Do You Need to Be a Parent to Be a Good Teacher?
I’m not a parent, and I don’t want to be. That can be a controversial statement for any young woman, but it seems that it’s even more so for a teacher.
The Different Teaching Styles: Which One Works for You?
There are many different teaching styles, and each one can be successful in the classroom. It’s important to understand what makes each type successful.
Why Teaching is Becoming a More Feminized Profession
Women make up the majority of the teaching workforce in the United States. So why is this happening? Is this a good thing, or something that needs adressing?
Should Teachers Intimidate their Students?
No. Plain and simple. That’s all there is to it. Here’s why: Students need to be able to trust their teachers. Students need good role models.
Flipped Learning – How Do You Get it to Actually Work?
Flipped learning is one of those things that are fantastic in theory, but there are stories about how it just doesn’t work; at least, not for my students.
Why Your Students are Not “Attention-Seekers”.
It’s tempting to use your usual behaviour management techniques, but this can actually reinforce attention-seeking behaviour and turn it into a real problem.
The #1 Trick to Winning Your First Teaching Contract.
So, you’ve been a relief teacher for a little while, and you’ve decided that you want your first teaching contract.
7 Ways to Look After Your Well-being as a Teacher.
Teachers are always on the go and working late into the night. This lifestyle can take a toll on your health, causing you to feel stressed and run down.
4 Tips for High School Relief Teachers in Primary Schools.
Just seeing all the tiny children with their clothes and bags that were too big for them, and hand held tightly by their parents made me feel a little nauseous.
What is the LANTITE and how do I do it?
The Literacy and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education Students is a literacy and numeracy test that every teacher must complete before graduation.