Learn the Top 10 Ways to Deliver Excellent Lessons on a Budget

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In the modern day and age, educators are dealing daily with lower budgets, decreased attention spans and a greater number of students than ever before. We're giving you 10 ways you can bring lessons to the classroom that will help you and your students excel, but won't break the bank.

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The field of education sometimes takes a while to adopt new technologies. Between the needs of individual students and the ever-changing regulations imposed by the administration, teachers’ attention tends to be pulled in many different directions at once. It can be comforting under such circumstances to stick with tried-and-true methods of handling the classroom, to give yourself have one less thing to worry about. Plus, introducing a new device often means having to sort through a complex array of cords and setup menus — assuming you've gotten the school board to approve the expenditure in the first place.

Federal funding for education has dropped by 20 percent in the last five years, according to a U.S. News report.

Schools all over the country have felt the tremendous effects of these budget cuts from layoffs to increased class sizes to limited after school services. But perhaps one of the most detrimental losses in schools has been the decrease in technology funds.

With the ever-increasing advancements in modern technology, the look and feel of the classroom is constantly evolving. To help educators keep up with all the innovations, we compiled a list of the top five characteristics of the 21st century classroom. If your classroom embodies each of these qualities, you can be sure that your students will acquire the skills they need to be successful in the future.