By Winnie Custodio Taking the GED test can help you obtain a secondary education credential. A GED diploma is basically equivalent to a high school diploma, and it can be your ticket to better academic and career opportunities. It is therefore essential to get a high score in this test, and the following tips could help you: Obtain thorough information about the GED test. This test will evaluate your knowledge and reasoning abilities
The ACT Will Open New Doors For You Are you going to take the ACT? If you are, then you know just how important it is. The ACT is a make or break standardized test in your academic career. If you get a high score, you can gain admission to the college of your choice. Otherwise, if you fail, you have to retake the test and delay your plans. Your ACT test prep is therefore significant because done well, it can
By Winnie Custodio The ACT test is a major college admission test that will move you one step closer to your academic and career goals. This test is bound to evaluate how capable you are to study in college, particularly in your chosen schools. Amazing boons await you if you get a high score in the ACT test, that’s why it makes sense to prepare well for such an exam by adhering
Are Your Experiencing “First Time” ACT Jitters? Is it your first time to take the ACT? If so, you may have different emotions about it, one of which is fear. That’s perfectly understandable, but then again, you shouldn’t feel that way. Other than the fact that you can retake that test, there are also various ways to make you all prepped up and ready for it. The first thing you ought to ask to appease your fears about the ACT is to
There are several people in this world who can inspire children to do many things. Such people include professional athletes, celebrities, singers, Fortune 500 business owners, authors, and possibly even a politician. However, even though these people were motivated to pursue a career in different directions, they all have one thing in common. They were all guided and inspired by teachers. Whether it was a teacher of basketball, voice, acting, business, writing, or a political science teacher, all of these
Nowadays with the enrichment in the education and technology, the pace of learning has been varying and proceeding. This time required skill set is including not only high grading marks but also demanding for acquiring practical knowledge with enhancing the intellectual abilities of students. Now individuals ought to open-minded approach, practical facts and clear concepts in such a competitive environment. This is the thing that can acquire fast also with studying in the group. While studying in a single room
Education is no more confined to the walls of schools and educational institutions. With the prevalence of smartphones and tablets, it has now become possible to facilitate learning experiences online and beyond the boundaries of schools and institutions. eLearning has been gradually grabbing up space in the apps market and the reason is the widespread education industry. There’s literally no limit to the number of categories, learning fields, languages, or cultural peculiarities involved in it. Besides, students or young learners are
By Winnie Custodio It can be nerve-wracking to think about taking the GED exam. On the big day itself, you might feel the jitters. A bit of stress may be okay on the day of taking your GED exam, particularly as your body releases adrenaline. It’s a hormone that makes one feel alert. However, what you have to steer clear of is too much stress- the dreadful GED test anxiety- because it can
The reflective approach to teaching practicum debriefing (RATPD) is a strategy that aids University teacher educators and school-based mentors in the task of developing student teachers’ ability to reflect. It is a practical user-friendly tool grounded in Schön’s (1987) reflection-on-action and the idea of Zeichner and Liston (1996) which states that reflective learning and teaching must involve the use of questions. It offers a systematic, yet a reflective way to debrief student teachers after a teaching episode and can be easily
An investigation of the literature reveals seven personal attributes that teaching assistants (TA) need to function in their day-to-day tasks. These are: 1. Ability to positively relate or interact with students and teachers 2. Disposed to teamwork participation – a team player 3. Disposed to sharing knowledge/teaching 4. Willingness to accept and respond appropriately to instructions. 5. A caring disposition – nurturing, patient and fair 6. Flexibility 7. Critical reflection, so as to learn While all these are important, the literary investigation reveals the ability to positively relate
