Jamie Simpson  |  TOEFL/TOEIC/IELTS  |  0 comments  |  408 views  |  Read Full

 

As computers are becoming cheaper while at the same time more advanced, teachers are increasingly working to integrate technology into their classrooms. Personal computers and newer technologies like iPads are being used to develop research skills and expose students to engaging interactive media. Even one of the oldest tools in the teacher's kit is moving to digital format: the assessment.

Jeannette Webb  |  Other  |  0 comments  |  389 views  |  Read Full

 

As a college consultant, I get far more questions about extracurricular activities than about any other topic. Parents are concerned about their children's chances of getting in a good school or receiving scholarships. And, I must say their concerns are well grounded.

Michael R Browne  |  Speaking/Listening  |  0 comments  |  358 views  |  Read Full

 

 Idioms refer to phrases where their common meaning cannot be understood simply from the meanings of the individual words. They are cultural elements of speech and can prove a barrier to those who are speaking a non-native language. Five common English idioms are given below, together with ...

Whitney Goldbach  |  Writing  |  0 comments  |  240 views  |  Read Full

 

The topic of English Composition generally refers to the essays and other types of written prose used in the English language. The subject is typically first taught to students in elementary school at an early stage, in order to properly prepare students for more advanced English courses in their scholastic futures. It will then continue to be taught as they move onto high school and college levels.

Karlee Demierre  |  English Language Teaching (ELT)  |  0 comments  |  537 views  |  Read Full

 

Teaching English as a second language can seem daunting, but it's not really if you follow the simple logic of: what would a kid like most. Chose your English teaching materials keeping this in mind and you cannot fail to keep kids interested and learning.

F. Drummond  |  Study Abroad  |  0 comments  |  305 views  |  Read Full

 

How do you choose which international school is best for your children? What should you look for when choosing an international school for your children?

Avinash Bikumalla  |  Teaching  |  0 comments  |  337 views  |  Read Full

 

A med­ical doc­tor from the pre­vi­ous cen­tury would not rec­og­nize the tech­nol­ogy in today's hos­pi­tal; a col­lege pro­fes­sor from that era would see vir­tu­ally no change in the tools of edu­ca­tion. But with the ram­pant tech­no­log­i­cal break; we would soon be wit­ness to tech­nol­ogy being lever­aged for opti­mal yield for ease of edu­ca­tion.

Lela Iskandar Suhaimi  |  Teacher Training  |  0 comments  |  358 views  |  Read Full

 

Do you want blend in the background as just one of those mediocre teachers? Or would you rather be known as a great teacher who has touched and changed a lot of lives? Here are some tips on how you can become a more effective teacher.

Sallyen John  |  Study Skills  |  0 comments  |  271 views  |  Read Full

 

In the burgeoning Information Age, children and adults need to improve fast note taking speed to handle increased data volume and record spoken information effectively. Otherwise, they will continue to struggle in school setting and in their professional careers. It is important that children begin developing fast note taking skills in their early school years so that they will be more productive through high school and beyond as students, workers, and members of their communities.

Guest  |  Writing  |  0 comments  |  244 views  |  Read Full

 

Why do people choose to learn English? The reason is very easy: people want to communicate with others more and make more money even sometimes. If you are sure you will devote yourself to English learning, you have to spend more time and energy on speaking and writing.