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Great teachers motivational teaching skills, educational teacher-parent-student relations; why hailed educator Orhan Seyfi Ari was so popular in education
Assessment - To Beside and Observe
by James DowcettApr 12, 2010 3935 Views
There are some problems with relying on testing as the primary means of assessing students challenged by math. Diagnostic or prior assessment is essential. We're flying blind without it. But favoring tests over integrated ongoing assessment may miss part of the potential power and value of assessment and even create some of the very problems our better teaching are trying to address.
A New Approach to Education
by Anmol GuptaApr 22, 2010 3710 Views
The same is the state of system of our education that enforces us to remember the language of books and also use it in the exams otherwise your marks have to suffer. And this so called examination system is also a useless thing as it ends up only where students used to study only the syllabus which is necessary for the exams quantizing the interests of the students.
New Teachers Are Coming
by Don CurrieMay 2, 2010 3686 Views
Amid the spring rush and the closing weeks of this school year is the need to hire new teachers. It is an exciting time.
Does the Present Educational System Build the Character of the Human
by Bhuvaneswari CalambakkamMay 4, 2010 3664 Views
Every human has to pass through the usual stages of growth. We all move on from one stage to another like moving on from one class to another. No one stays in the same stage for long as time is the greatest teacher. Humans grow in time and spend a lot of the growing years in educational ...
Reaching the Heart of the Learner
by Dr. Gary JungMay 4, 2010 3541 Views
One of the challenges we face as educators is to discover a way to captivate the learners. The mind needs to be fed a proper diet of information, the emotions need to inspire our students to learn and the will needs to bring about the discipline necessary to assimilate the information into paradigm shift and ultimately lifestyle change.
May 6, 2010 3737 Views
As students prepare to return to school, there are several things that parents can do to help their children succeed in the classroom and in life. When discussing studying success, learning styles and learning differences need to be taken into consideration.
Imagery Intelligence – A Foundation of 21st Century Intelligence
by Daniel SummerMay 6, 2010 3874 Views
Those who do have intelligence training and these important skills will definitely be competitive candidates for careers at the NGA or other intelligence agencies. There are also many opportunities for military careers and promotions in imagery intelligence for those who have the right skills and education.
Blame the Parents - I Do
by Matthew AmaralMay 26, 2010 3726 Views
Last year at Back-To-School-Night, I was pleasantly surprised to see both parents of a struggling student show up. The student was in my accelerated 9th grade class. She had an F, she didn't do any homework, and always came into my classroom smelling like cigarettes. Up until then I had minimal contact with her parents. They were hard to get a hold of, made vague promises they would help turn her around, but the next day she would still show up without her homework.
Inspired by a Teacher\\\'s Passion - Part One
by Sandra KoenigMay 30, 2010 3656 Views
It is amazing how one homework assignment can change your future. Good ole' fashion Mrs Gallo was the strictest teacher we had in eighth grade. We were not sure whether to hate or love her passion for writing. She constantly impressed us with the knowledge that writing was the tool for success.