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How to get pupils interested in activities they don’t like?

21 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAir conditioning, Bin bag, Boredom, Broken windows theory, CBS, Central Pacific Bank, Charter school, Chicago (band), Classroom, Education, educator, Harry Hill, High school, Learning, Math, Pupil, StudentAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] When I think back to high school, the overriding feeling I get is one of boredom. Don’t get me wrong; some of my lessons were great, but a significant number were lack-lustre and immediately conducive to demotivation. You might feel exasperated trying to engage your pupils, but with these easy tips on how…

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Types and costs of online schools

13 July, 2014 Education programsAbraham, Academic degree, AdvancED, Advanced Placement, Alabama, Alabama Department of Education, Alabama State Capitol, Andrew Napolitano, Associated Press, Authorization, Baltimore, Bonnie Burton, Center for American Progress, Charter school, Chat room, Cleveland, Client–server model, Dual enrollment, WebsiteAdd a Comment

Since the arrival of the internet technology, schools providing online education around the world have been a fast growing sector in the industry of online commerce. In fact, a majority of potential students can obtain higher degrees and certificates through attending classes on the web. Generally, the lessons are delivered to students through distant…

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Gates Foundation in education

5 January, 2014 Learning resourcesBig Tobacco, Bilderberg Group, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bill Gates, Bo'ao, Charitable trust, Charter school, China, Common Core (organization), Education, Grants, Professional development, Research, Teacher, Teacher education, United StatesAdd a Comment

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has focused on teacher quality as a key dimension of its recent grantmaking strategy. The Foundation supports education and heath projects worldwide. Here is a more detailed presentation of the number of grants they have funded: Teacher-related spending: 67 Grants : total: $78,938,413 1. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: aid for improved…

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Back to School: PreK, Kindergarten

16 September, 2013 Education programsAchievement gap in the United States, Board of education, Charter school, Education, No Child Left Behind Act, Standardized test, Teach For America, TeacherAdd a Comment

If you wondered why do some child do better then others when going to school, how the achievement gap is present before the start of kindergarten, the infographics below can give you some interesting clues.