Our Top Three Innovative Teaching Methods
Technology is not the only reason why the evolution of teaching has accelerated in only the last few decades. Innovative teaching methods have developed because teachers have advanced as well. Nowadays we can understand and communicate with our students better. We understand that their needs are not always synonymous with academic achievement. New teachers know […]
Curriculum Planning: How to Rock 2020 as a Teacher?
No matter your subject, some of the events in the first part of 2020 that won’t be named will allow you to rock the new school year in general. Curriculum planning became easier and there are now new tools familiar to everyone that will make your flow better than ever before. Primarily, there are apps. […]
Typing Careers: Which Jobs Can Students Expect with Great Typing Skills?
The biggest issue with typing careers is that they are hard to identify until you get into them. Because typing is seen as a base skill in multiple industries, it is often disregarded. But you can’t get the job in the first place without it. Additionally, students today focus a lot on audio-visual content and […]
Good Posture And Typing Practice for Kids?
We often emphasize the importance of good posture when sitting down to type. But, the truth is, few people know how good posture is beneficial to our health, development, and productivity. When arranging typing practice for kids, it is important to know what is going on so that you can modulate your approach appropriately. The […]
Classroom Management Strategies for the Modern Day Teacher
Although new requirements and tools may seem daunting to some educators, the new classroom management strategies available today can make life easier for everyone involved. For those well prepared, there will be more time to focus on learning, and less time lost for handling your students. Primarily, because classes can be augmented with online tools and […]
Superb Curriculum Planning for the Remote Teacher
Switching your teaching from a brick and mortar classroom to an online setting can be daunting. But if you approach this task with an open mind there are some tools and tricks that can result in superb curriculum planning for the remote teacher and yield great results for your students. Whatever your subject might be, […]
Project Management for Teachers: A How-To
When it comes to learning, most of us have accustomed to having a focus on data retention. The problem is that it is becoming more and more of an obsolete skill in today’s world. That is why project management for teachers is essential, as it gives us more tools to make our subject relevant. Through […]
How to Use Google Classroom as a Teacher?
While it has some downsides and may not be as full of features as some other platforms, Google Classroom is free and easy to understand. To learn how to use Google classroom as a teacher you will need to have a basic understanding of how Google Drive and Google Apps work, as well as a […]
Create Compelling Classroom Rules for Students
Making rules is tricky. Most people, regardless if they are teachers in the classroom or politicians in the government, have a misconception that rules should prescribe the wishes of those in power. But, teachers who want to create and enforce compelling classroom rules need to understand that rules are there to describe the best way […]
Teacher Tools for Virtual Education: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Even for experienced teachers, the problems with teaching remotely are something completely new. The sets of teacher tools that we are used to having are now changed to working online with programs and applications we might not be as accustomed to. But, where some see a problem, you should see an opportunity. Switching to online […]