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How to Help Your High Schooler's Education During COVID
The image source is Pexels. COVID has thrown the entire country for a loop. It continues to make life challenging for high school students across the nation. Many continue to be taught through online instruction that is remote. Others must attend through a hybrid model that combines several days at home followed by several days in the classroom. Sports have been cancelled or delayed in the majority of schools. Students are no longer able to enjoy social activities with their classmates, such as club meetings and dances. The loss of human contact in person continues to be a struggle. As a parent, there are tips you can take to help your high schooler to get the most out of an education at this difficult time.
Rayanne MorrissPublished a day ago in EducationAmerican history
I hope there are some teachers both old and new and even student teachers out there that might like some blackboard notes for an American history class that could be either 9th or 10th grade. I am a person who has studied teacher education, but decided to become an educational writer after working for 15 years in the nursing field. As an educational writer I plan on writing and sharing various lectures and lessons dealing with all the subject areas that I have studied from courses in early and elementary education through the high school years, and I am also thinking about offering some of my own lectures for the courses I had in undergraduate and graduate education. The fields that I have studied were Human services/counseling; Practical nursing; Humanities with all the subjects that will entail and I hope that some of these lectures will come in handy if only for research purposes.
Mark GrahamPublished 2 days ago in EducationSummer School
Summer School My first week of summer after my sophomore year at Mater Dei turned into five days Iβll never, though try as I might, forget. About two weeks before the end of the school year, the old man gave me my reprieve, he was going to let me leave the rigors of Catholic School life and go public, it was a gentlemanβs agreement, sans the handshake.
Gregory Dolan DiesPublished 5 days ago in EducationAdolescents Who Perform Better In School
Associations between important aspects of the home and family and adolescents' behavior and well-being are the primary focus. Families with few economic resources are more likely to have adolescents who have behavioral problems, who are psychologically distressed, and who do less well in school. Parental behavior and psychological well-being in less adequately resourced homes partially explain adolescents' poorer functioning. Parents in economically deprived homes are more distressed, inconsistent, and harsh in their parenting, and are less likely to create an organized and structured home environment. All of these can lead adolescents to display psychological distress.
Megan WilsonPublished 12 days ago in Education10 Must-Know Features of MarkersPro
MarkersPro Student Information Systems (SIS) is a platform to store and track staff and student data. Today, school system management software has become an essential tool for educational institutions, students, and parents. MarkersPro, a software for school management system can be used to access student grades, reports, results, attendance, make payments, connect with school functionaries, and more.
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Some things they should have thought us in school
School is one of the most important institutions when it comes to the development of the person. Among the educational institutions, it is where we spend most of the time and it is the place where we learn some of the basics of socialization and social life. The schooling system is different in every country and thus students all over the world have different programs. Though some of the subjects and materials remain the same for everyone. Maths, biology, chemistry, grammar, and some more are the subjects mostly learned by everyone.
Giorgi MikhelidzePublished 27 days ago in Educationan anonymous letter from a high school senior
We are all trying. I mean, really trying. I've been a teacher for 22 years, and this year is like starting over. We have been in the building more than most here in Indiana, but it doesn't mean things have been any easier -- especially for the students.
Carrie WisehartPublished about a month ago in EducationAn Altruism
Edwin Avery eased into a parking space he had used for over twenty years. One piston inside the engine of his fifteen-year-old Hyundai puttered oddly as he twisted the key to silence it. Stepping onto the gritty parking lot on a warm spring day in mid-March, Mr. Avery cracked his windows before locking the doors, a routine he had observed since the air conditioning died.
πππππ π³ π²ππππ’Published about a month ago in EducationThe Importance of Music Education in Schools
Music education is a fundamentally important aspect of the national curriculum, yet music and other arts subjects are usually the first to be dropped in schools across the nation, due to a lack of funding and resources. From an outside point of view, music and the arts may appear to some as just a fun hobby or even as a waste of time. But involvement in music and arts education is so much more than just having a sing-song or messing around with some instruments.
Georgia De VitaPublished about a month ago in Educationand thatβs on βWriterβs Blockβ
"You have about three weeks from today to complete this assignment. Lateness? F! Grammatical errors? F+! Itβs illegible? Back to grade school you go! And if you plagiarize...youβre only PLAY-ing yourself. Iβll know right away. Class dismissed!"
Ambrosia R JohnPublished about a month ago in Educationthat time my dress ripped in front of ALL MY STUDENTS
I was super excited about my new black dress. Almost every piece of clothing I own is black. Or red. Or both. But they are my favorite colors. And I had a new black dress!
Carrie WisehartPublished about a month ago in Education