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Helping Your Child in Academics Through a Tutor

Posted by admin on 23rd April in Teaching

When you have decided to hire a home tutor for your child for educational assistance, you should carefully check their resume as well as their experience and credentials for teaching as soon as you have decided to hire them. It is best to hire someone who is proficient in the area where your child is [...]

Praising Students – What Works Best?

Posted by admin on 21st April in Teaching

Research into how teachers praise students shows that praise plays an important role in how students rate their intelligence, how they tackle learning activities, and how well they cope with failure. Research also clearly shows the contribution that teachers make – as they increase their praise, students become more willing to stay on-task. The main [...]

How a Tutor Can Affect Your Child’s Education

Posted by admin on 4th April in Teaching

For children, playing is a part of growing up. Actually, children would rather play than do their assignments because playing is so much fun than studying. However, not studying will only result to failing grades. Although there are some children who are able to excel in school, there are some kids who can’t catch up [...]

Selecting an Effective Tutor to Teach Your Child

Posted by admin on 3rd April in Teaching

With the availability of different tutoring services, parents who have a busy schedule can conveniently hire a tutor anytime. But the numerous tutoring services offered do not guarantee high quality and effective tutoring to your child. In choosing a private tutor for your child, you should not just hire anyone because you need to make [...]

E-Learning Today and Tomorrow

Posted by admin on 10th March in Teaching

E-Learning Today and Tomorrow E-learning is not a new phenomenon; however, its use has evolved. E-learning originally gained popularity in higher education because of its flexibility. During this phase, Learning Management Systems like Moodle, Blackboard, and WebCT were developed. This allowed flash based SCORM content to be uploaded and shared. Students, especially working adults, could [...]

Learning – It's Child's Play!

Posted by admin on 9th March in Teaching

Learning – It’s Child’s Play! Or is it? Aristotle once came out with this gem: “Learning is not child’s play; we cannot learn without pain.” It is not my place to question one of the finest Ancient Greek philosophers, but I am going to have to do so in this case! It may not be [...]

Teach English Abroad

Posted by admin on 8th March in Teaching

Teach English Abroad If you’ve in recent times graduated commencing school and are at a junction in the start of your career Teaching English might be worth looking hooked on. Believe it or not the English language learning industry is a multi-billion dollar one that employs over 65,000 ESL teachers. In order to get a [...]

Coaching Youth Basketball:teaching Progression of 1-on-1 Skills, Part I

Posted by admin on 7th March in Teaching

Coaching Youth Basketball:teaching Progression of 1-on-1 Skills, Part I A couple of months ago, I asked coaches from around the world what they’d most like to know in teaching the individual youth basketball game. The last couple of articles have been answers to some of those questions. This month’s article continues, as part of a [...]

The Best Way to Learn English

Posted by admin on 6th March in Teaching

The Best Way to Learn English It’s never easy learning something new, like learning English for the first time. It’s not an easy process, but with some guidance in the right direction you can be successful in no time. So here are the best ways to learn English: Spare Some Time, Make an EffortLearning English [...]

Christian Education: What is the Gift of Teaching?

Posted by admin on 5th March in Teaching

Christian Education: What is the Gift of Teaching? We could talk about the gift of teaching in terms of skill sets, personality types, and rhetorical styles – but we won’t. Not here. Instead, using a slightly different approach, let’s discuss the gift of teaching in terms of what it is meant to accomplish in [...]