Category: Teacher’s Corner

Multiple-choice exams have many beneficial impacts on teachers and students alike. They are easy to grade and allow for the use of machines instead of hand grading. They also allow for a larger range...

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...

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...

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...

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...