The biggest pedagogic change to American education since the arrival of John Dewey is happening right now. It’s called Common Core State Standards. Its goal: to prepare the nation’s tens of thousands of students for college and/or career. If you are involved in any part of teaching, administrating, or planning, you are holding your breath, […]
The huge workload of teachers is by far the most frequently cited reason why people quit the profession. But now is the moment to act. As part of a new generation of teachers it is up to you to make the job manageable so that you feel comfortable and want to stay in it. The […]
Using Mind Mapping For Teaching Is Easy, Just Do This Using mind mapping for teaching is an excellent way for you to prepare for your class. It’s quite a challenge to keep your students interested and excited for lectures and class activities. This is why it’s crucial that you equip yourself with the right tools […]
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Rohini Saini
Vishal Jain
