Every teacher wants a well-managed classroom, but it isn’t always easy. Keeping your students focused and on task can be quite a challenge. Fortunately, some tried, and true strategies can help you create a classroom environment that is conducive to learning. Here are 10 tips for effective classroom management that will help you keep control […]
Tag Archives: education
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Jan
Jan
By Asha Alexander, Principal & CEO at GEMS Legacy School I think, you know, the curricula around the world have to keep changing. It has to keep evolving. We’ve all gotten used to following something that has already been laid out, and as an educator, I’ve constantly been questioning practice. Why are we teaching? Is […]
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Jan
Jan
One of the most important things we can do to ensure a better future for our planet is to educate the next generation on the importance of sustainable development. Sustainable development goals (SDGs) are an integral part of achieving this, and can be easily incorporated into the classroom. Through the use of interactive activities and […]
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The Hybrid Learning Experience During the 21st Century – What It Means and What Are the Advantages
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Jun
Jun
Even though it didn’t go exactly as we planned, we have to admit that our lives have changed drastically after March 2020, with the pandemic of COVID-19. Schools being the first instructions to be shut down with the spread of the pandemic, the educational system was also the first field to show how unprepared we […]
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Jun
Jun
transcript taken from Prof Dr Ger Graus OBE’s talk – details below In the United Kingdom, we have the National Health Service. It is 70 or so years old. It is probably, one might argue, the United Kingdom’s finest invention. Because it is an organization that is double-winged: It has the head, it has the […]
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May
May
transcript taken from Prof Dr Ger Graus OBE’s talk – details below Einstein’s definition of insanity, which is something like, you continue to do the same thing but expect different outcomes, for me, reflects the story of education over the last two hundred, or perhaps a hundred years. Why (and actually we need again to […]
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May
May
Enhancing STEM with the Power of the Arts You may have heard of STEM education before, right? Well, if you haven’t heard, STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Though not mentioned in the acronym, the Arts play an important role in a well-rounded STEM education. Adding the ‘A’ to STEM The addition of […]
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Oct
Oct
We are living through a turning point. Globally, we share a feeling of insecurity for the future. Health crises, climate change, inequality…What comes next? One thing is certain – the youth of today will be the change-makers of tomorrow. It’s time for change and time to give children a new form of learning. We are […]
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Sep
Sep
Today, teachers focus on growing kids with a social responsibility to build better futures. Twin is a great tool to integrate into your lectures in order to grow kids with a technology know how and an urge to solve world’s problems. How can you use Twin in classrooms? We came up with 5 tips for […]
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Sep
Sep
How do you think it would be if you had to go to school with a mask on your face in your childhood? Probably most of you will answer this with a clear “No.”. Just like you imagine, kids can be sad and nervous about the new normal period. Making sure that they can get […]
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