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As an educator, do you believe the process of grading or evaluating students’ work is always completed in a fair manner? Are you able to maintain a strict sense of objectivity as you evaluate learning activities completed by your students? I’ve

Here are a couple of errors that one can easily avoid when kickstarting their career. Not being observant In the words of Dr. Seuss, “There are so many things you can learn about. But you’ll miss the best things if you keep

High School graduation requirements should be worked out at the school level by faculty and approved by parents and supervising boards, accepted by students who come to the school (who – one hopes! – have some choice in what school

The end of high school is usually considered the end of childhood. If this is still true, students on the cusp of adulthood have to be ready to take on its responsibilities, including a readiness to work hard, even for

By Author: TEL Gurus The English language is a core subject. When we talk about studying the English language in school, it is a mandatory subject. As English goes with everything, it makes the subject itself an essential subject to study.

Learning is a complex process. We learn by building on past experiences; by trial and error; by starting with simple tasks and combining them over time to accomplish more complex tasks; and, by gaining insight and understanding of the relationship

“I don’t like to read.” “Reading is boring.” Reading is old school.” “Reading takes too much time.” “I’d rather watch the movie.” I’m sure many of us have heard either these lines or something similar when attempting to encourage a

The mobile phone soon made an entry and today has become an extension of us – our lifeline for communication. However, there are still some concepts that elude us like LMS or Learning Management Systems. So what are they? Just like