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Is there a "right" way to teach something?
These past few weeks, I’ve been looking up a lot of tutorials both about programming and about teaching programming to people. It made me ponder upon learning and teaching and about the latest evolutions with respect to pedagogy.
By Mina Pêcheux4 years ago in Education
Come On, Spill The Beans
To “spill the beans” is not a literal invitation for you to throw a tin of baked beans on the floor. That would be stupid. And would cause a large mess. And it would achieve precisely nothing.
By R P Gibson4 years ago in Education
WHY I TEACH-Part 8: A Simple Question
I repeated my rules presentation for second period and headed to my first subbing assignment. I found the sub packet on the teacher’s desk. It contained a handout with four questions and a note, “Thanks so much for subbing! My flight was delayed. Please have the students fill out the handout.”
By Kelley M Likes4 years ago in Education
Opening a Can of Worms
You could be said to be “opening a can of worms”, figuratively speaking, if you are taking (or intending to take) some course of action that would have far reaching, often unforeseen, negative consequences.
By R P Gibson4 years ago in Education
Prepare for US CPA in India with Miles Education
The need for CPA has risen significantly in recent years, coinciding with the expansion of MNCs and Big4s in India. This trend away from repetitive data crunching on excel and toward strategic decision-making is generating a new demand sector for US CPAs. Finance experts with US GAAP, IFRS, and US Compliance & Taxation credentials are in high demand in the business. Accounting occupations are expected to expand by 7% by 2030, resulting in a surge in demand for CPAs across India.
By Miles Education4 years ago in Education
5 tips on how to write a case study
A case study is a piece of writing where the writer makes the readers go through a situation where a problem occurs. The background of the problem is also presented, how the problem is affecting the company or the people and how it can be solved. In some case studies, it was also discussed how solving the problem will help the company or the people afterwards. Case study helps the readers to know how to solve a problem and helps to gain knowledge about the company and the scenario.
By jessica moore4 years ago in Education
I Wish I'd Known This Before Investing in Online Courses
But when I clicked on a second video, then a third video, I kept seeing the same ad. I was wondering who this Tai Lopez was at one point.
By Claudiu Cozma4 years ago in Education
5 Ways to Help Your Kids Focus and Engage During Online Classes
At this point, the majority of us have witnessed our kids learn online to a certain extent ever since nationwide lockdowns began amid the COVID-19 pandemic. And you, as a parent, understand first-hand the difficulties and challenges presented by distance learning. Although it can be a tough job to keep your kids focused in an online learning setting, given the distractions rampant in a home environment, you can effectively navigate through the new learning style and help your children tackle it with ease.
By Tutrrd seo4 years ago in Education
Homeschooling
I hear many things when I tell people I homeschool my children. Some think it's noble. Others believe that they should be in school and that it is a waste of my time. Many are concerned about my children's socialization; however, they can hold an adult conversation better than most adults. When in traditional schooling, the teachers often have to tell students they are there to learn and not socialize. I heard that a lot as a child until I lost my voice and listened to those teachers. Of course, we all want what is best for our children, but when is it okay for others to tell you how to raise your child?
By E.G.4 years ago in Education
Tips For Better Assimilation During Reading
As a student, you might have extensive material to cover before your exam. So how do you plan to assimilate educational materials faster without putting yourself at the edge? With the tips below, reading to understand can be fun if you know its rudiment.
By Abass Quadri Olajide4 years ago in Education
Can I Study MBBS Abroad Without NEET?
Is it feasible to study MBBS in another country without taking the NEET? Yes, that is doable, according to the answer. However, there are various other arrangements that we will discuss in this post. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, pupils are granted a one-time exemption. In this blog, we will provide you with all of the information you need to know about MBBS without NEET in other countries. So, if you want to study MBBS without NEET abroad, we recommend that you read this blog all the way to the end because we’ve covered topics like what is NEET, MBBS without NEET, colleges accepting students without NEET, and so on.
By Twinkle Institute AB4 years ago in Education
How’s Life in a Dorm Room?. Top Story - December 2021.
Okay, I confess! I am not writing this while sitting at my desk! So unprofessional of me right! It’s the weekend, and I wasn’t feeling like going out (it’s raining and I don’t like rainy weather), and nor I am interested in watching Netflix right now!
By Syed Zain Ali Gardezi4 years ago in Education