A Glimpse at Family Engagement in Education
Family engagement is a critical issue in education today. It refers to the mutual dedication, cooperation, and support that educators, parents, and other caregivers share as students are being educated. Whether the school is a traditional public, charter, faith-based, private, cyber, or independent facility, parents and educators must be determined to work together as a team to support the growth and development of children and youth.
Dr Deborah M VereenPublished 17 days ago in Education
The Joy of Reading
If there's one skill I value above all others, it is the ability to read. My mom told me that at an early age I could read back some of my favorite stories, though she wasn't sure whether I had just memorized them. In any event, reading came easily to me and I was always quite good at it.
Marco den OudenPublished 17 days ago in EducationThe Lies Everyone Tells You About University
For years before I went to university, I had been told by countless adults that my studies were this time to be dreaded, that I would have no free time at all, no social life and friends, and immense stress from the workload.
Sahir DhallaPublished 22 days ago in EducationA Teacher’s Take On Students’ Smartphone Gaming Addiction
The pandemic has caused and is still causing havoc all around the globe. As a teacher of English at a privately run primary school in Poland, I am able to notice another serious issue that COVID-19 has created among school students. The long hibernation period away from schools has made students get hopelessly addicted to their smartphones like never before.
The Soulful ScribblerPublished about a month ago in EducationThe Day I Got Set On Fire (Metaphorically)
Do you ever wonder how it felt when Prometheus rose to Olympus to steal the fire of the gods? Was there a rush of power? The stomach-lurching feeling of slipping over the edge of a roller-coaster, feeling momentum take control?
Littlewit PhilipsPublished 2 months ago in Education
The Philosophy of Unschooling, A New Way Of Learning
No homework. No rules. No teachers. No tests. There is no typical school day for the Olsons, a family of six from Massachusetts. On any given day, the 15-year-old twins could be researching theatre costumes for their acting program, while their 12-year-old daughter, who is passionate about fitness, could be training on the ninja course she built in their backyard.
Chelsea RosePublished 2 months ago in Education
Why You Should Visit Grad Schools Before Applying
Grad school is an investment. Even if you land a great scholarship, you’re still investing your time. Yet for most of us, it’s an investment of both time and money.
Leigh FisherPublished 3 months ago in Education
I raised $10,000 for my autonomous education during a pandemic
In 2016, I joined a sciences, technologies, engineering, and maths program in the middle of 4-year university. Overtime, I became sick, overworked, tired, and decided that I didn’t want to go directly into a PhD program as the STEM program required.
mx. j. nyla mcneillPublished 3 months ago in Education
2 Easiest and Guaranteed Ways to Make Money Online Without Getting Scammed
First of all, I have a question for you. Can you really make money from home? If the answer is Yes. Then you’re land in the right place.
Muhammad AsadPublished about 5 hours ago in Education
Who’s Concerned IF Social Media Affects Education and E-Learning with 5 Teaching problems.
How to teach, how to learn, in the process of how to be educated is the foundation for developing our communication, personally and socially, for competent communities. We exchange information by using a common system of symbols, signs and behavior.
Annemarie BerukoffPublished about 8 hours ago in Education
What role does social media play in college learning for teachers?
Social media was known to be a barrier between stents and learning. It was only used for chatting and uploading pictures for fun just a few years ago. This has drastically changed (especially since the pandemic) when we moved towards virtual learning. This same social media is also in use by the students and teachers today, to exchange knowledge outside class premises.
Best Guidelines to Overcome Dissertation Writing Problems
Are you in the final year to graduate? Have you already received the dissertation writing assignment? Is the writing of lengthy academic tasks irritating you?
Nina HeidiPublished a day ago in Education
WHY I TEACH: My Seven Rules
I walked cautiously into the Media Center. A smartly dressed man in a black vest and paisley tie stood behind a large counter. His name tag read: Mr. Collins - Media Specialist.
Kelley M LikesPublished a day ago in Education
Tips for First-Year College Students on Budgeting
● Start with the fundamentals by keeping track of any income you get and how you spend it. ● Budgeting should take into account your long-term goals because short-term expenditure might have long-term consequences.
Vala FlynnPublished a day ago in Education
Surviving the Final Bubble Review
Surviving the Final Bubble Review Surviving the Bubble By Raymond Hayden | Surviving a Global Financial Crisis Full Review
Bilal KhalidPublished a day ago in Education
9 TYPES OF PILES BASED ON FUNCTION & DESIGN
Based on its design function and building manner, pile foundations are categorized into numerous varieties. Pile foundations are utilized for large structures with weak soil and to prevent excessive building settlement in the future.
Nazir BhatkarPublished a day ago in Education
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