Aug 25, 2008 English Language Learning (ELL) 4290 Views
Do you think that you can't learn a new language? Think again. Our brains maintain the capacity to soak up new knowledge of all types far into our advanced years. No matter what your background or past learning experience, you CAN learn to speak another language using these six quick techniques.
Mar 9, 2013 Learning Methodology 4290 Views
Sep 18, 2011 Classroom Management 4285 Views
Building classroom discipline is an exercise all well-meaning and professionally qualified educators love to do. Teaching is surely one of the most challenging and fulfilling careers anyone can get involved with. There is no doubt that educators play a special role in the overall educational advancement of school children. It is therefore necessary to have these educators equipped with the right trainings and the needed skill sets taught in classroom management workshops
Nov 7, 2009 TOEFL/TOEIC/IELTS 4284 Views
Communication in today's world holds high value and the language that anybody would guess, has superseded every other, is the language of English. With English being accepted as a universal language, numerous courses and testing systems have got a newfound importance.
Feb 21, 2010 Lesson Planning 4284 Views
Select an activity that can effectively achieve the desired learning level. To assist the SMEs with the first factor, provide them with some suggestions regarding the range of learning activities that can be effectively used to accomplish specific learning levels.
Jul 8, 2012 Teaching 4284 Views
Feb 4, 2011 Teacher Training 4283 Views
This may be a controversial topic of discussion but it's a problem faced by students commonly: What if you have a 'bad' teacher at school during your all-important HSC year? Firstly, what do we mean by 'bad' teacher? We certainly don't mean a teacher who is strict and demands highly of his/her class (here, we call that a great teacher!).
May 30, 2012 Classroom Management 4282 Views
Nov 14, 2008 English Language Teaching (ELT) 4281 Views
This article will show how an activity can be modified to encourage the four kinds of classroom language (requests, choices, leadership, and manners and values) described in part 1.
Feb 3, 2010 Classroom Management 4276 Views
Though you are an educator--wise, powerful, and all-seeing--you are also human. As a human, you are bound to make mistakes. Minding the points in this article will help you avoid grievous errors and will sure up your classroom management skills.
