Academia

Nobody is immune to making false assumptions before they decide to take up law. I'm happy to share seven things I got wrong before I became a law student.

Becoming fluent in English is the goal of many ESL/EFL students. This article is based on the lessons I held in a TEFL class for mature students in Leeds, UK, and one-to-one tutorials I guided in the Netherlands. Useful tips are provided throughout.

Improve your study habits by following these 10 simples tips: 1. Make a To-Do list 2. Study before you are tired 3. Stay hydrated 4. Use flashcards 5. Create study groups 6. Make it fun 7. Take breaks 8. Sleep well 9. Don’t cram 10. Don’t forget breakfast

Writing an essay is already challenging enough. Reaching the required word count is extra work. Read here and know how to make your essays longer the smart way.

Exam and test results are important as they can open and close career options. Here are some tips to help you study and gain high marks.

This article covers interpersonal communication. You'll learn everything you need to know about listening, nonverbal communication, and speaking.

Do students with moderate cognitive disabilities comprehend grade-level material better when it is read aloud or when they independently read material that is presented at their individualized reading level? I attempt to provide insight to this question through my own Action Research.

If possible, pick a topic you enjoy. This will make creating a thesis statement a little easier. Examples provided are from my time as a graduate student in a Creative Writing program.

Free online IELTS preparation resources collected and listed for quick reference of aspirants.

The future of e-learning in Bangladesh as the alternative teaching methodology.

Here are five suggestions for ministry leadership positions which are most appropriate for young people all the way up to age 30. Hopefully, considering these positions will generate thoughts of many more.

Not all study techniques are equal. Preferences differ and therefore it is important to find the most comfortable approach, but it has to be effective. These six methods have been tried and tested by many students with noticeable success.

IELTS aspirants make the mistake of reading through the entire passage to answer questions in the reading section. This nonstrategic approach wastes your time and eventually prevents you from securing a high band score.

This article lists 120 persuasive essay topics. From easy topics to suit middle schoolers to difficult topics for college students and from controversial and political topics to scientific and interesting ones, there are plenty of different topics here to pick from.

Are you concerned about signing up for an online course where you spend time and money but don't gain any knowledge? To avoid this happening to you, be sure to check these six crucial elements before you pay for an online class.

"In Your Mind" is a poem that explores memory and imagination through the speaker's daydream. Someone is either bored at their work desk or consciously escaping their current situation by imagining another country. Using the impersonal pronoun "you," Duffy creates a slightly surreal detached tone.

Here is a technique I learned in college that can improve your test score by revealing your knowledge of the material.

As a special education teacher, I have worked with many challenging parents. This article covers strategies for effectively working with these parents. Teaching students is our joy. Their parents are the reason we work 60 hour weeks.

Which college or university will you or your child choose for the next school year? Choosing the right school of higher learning is an imperative, and this guide will help you weigh many factors to make the best decision for your circumstances and goals.

Knowing the right way to take notes from a textbook can improve your grades and cut study time in half! So why wait? Learn how to take better notes today!

An essay plays an important part in improving your odds of winning a scholarship. It’s not just your GPA or test scores that lead to a scholarship, but your essay which is equally important. This article will provide 12 tips for how to improve your essay and increase your odds of being selected.

Remote learning may be with us for some time. Even after the pandemic goes away, some parents may realize the benefits of remote learning. Some school districts may offer it permanently. Here are some ideas to help you keep your children on task.

A personal view on the teaching of literature at schools and some ideas to help students get more involved.

This article shares some ideas for creating a functional, comfortable work space for your child's virtual learning.

This article looks at the expressions "thanks you", "thank you", "thanks" and "thanks to you", with examples for when to use them.

This article provides directions for teaching third grade students how to write an opinion essay.

This article shares some ways to learn about your student and prepare for your first tutoring session.

Here is a list of a few things I would have liked to know when I started my engineering studies.

Choosing the right tutor or teacher will help your children excel at learning. Knowing what to ask in an initial interview is key to hiring the right candidate. This article suggests some questions to ask during the interview.

An unprecedented school year has ended. Now, it's time to review and reflect on a year marked by school closure and distance learning. What went wrong? And what went right? Fourth on series entitled "Diary of a Virus."

This guide will provide a number of psychological tips to help teachers improve the kinds of learning environments they cultivate for their students.

Inclusive schools don't come about by chance. Schools that offer their English language learners an environment of inclusion have taken specific steps to bring this about, whether they realize it or not. Here are 5 effective ways to create an inclusive school to help ELLs thrive.

In this article, small yet possible improvements in the classroom's environment are discussed, hoping to provide more values in teaching generally.

I can never forget the "deer in headlights" look on an ELL's face his first day of school. It's a glazed expression, filled with anxiety and fear of the unknown. Offering our English learners a positive classroom environment is a significant way to alleviate their stress and help them succeed.

This article provides tips and suggestions for keeping your first grader up-to-date on math concepts.

How does a day in the life of a teacher look like? Let's take a look at their journey for a day.

Research shows that when parents are actively involved in their children's education, students are more likely to experience academic succes Here are 10 effective ways to help integrate the parents of English language learners into our schools.

A reflection upon methods of inclusion which have been directly observed in the classroom by the author, comments on the possible effectiveness of said methods and, where possible, suggestions on how said methods may be improved or expanded upon.

A critical review of key theoretical literature on effective pedagogy in science in the Broad General Education Secondary phase of the Scottish education system. This article also considers the opportunities and challenges that these approaches may present to a newly beginning teacher.

The remote pilot knowledge test consists of 12 topics areas. This article will provide two study methods to prepare for the test. Recommendations for the test include the ALC-451 online course and UAS study guide.

The Internet is a great place to learn new things, but where are the best places to get educated? This article discusses five of the best places to take educational courses online.

The purpose of community circles is for students to share and listen to each other's thoughts, feelings and ideas. They're a way to foster inclusion—a sense of belonging for all students—regardless of cultural backgrounds and life experiences.

Many English language learners who enter our schools are not welcomed into inclusive environments. Teachers—especially those who teach ELLs—are in a key position to draw attention to inequalities they observe and to advocate for their students.

Digital video presentation has opened a broad gateway across the globe. A webinar has reached its peak in connecting huge crowds throughout the world in the form of virtual interactions. This guide will help presenters avoid common pitfalls and create better, more engaging webinars.

Every year in school districts across the U.S., English language learners take the WIDA ACCESS to measure their proficiency in the English language. Here are 8 reasons why student scores on this test may not be giving us accurate data.

This article is a roundup of six college degree pathways for people who want to work with kids.

Promoting speaking, reading and discussion is important to aid life skills, memory skills, social skills, self-confidence and education. This is aimed at helping others to learn words, put them into context and promote confidence in doing so.

Good online course design is all about recognizing and understanding the students’ needs. Their voice matters—we just need to take time to listen.

This article includes a list of debate topics for high school, middle school, and college students in the areas of education, social issues, economics, the environment, history and more.