Posted by Daniel Tran on 2/5/2016 When studying, it’s not recommended that you read the textbook straight from the first page to the last. There’s just too much information, you’ll tire yourself out, and the worst part is that in…
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Posted by Jenny Mason on 18/4/2016 It can be difficult getting reluctant students interested in poetry, but there are many ways to draw them in. Most people like songs and music. This should definitely be harnessed when looking at poetry….
Posted by Colleen Moyne on 11/4/2016 We all want our child to grow up to be a great human being. We dream of them leading a happy, fulfilled, productive existence and treating others with respect and kindness. So what is…
Posted by Jenny Mason on 1/2/2016 The genre of narrative writing comes easily to some and is much harder for others. Yes most people understand the structure of a story. The beginning, middle and an ending. Children as young as 5…
Posted by Daniel Tran on 31/3/2016 For most people, there’s always that one subject that just isn’t engaging. No matter what you do, you can’t seem to keep a long-term interest in it, even though others seem to find this…
Posted by Colleen Moyne on 10/3/2016 All children start out with a natural eagerness to learn. By the time a baby is a month old he has gained a certain amount of control over his vision and begins to try and make…
Posted by Colleen Moyne on 10/3/2016 Children have a natural predisposition to want to learn and it’s something that we should encourage in any way we can. One of those ways is through our own attitude. If we show an enthusiasm for…
Posted by Daniel Tran on 25/2/2016 Whether you’re taking notes in a class or in the middle of an exam, you need to be able to write words on a page. But, if you’re like many students, handwritten words usually…
Posted by Jenny Mason on 1/2/2016 These are just some effective and practical ways you can get through preparation for upcoming exams and assessments. Take breaks and have plenty of rest It will not help anybody if you are too…
Posted by Pauline Haber on 8/2/2016 Pauline Haber has been teaching in secondary schools for 7 years. Her passion is in developing literacy skills among Non-English Speaking Background (NESB) students. She favours the “Reading to Learn” program by David Rose as…