Daily Reminders
Inspiring Quotes posted the following daily reminders on Twitter: – Let go of the past. – Stop resisting change. – Talk to yourself positively. – Keep empowering beliefs. – Live Read more about Daily Reminders[…]
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Immersion In Nature Benefits Your Health
On January 9th, 2020, Jim Robbins posted the following article on the benefits that nature has for the human being. A growing body of research points to the beneficial effects Read more about Immersion In Nature Benefits Your Health[…]
Let Go Of Control
As teachers we need to learn how to let go of our need to ‘control’ the class. There is a fine line between control and letting natural learning happen for Read more about Let Go Of Control[…]
Make A Child Smile Today
Gavin McCormack posted an article on the small fact that the most beautiful thing in the world is a child’s smile. The next best thing is that you are the Read more about Make A Child Smile Today[…]
Education Is An Investment
Nelson Mandela said, “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.” Arne Duncan, US Secretary of Education, wrote the following article about how important it Read more about Education Is An Investment[…]
More Z’s May Yield More A’s
When the Seattle School District delayed high school start times by an hour, students caught an extra 34 minutes of sleep per day, and their grades improved by about 5 Read more about More Z’s May Yield More A’s[…]
6 Emotional-Intelligence Job Skills Required
Lolly Daskal posted an article on LinkedIn about the importance of 6 emotional-intelligence (EQ) required in the next few years. Daskal says that two-Thirds of Americans believe that in 50 Read more about 6 Emotional-Intelligence Job Skills Required[…]
The Most Important Question In Any Classroom
Gavin McCormack posted the following article on LinkedIn about how to inspire students. McCormack states that if you want your children to be engaged in every lesson you teach, there’s Read more about The Most Important Question In Any Classroom[…]
Studies On Disability Emphasize Early Intervention
Failing to identify and support students with learning disabilities early can have dire, long-term consequences. In a comprehensive 2019 analysis, researchers highlighted the need to provide interventions that align with Read more about Studies On Disability Emphasize Early Intervention[…]
Cut the Arts at Your Own Risk
Researchers warn that cutting arts programs in schools is a grave mistake. The arts programs provide cognitive, academic, behavioural, and social benefits that go far beyond simply learning how to Read more about Cut the Arts at Your Own Risk[…]