Now is the time to begin a focused discussion of education reform at the national level and that this discussion should be rooted in an appreciation of and understanding of the reform successes among the states. Washington, in other words, can learn a great deal from...

After working for two years in corporate world. Destiny took its own turn and I landed in an interview room being interviewed in front of selection committee. Finally, I joined that school as English Educator. On the very first day, I was made aware of the way ward...

Author Melody Barton Every day children are struggling with the effects of childhood sexual abuse. While the abuser can be anyone, typically the abuser is someone the child knows and trusts such as a teacher. News reporters tell stories about teachers who molest or...

Author Stephen Braybrook Brain-based learning model. According to Avci (2007) there have been different models of how our brain works throughout the years but one of the most popular in brain culture is that of brain localisation (Corballis, 2014.) More than 2,000...

By Author: Tutoratti You may have heard or read about millions of ways to improve your study habits or learn better, but have you ever gone into the science of it? Well, lots of researches and studies have shown a set of scientifically-backed tips that can provenly...

As a shortage of teachers grows toward crisis proportions, the nation's schools are struggling against twin burdens to hire well-prepared new teachers and to keep them from leaving the profession. Many schools, particularly those in urban areas, have turned to formal...

What is IELTS? IELTS is the most basic and mandatory criteria for all the students who are seeking admissions in universities and colleges in an English speaking country. So in this article, we will explain what is IELTS. One of the many tests which is accepted for...

Author Samuel Sankpo Caning is one of the many physical forces practised in our schools by educators and school staff, or in the home, by parents, guardians, and family members as a means of discipline or punishment. Many argue that it implants discipline, ignoring...

One of the major challenges in supporting the scholarship of teaching on campus or in the disciplines, is to encourage not just those individuals who are interested in pursuing such work, but to help develop the field itself. We aim to explore the ways in which the...

By Author: Priyanshu Rawat The concept of problem solving and reasoning in young children is one that most parents of young children have probably heard before. However, some parents are not sure what this means or how much it can be beneficial to their children. Any...

In my experience the "epiphanies of learning" or the moments of spontaneous intellectual clarity, so valued by those of us committed to teaching and learning, are far more abundant and well articulated in the classrooms. While educational and cognitive psychologists...

Many teachers devote the first class meeting to giving a general description of the course and its requirements and, after answering questions about the course, either begin to lecture or dismiss the class early. But there are many things you can do on the first day...

Introduction There is ongoing debate on talent verses hardwork, in terms of which of the two is best consider, explore, and grow to thrive in unpredictable economic times. The author shows why talent counts more than hardwork. However, in doing so, it is pertinent...

By Author: Yogendra Shinde Staff motivation teaching is vital to each and every business. This ought to be a regular part of any teaching program. To be able to perform their jobs successfully, workers must be encouraged. What does a good employee motivation training...

By Author: Elise Simpson Do you think your child has a reading problem? Well, several parents around the world notice their children struggling with reading. Fortunately, this is not something that cannot be resolved. With a little bit of your help and by getting...