Articles about the teacher, teaching strategies and the teaching lifestyle
At the start of every school year, thousands of new teachers find themselves a little over their heads with behavior problems in the classroom. A new teacher might find dealing with learners overwhelming. Student behavior is a complex issue plaguing the public school system and robbing students of a quality education every single day. Behavior…
Various pedagogues have concluded, through numerous research, that the teaching qualities of teachers and strategies are crucial for the development of student relationships as well as the social climate in the class itself. Positive personal relationships in the classroom were found to depend on the ability of the classmate to connect and reconcile students’ behavior,…
The constructivist teaching approach is usually based on the constructivist learning theory developed by John Dewey and Jean Piaget. The approach requires that learners expand their knowledge through experiences, and therefore using influential based teaching techniques could improve their learning and be able to remember such concepts even in the future. All ideas are based…
Rapport refers to the relationship between a teacher and the students. The teaching profession is a calling and thus why, as a teacher, one should strive to have a good rapport with his/her learners to effectively instill knowledge to the learners.
In the world today, history teachers can unanimously agree that most students have a hard time learning history. Students will either portray this through the failing of history exams, not paying attention in the history class, not asking questions at all, not taking their assignments seriously and in extreme cases, hating you. History is among…