learning. Below are some great resources about increasing rigor within your classroom. Again (as with anything!), feel free to come talk with me if you need help or have questions!

Draft Rigor Checklist - Teach Like a ChampionRigor is a word we use a lot—we know our lessons need it, but sometimes it’s hard to define… doubly so if you’re new to the profession. We were working with some friends at TNTP last month, super smart folks supporting teachers in cities across the country. We came up with the idea of developing a...

Any Teacher Can Become a Master TeacherRigor — it’s not reserved for only the advanced.

22 Ways to Add Rigor to Your Classroom22 Ways to Add Rigor to Your Classroom

How to Develop Rigor in the Classroom - The Art of EdThe term “rigor” in education has been a buzzword for at least a decade. It describes the result of work that challenges students’ thinking in new and interesting ways. Promoting rigor in the classroom requires expectations and experiences that are academically, intellectually, and personally challenging. Let’s look at how to cultivate a culture of rigor …

The Pygmalion Effect: Communicating High Expectations | EdutopiaResearch shows that positive expectations will influence performance positively. Start modeling excellence, celebrating small victories, and refusing to accept failure -- and watch what happens.

10 Effective Strategies to Boost Student Learning TimeA teacher only has a limited amount of time with their students. They must incorporate effective strategies to maximize student learning time.

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