Written by Jody Morse in Education
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For young and even older children, it can be very difficult to transition to a new school. Whether the new school is near or far, it can be very hard for any child to give up old friends and make new ones. Here are some tips on how to transition to a new school.
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An Associates Degree, or a two year degree, can be a less expensive alternative to other degrees. Many careers that require such a degree can earn a student lucrative employment after graduation. Some of the highest paying jobs requiring only a Associates degree include but aren’t limited to: Read the rest
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So many people use email and text messaging to communicate each day that some have come to regard handwriting as a lost art. Handwriting is still very important for many types of communication, however, so it is really important that it is still emphasized in school. Read the rest
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Admission to law school is competitive. If you are considering a career in the legal profession, it is never too early to learn all you can about law school admissions requirements so that you can prepare for this critical step in your career. Read the rest
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The first day of school is always exciting, but it can also be confusing or scary. Starting at a new school or in a new grade and having to deal with a new set of classmates and teachers can cause apprehension for a lot of kids. Teachers can do a lot to ease this first day tension and help their students make a smooth transition into the school year by providing some simple but fun activities so that classmates can get to know each other. Read the rest
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“Two households, both alike in dignity,
In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,
From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,
Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.” Read the rest
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Every teacher struggles, sooner or later, with the issue of setting up a reward system. It would be great if students were motivated by the intrinsic (psychological) value of gaining an education. The reality is that it takes a while for students to be motivated to learn for the sake of gaining knowledge. This is where the reward systems come into play. There are two main types of reward systems, exchange value, and positive behavior support. Let’s take a look at both and examine the benefits and drawbacks of using each system. Read the rest
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So it’s your first year teaching. You’re fresh out of college or grad-school and you’ve decided to take on today’s youth. Welcome to one of the best professions out there and the only one that still boasts three months of paid vacation as one of the perks! Teaching isn’t easy, but it’s definitely easier if you begin with the idea that a great teacher (or what we in the field call a, “veteran teacher”) is like fine wine or cheese…it needs aging to perfect the process. Let’s take a look at some tips for your first year that will make the aging process go a little more smoothly, and perhaps see you still perky and enjoying teaching at the end of it. Read the rest
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With thousands of jobs available, teaching ESL overseas is an increasingly appealing option to many people. While it is possible to land a teaching position without certification, having more credentials opens more doors in more countries, giving you more choice and possibly better pay. The TESOL certificate is a great option, but the internet is overflowing with information on the subject. Here is a quick guide that will help get you on your way to getting TESOL certification. Read the rest
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According to the National Association of Gifted Children, “Students who give evidence of high achievement capability in such areas as intellectual, creative, artistic, or leadership capacity…” are said to be gifted. While these students may have a high ability to learn and succeed, they are not without struggles to find the funds to attend school. Often, gifted students need more specialized programing to allow them to reach their full potential, and this can mean more money required for tuition and expenses. Luckily, there are scholarships available (both nationally, and state specific) for gifted children, that can make attending appropriate schools and specialized programs much more feasible. Read the rest
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