Jun 1, 2013 Career Development 3132 Views
Jun 1, 2013 Classroom Management 4197 Views
Most people feel that consequences and punishments are the same thing. However, there is a key difference between the two. Punishments are a way for the teacher to release tension or frustration from a disruptive student. Where consequences are directly related to the rules provided ahead of time by the teacher.
Jun 1, 2013 Other 3193 Views
My Issues With The Education System.
Schooling is an important part of any developed nation. Without education, we, as human beings, can never advance. So it's all well and good that we've had an education system in place for some while now. But just how effective actually is it? Are we actually teaching our children & filling them with the thirst for knowledge, or are we just telling them what to think, what to do, and teaching them only how to pass exams?
Jun 6, 2013 Teaching 4379 Views
Jun 6, 2013 Other 2792 Views
Mankind is progressing at a rapid pace. Every year, we add more information to our already massive knowledge base. There are so many new discoveries and inventions coming to light every day. All this data is gathered and recorded for the benefit of man. The best way to pass on all this knowledge is through the process of education.
Jun 6, 2013 English Language Learning (ELL) 3989 Views
Jun 20, 2013 Writing 3316 Views
Peer revision is a strategy that writing teachers can use to help students develop strong editing skills. It involves allowing students to edit and suggest revisions to each others' works. It is an excellent time saver for teachers, but it is only effective if students are adequately prepared for editing.
Jun 20, 2013 Other 3166 Views
Jun 21, 2013 Teacher Training 3268 Views
Jun 21, 2013 Pronunciation/Phonics 3681 Views
I am always bemused that the phonics versus whole language debate is, well, a debate. Education systems swing back and forth between the two, much to the annoyance of many educators and the detriment of children. First I will give you an overview (admittedly simplified) of each approach.
