domingo, 28 de febrero de 2021

I Struggle with Analyzing Novels for my English Courses. Any suggestions on how to think analytically?

Hello everybody! (I am new to reddit, I hope I'm posting this in the correct place)

So, I am a creative writer. I love to write books and think of ideas for books. I have so many ideas on books to write about and I'm currently in University and so far on the path to getting an English degree.

For the last few terms I have been taking English courses that aren't exactly my cup of tea. Currently, I am in a Fantasy and Film English course where I have been having to write analytical papers on the narratives we've read/watched and I just can't. Perhaps it's because I have never been taught how to because I mainly take Creative writing courses OR maybe my brain just doesn't work this way.

We have a 2500 word essay coming up and I chose The Lord of the Rings as my narrative to analyze because I decently enjoyed that film compared to everything else, but I am incapable of analyzing it. My other Fantasy class we've had to do the same with one of our books and I did awful. I spent days staring at my book wondering what the heck to 'analyze' about it and only figured it out after 2 weeks of continually thinking about it. I guess I'm a firm believer (being a creative writer) that you should not try to analyze authors reasoning for doing things because you aren't that writer, what if you're wrong regardless of the proof?

Anyways... basically I can't seem to analyze things the way my professors want me to do. My current topic of choice is magical objects being a narrative driver and I chose the ring. But other than that I am stuck. It's a narrative driver because without it the whole book wouldn't be there... That's how I think... I feel like I seriously just can't think in an analytical way or I'm overthinking everything.

I have a month to figure this thing out so I'm going to be sitting here staring at my topic until I get it, but I doubt I'll understand it just like my last analytical essays. I am frustrated, am I the only person who can't think this way? Am I stupid?? Ugh. (Sorry ranting there a bit, I'm just overly-frustrated.)

The sad part is, I LOVE writing and I've been told that I'm very good at it, but it's ALWAYS the ideas that get me messed up because I can't think analytically for all these classes. Does anyone have suggestions?



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 07:43PM by CheetarTheCheetah https://ift.tt/3uGSP3u

What would happen if preschools/elementary schools were as large as universities?

I often think that the educational institutions meant for young children are far too small for them to branch out socially and individuate. I remember being stuck with the same people every day and it was quite a pain. I notice the condescending nature of the education system and although the specifics may be confined to where I live, it would seem as though the condescending attitude we have towards kids is a cross-cultural issue. For instance, at my elementary school, during school assemblies, children were expected to sit on the floor cross-legged while teachers got to sit on chairs. How is that fair? It almost insinuates that the children are not “worthy” like the teachers are. I know this is just my anecdote so it doesn’t weigh a whole lot but I’ve heard far worse things on r/raisedbynarcissists and r/cptsd. Children from homes with unhealthy family dynamics will tend to “act out”. Far too often, these kids are just seen as “problem children”, frequently belittled in front of the class or publicly singled out. I think that if the educational facilities for children were larger, there would be far more of these “bad apples” and this type of behaviour could finally be understood as a larger phenomena than something simply being “wrong” with a few individuals.

I really value the sentiment of institutions providing a sense of community. No matter the family dynamics a student may come from, they can still find a tribe beyond their bloodline through institutions. The larger the institutions, the more opportunities for such. That’s how I see it. Does anyone else have any thoughts on this?



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 04:04PM by searchingburning https://ift.tt/3dWbbqX

The Most Useful Languages to learn

An assessment matrix that quantitatively defines the most useful languages to learn based on various criteria

https://youtu.be/eZC6XxybZH4



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 03:53PM by miesvanderrohemr https://ift.tt/301Y7bD

Education

So I want to share this in middle school I was put into special education classes in certain subjects but I don't remember why. My Grammer isn't that great didn't get taught that well same with math not great at math either at the pre algebra stage if i am honest with my understanding of it. So reflecting on the past I can see why it was so hard for me to learn because at the time I was smoking weed and drinking household was crazy most of the time. I find myself in a community college enrolled in 3 classes online which I find I am just trying to pass a test to forget when I worked hard trying to learn it within a set time period. I Love learning and I want it to be effective but I feel it needs to be something you're curious about. Which is also hard to find their are many stresses not having work living with a friend and wanting to reach your goal or destination but you do need stability to not fold from the pressure of life. Just felt like sharing peace ✌



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 01:47PM by garrett2116 https://ift.tt/3dVZPTR

Understanding Fair Use

Hi! I was hoping someone could help me understand fair use; specifically, how it applies to showing movies in the education field. I was told it is ok to show movies in class since there is an educational purpose; however, I was told it is not ok to show movies during my club meetings. I'm confused because the movie showing during my club also has an educational purpose. Can anyone help me understand this? OR has anyone found a way to show a movie during a club meeting? If so, how'd ya do it? Thanks!



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 02:10PM by byvs2013 https://ift.tt/37XPqTZ

Hack Education: Behaviorism, Surveillance, and (School) Work

"I was a speaker today at the #AgainstSurveillance teach-in, a fundraiser for Ian Linkletter who is being sued by the online test-proctoring software company Proctorio."



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 01:58PM by famaminores https://ift.tt/2PkPE17

What methodology should I use for my dissertation?

My dissertation is on startups success rates, and I will be doing literature reviews of past research to backup my points. However, I am stuck as to which methodology I should use? Would case studies be a methodology? Thanks



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 01:07PM by Smellyjojo https://ift.tt/3q72yfM

Looking for teachers that don't like tech

I'm not sure reddit is really the place to find any, but if you are one, or if you know any I would love to get in touch. I'm a Computer science techer (ex HOD, learning technologist, ed researcher, curriculum specialist) and sole web developer working on a more easy to use VLE and would love to get opinions on it. Or just opinions on what would get more reluctant edtech users to hate it less.

The site is called wurkbuk and I've just launched the second beta version.

To be honest, even if they don't check out the website and just talk about their hate of tech, that would be awesome.



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 11:44AM by adjei7 https://ift.tt/2NEkTUv

y’all rockin with education⁉️⁉️⁉️

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Submitted February 28, 2021 at 12:03PM by HBlade1 https://ift.tt/3b3etHq

I teach with video games a lot and I for a final project I will be having students create virtual dioramas in Fortnite Creative.

Hey everyone. I'm a high school Social Studies teacher and as a final project for a unit I plan on having some of my students use Fortnite Creative to create virtual dioramas.

I wrote up my full explanation and rationale here on Hey Listen Games. My lesson plan and slides are also attached inside for free for those interested. Hey Listen Games is a website dedicated to providing free lesson plans and curriculum for teaching with video games. Hopefully some people here might find something useful!

And for anyone who doesn't already know, Epic Games is expanding their work in educational spaces. I am not the first teacher to use Fortnite Creative and I most definitely won't be the last.



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 10:01AM by somefuzzypants https://ift.tt/3b1z4vo

Studying International Relations

I've chosen science for my high school but am leaning to shifting towards something arts/humanities based because I feel it is what I enjoy learning more than science. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the theory part of physics, but what I've learnt to date in school barely touches the interesting parts, and I don't have faith in my educational system to think that it'll get better if I study it at a higher level. I'm Indian, and our system is VERY rote based and I am very much not rote based. I enjoy physics, but absolutely hate the formulae and problems. I'm a theory nerd.

With this in mind, are there any IR graduates or people working in IR who I could talk with about the work in this field, or about the degree and what it's like to learn IR.

Any advice/opinion is very welcome, and I really hope to sort this out so please respond.



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 08:38AM by toxifiedpineapple https://ift.tt/3r2GYuf

Chaotic Reopening of NYC Schools: This Is What Mayoral Control Looks Like

For Teacher-Student-Parent-Worker Control of the Schools!
Chaotic Reopening of NYC Schools: This Is What Mayoral Control Looks Like
Use Union Power to Reopen Schools Safely!

By Class Struggle Education Workers/UFT

http://www.internationalist.org/mayoral-control-leads-to-nyc-schools-chaos-2102.html

The deadly coronavirus pandemic led to the first-ever nationwide U.S. school shutdown. While coronavirus cases were escalating in much of the country, rates of infection and of positive tests for COVID-19 in the summer and early fall were far lower in New York City, making it possible to reopen schools. The actual reopening of NYC schools in the fall was a story of unending chaos, with changing deadlines and confusing schedules of “blended” and fully remote instruction. Class Struggle Education Workers and the Internationalist Group declared “Where Infection Rate Is Low, Schools Should Reopen Safely with Billions for Sanitation & Ventilation, Triple Classrooms Now, Hire Thousands.” Those who demanded that schools be kept closed even where virus contagion was low (and now even with vaccine becoming available) went against overwhelming evidence that “remote education” can’t work for the great majority of students and exacerbates racial/class inequalities. They play into the hands of the enemies of public education and blow the critical opportunity to win important safety measures which are also key to quality education, particularly by sharply reducing class size. The CSEW calls for union-led teacher-parent-student-worker committees at every school to inspect and sign off on reopening plans. Chaotic Reopening of NYC Schools: This Is What Mayoral Control Looks Like (23 February 2021)



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 08:22AM by a_indabronx https://ift.tt/2NLoYpP

How to Create a Fillable Form in Microsoft Word [Advanced Tutorial]

This video was released yesterday. It explains how to create a fillable form in Microsoft word.



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 07:25AM by Dr-Tahir-Yaqub https://ift.tt/3bJ1M3C

Citing Racial Inequities, Boston Public Schools Suspend New Advanced Learning Classes



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 02:34AM by DuncanIdahos9thGhola https://ift.tt/37So9Cg

Maryland teacher seen masturbating during zoom lesson with 8th grade students

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Submitted February 28, 2021 at 03:19AM by datewaynet https://ift.tt/2ZZQBy2

Pseudoscience being taught in college pharmacology and anatomy classes in a public college.

My classes at college have entire pages and test questions dedicated to right/left brain (like whether you are more numbers oriented or art oriented) in their neurology units. The previous unit covered chiropractic and subluxations as if they were real. I'm going to a public college! Why is this a thing? When I talked to a teacher last she basically mocked me saying "You're not a doctor, chiropractic is real and good medicine" like WHAT??? WHY DO I HAVE TO BE A DOCTOR TO CALL YOU OUT ON TEACHING UNTRUE THINGS???

Why on earth isn't this curriculum being reviewed by the state? Why on earth do I have to even deal with this mess??



Submitted February 28, 2021 at 01:42AM by oppilonus https://ift.tt/37X4h0S

sábado, 27 de febrero de 2021

Should I be held back a grade?

I am currently a sophomore in high school. Before this year, I had almost all As, with a couple of Bs. This year I have almost all Fs, and I feel confident that if I were learning in-person then my grades would be higher, as I tend to have a higher work ethic when I know I'll have to face the teacher and classmates in person. I've also just been struggling with the general concepts - I don't learn well online. I already skipped a grade, back in elementary school, so I won't feel that uncomfortable if I get held back - just disappointed in myself. But I also feel that it could be beneficial, and a chance to raise my GPA. My anxiety about my grades has gotten to the point where I'm scared I won't go to college, or even graduate high school - which has led to severe depression. I'd feel a lot better if I could redo it all, but at the same time, I'm not sure if it is worth it. I'd have to change schools, because my current school - which I love - won't allow students to be held back, among other things. So, any advice on what I should do?



Submitted February 27, 2021 at 11:49PM by emo_spiderman23 https://ift.tt/2PkDcOX

Language levels explained

What every language level means in a simple way, according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)

Note: This is a personalized explanation

https://youtu.be/5DyvThHdg6s



Submitted February 27, 2021 at 03:04PM by miesvanderrohemr https://ift.tt/3dUekI6

Support for me

Hi everyone, I am in need of any inputs and advice here. Anything is welcome, even if you do not identify with my experience at all. I've been going through a lot but mind you, but I am indeed doing well. I am just someone who likes being candid about my experiences so I can empower myself.

If you have immigrant parents/an immigrant parent who didn't grow up in the same culture/environment as you did, and thus have never felt so close, do you try to do something about it? I'm asking just because I never felt close with my dad specifically for certain reasons, like all our conversations are very superficial, mostly due to the language gap between us in contrast to me and my mom. It's always been a quiet understanding since forever, but now that I'm 18+ in college it bothers me even more. It's frustrating because he is depressed from giving up his old life when I was born to come to canada and is isolated from his career as an online business worker, but he never makes any effort to talk to me (or my mom really) anymore. He is aging (late 50s), so I respect him and his needs, but if you're just waking up each and everyday just surviving, getting chores done, and helping me and my mom out with daily tasks for the sake of us being "your family", it's kind of toxic in a way. Like yeah biologically I am your daughter, but sometimes it's like he pretends that he knows me and what I am thinking about his behaviour despite knowing very superficial details about my life. Now you may be inclined to comment that I should then simply solve this by talking to him, with the help of my mom to translate, but it's not the case here. This has been going on for a long time, especially since all the holiday events where my mom has yelled at him numerous times about everything I just explained (so my mom is also on the same page as me here and is frustrated). I write this now because this happened again during dinner, where we were eating but then randomly in the meal my mom straight up tells my dad to talk and that the whole point of a dinner is to talk with each other as talking is what makes humans happy. Then seconds later when my mom steps out for awhile, my dad starts asking super basic questions about my life, some out of context, and while I responded like I would politely to anyone, it's really obvious how fake his intentions are. Like he is "rehearsing" from a script.I don't know. I just wanted to let this out because I'm already busy with a lot of things in m life so this is just annoying. I'm so thankful though, that I have so many amazing friends in my life, near or far, so I won't always feel alone. That growing up is actually really healthy for me because of things like this, as I can keep forging my own identity, following my passions like getting my dream job



Submitted February 27, 2021 at 12:44AM by HereIamstanding https://ift.tt/2NAYBTB

viernes, 26 de febrero de 2021

How to keep advanced kindergartener engaged?

5 year old kindergarten student reads and comprehends on a 5th grade level. Easily completes 4th grade level math. Suggestions?



Submitted February 26, 2021 at 09:12PM by Antique-Teach-1990 https://ift.tt/3dSEPgW

Education apps for teenagers

Hi everyone. I’m a secondary school teacher who teaches English and Religious Education (Catholicism) in years 10/11/12. I’m finding great apps that are better suited to younger years. Can anyone recommend a great app that I can use as an occasional tool in a senior secondary classroom? Thank you!



Submitted February 26, 2021 at 08:37PM by hexme1 https://ift.tt/37RVaPe

A better way to learn

What is RADIATE?

Well its an initiative to build a community to help you learn different skills that is actually going to help you by developing the way you will tackle and face problems. In real world, these skills will mater a lot and there are very few platforms to help you with it. We are developing a system where you learn with hands-on projects and also get a bit taste of real world jobs from some industry experts. We put a lot of hard work and time behind this each and every day, in return we just want you to complete the course.

Join our Discord server for all the info and video sessions.

LINK - hps://discord.gg/Z8bwpQzqBd



Submitted February 26, 2021 at 07:50AM by adityarex https://ift.tt/3uCAC79

DoYouNotes: PDF notes + active recall + spaced repetition = memorize faster

Hi!

TL;DR: I made DoYouNotes.com, an app that helps students memorize faster, by applying active recall and spaced repetition directly to their PDF notes.

Probably many people in this sub are familiar with active recall and spaced repetition, as they are great memorization techniques backed by science. There are many amazing tools that help students apply these techniques: Anki, Quizlet, Notion, RemNote, and the list goes on.

All the tools require students to do some preparatory work before the actual memorizing (for example preparing flashcards or taking notes with a specific software) and this can be time-consuming or scare away students. That's why I decided to develop DoYouNotes: it lets students apply active recall and spaced repetition directly to their PDF notes, reducing the preparatory work to the absolute minimum. It's also very easy to use: I want every student to be able to adopt an efficient study technique without friction.

Here is how it works:

  1. you upload a PDF with your notes or book,
  2. you split it into small sections, and optionally add a title/question to each,
  3. the app prompts you to recall the content of sections, one-by-one, while covering them (active recall),
  4. you self-evaluate, and the app schedules the next review accordingly, in the following days (spaced repetition),
  5. you can track your progress by checking which sections of the PDF you reviewed, and when.

The app was launched this year, it's still new but it has all basic the functionalities in place. Just last week, one of our first users took the first exam fully prepared with DoYouNotes, and passed with full marks!

If you want to be one of the first students to try this new method, visit doyounotes.com, try the demo if you want, and sign in. The app is free up to 20 questions/day (the unlimited plan is 3.49 eur/month). Also, join r/DoYouNotes, where I will personally answer all of your questions and hopefully fix any issue that you report in a matter of days :)

I hope this is helpful for you, and maybe changes some students' life for the better ;)

Have a nice day!



Submitted February 26, 2021 at 05:08AM by MassimoCairo https://ift.tt/3pXFDmU

CSET Preparation Advice Needed

I’m a second year UCLA student and even though I’m a couple of years away from taking the CSET I would like some advice on what worked for you in passing the exam. I plan on doing the social sciences CSET. Thank you.



Submitted February 26, 2021 at 03:58AM by DatFabSumo https://ift.tt/2ZPRQ2J

jueves, 25 de febrero de 2021

Careers in education outside of the school system

My wife today currently had another frustrating experience with her school district and this has been the biggest of her growing list of frustrations. Part of the reason why is that the school district she taught at last year was way more together then this current one, but since she had been thinking about leaving the classroom once kids come (first kid is coming in June) and she can't go back to her old school district (its too far away from our new house) she is considering looking at jobs maybe outside of the school system. Is there anyone here with an education background that does something other than teaching/school administration for their school district? If so what is it and how did you get into it?



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 06:02PM by tonatron20 https://ift.tt/3ko1cvO

Can someone explain why the ap history tests changed to a stimulus response model for the multiple choice? What’s the theory behind that?

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Submitted February 25, 2021 at 06:18PM by 000a24 https://ift.tt/2ZR6l6h

Soc teachers help

I have to write a paper about Chinese Communist Revolution, is the Chinese Cultural revolution the same thing or after? Could I include that in my paper because there’s not a lot of info on Chinese Communist Revolution



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 06:33PM by gnocchi888 https://ift.tt/2NZYPU7

Best choices for Art schools in Canada (preferably Ontario)

Hey everyone, I've made the decision to pursue art school, and I'm wondering what schools would be best for someone who wants more of a technical/hands on approach. I've heard OCAD is very conceptual...I just want some opinions. I had a teacher in high school who told me not to go there, but it's the closest art school to me where I could get my BA. I'm fine with conceptual learning being in the curriculum, but I don't want to waste time and go to a school where my head is going to be stuffed full of it, and no actual technical approach. Also, to anyone who has gone to OCAD and has done the drawing and painting BA program, pls feel free to tell me what it was like! Thanks.

*Tell me what your experience in art school was like, and what school in Canada you went to.

*if you went to OCAD, how was it? How were the professors?

* what goes on in the art school curriculum?



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 02:11PM by intheflowerpatch https://ift.tt/2PcJkbX

Education apps for kids

Hi guys, I'am student developer and im making education apps for kids. The topics of my apps are: 7 World Wonders, Universe, Greek Mythology and Scientists. If you find my apps useful please check them up. If you buy 1 app i will provide promo codes and give 2 other apps for FREE. Thank You very much and have a nice day! Feel free to message me i will text You back immediately. Link to my developer account iOS, Android



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 11:12AM by therealsvaba https://ift.tt/37NBHis

Free Art Classes for Teens

Hi everyone, I have a client who is looking to enroll in an art class. The client does school completely virtually and their parents are in a tough situation financially. I was wondering if any of you guys had any resources on free/affordable online “intro to art”courses? I would show her some youtube videos w them, but i don’t think it has the same effect as an instructor.

thank you!



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 10:26AM by malisting https://ift.tt/37Psne9

Learning is fun, with that being said I hate studying.

I'm a masters student.



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 10:31AM by devilliars98 https://ift.tt/3koKMmT

JEE Main 2021 Paper Analysis (25th Feb, Evening Shift) | Detailed JEE Main Analysis 2021 | JEE Paper Solution Feb 2021 | Gradeup

JEE Main 2021 Paper Analysis (25th Feb, Evening Shift) & Difficulty level by Gradeup JEE Experts. Watch JEE Main Analysis 2021 for questions asked in JEE Main Paper 2021 on 25th Feb 2021 exam. Know how were the Chemistry, Physics, and Maths section, as well as questions asked in JEE Main 2021 question paper in the comment box, and get the answer shortly. Also, Subscribe to our Gradeup JEE channel on Youtube.



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 04:35AM by Shilpikumarigp https://ift.tt/2ZQ5AdK

Have you ever considered using a video game as tool to educate?

I've read some research that video games can play a cost-effective role in revolutionizing children’s health and learning. Do you have any ideas, courses how to successfully implement them?



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 05:19AM by lindsaminds https://ift.tt/3koCDiv

miércoles, 24 de febrero de 2021

Anyone got a CS Master's degree at a prestigious university paid by their employer?

I'm looking into many of the prestigious universities for Computer Science master's, but they can be quite expensive...

Where do you guys work? Does any of you have an employer that pays your tuition fee at a prestigious university?



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 12:33AM by xXguitarsenXx https://ift.tt/2ZLYlDF

I finished highschool but I wanted to relearn Algebra and Algebra 2 because I forgot everything. Where can I go to learn it again?

Without taking up too much of my time



Submitted February 25, 2021 at 12:16AM by UzimakiRasengan https://ift.tt/3ky4s8h

College Mentors

This is from my experience, but I was wondering why certain colleges or at least the state college I attended, why are resume helping staff usually not within the prospected field that you are from? If I want to apply somewhere that is geared towards social behavioral sciences why is it that the only help the career center offers is someone from the English department? Not to say or diss any staff member, but I feel that it would be best to have someone from the field you are in to review what you have and answer questions because to my knowledge, certain resume and information is tailored to fit specific fields.



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 12:53PM by labrujajaja https://ift.tt/2Ml5yaw

America is failing its students, we know; so what now?

https://www.sharmeenchauhdry.com/post/america-is-failing-its-students-we-know-so-what-now

Great article on how America is failing its students, written by a teach for America member. We all can be doing more to support our fellow teachers/school systems!



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 01:19PM by Jbrittny https://ift.tt/2MlijSr

Gaggle podcast: How the debate over reopening schools is shaping school voucher proposals

Arizona's school-choice bill comes as many parents are frustrated following months of at-home education or hybrid learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic.



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 12:16PM by yvonnewingettsanchez https://ift.tt/3krU3L5

Do colleges care about IB rigour?

IB is objectively more difficult than a regular AP schedule. With the EE, CAS, IAs, and more, IB is hard. Does this mean anything to colleges? Does this extra work matter, does it play a significant role?

An AP schedule would be better for my GPA, but it lacks that rigor. IB would definitely tank my GPA (they are weighted less than AP classes.)

That being said, is IB better for me because of that rigor? Or does it even matter?



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 09:48AM by cloud44049 https://ift.tt/3bB5cVV

Is it worth it to apply to 5-10 prestige universities?

I think my chances of getting accepted into prestigious universities are on the low side, but it might be possible (My GPA is only 3.5).

Would it make sense to apply to 5-10 prestige universities? I don't know how much bigger the time commitment is for applying to one university vs. many universities? I guess some things can be reused/rewritten?

Once you have applied for the first university, how much extra time does it then take to apply for other universities?



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 10:07AM by xXguitarsenXx https://ift.tt/37HUrzU

Should I drop out at 16???

I want to live my future already so bad. I’m not completely sure what I want to do in life but I’m pretty certain it doesn’t involve school/college. I want to work at a gym and it’s not required to go to college for that.I currently have a job and in one year I’ll work with my dad we’re I’ll make enough money to live on my own.I want to live a free life but school prevents me from doing that. I only started looking into this option and I know Reddit is full of helpful geniuses so please help me. 1)how do I do it 2) what’s the best way to prepare 3) what are the downsides of this route



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 10:08AM by MachoLE0 https://ift.tt/2Ntsp4w

Does any one else have a harder time studying material with electronic text than paper text? What do you think could be done to improve e-texts??

Ever since the pandemic hit, Ive been doing most of my readings and learning through a screen as opposed to physical books. There is a deficiency in how well I learn and also in my reading speed. I know that electronic text is a relatively new form of information transfer, so I'm wonder what you think could be done to improve e-text so it is a more effect Ive learning tool.



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 10:17AM by EuphoricButton https://ift.tt/37M4iVk

First year remedial teacher - need suggestions for shy 8th grade student

Hi everyone,

I am a first year Remedial/Resource teacher working in a Cree community in Northern Quebec. I am mainly working one on one with students from grades 7 to 10. I take them during their English periods about twice a week to either catch up on assignments or build on their reading comprehension and vocabulary.

One student in particular I work with is a shy 8th grader. She does not speak at all at school, does not socialize, and feels uncomfortable being around her peers so much that puts her hood up and head down on her desk in every single class to avoid any interactions. She often comes to my office during the day because she says she's scared of going to class. It is clearly affecting her performance in every one of her classes.
At first, she barely spoke to me. She would write instead of speak, but she was very open with me. I was surprised at how open she was about her feelings, her home situation, bullying she's experienced etc. Now it is very off and on. Sometimes she will not speak at all when we are working together and she does not seem to care about anything we do.
Her reading and comprehension level is low so I have been doing some English assignments and using Readtheory to help improve on that. I have also tried just focusing on improving herself by journaling with her, giving her a journal to take home (but she admits she does not care to use it.) and making SMART goals as well as giving her strategies to help cope and improve on her personal challenges. Working on English with her is important, but I would like to continue to try to build on her socializing/confidence/shyness first so that she can actually attend and pay attention in her classes.

I feel like I am not getting anywhere with her English wise or confidence wise, and am running out of ideas and activities for when we are working one on one.
Can anyone suggest any strategies, assignments, activities etc. that I can use with her? I normally see her 2-3 times a week for about 45 minutes each.

Thanks in advance.



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 09:55AM by SnooBeans2363 https://ift.tt/37FYL2E

A longitudinal study on the impact of education disruptions between students ages 10-18 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic! Discussion!

Hello everyone!

I was wondering if there were any current studies being conducted or going to be conducted on the longitudinal impact of education disruptions between students ages 10-18 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. From what I have heard in the UK there are some things happening.

Would anyone here be interested in conducting such a study within your own school communities or on a global scale, as I know there are many people from all around the world?

Discuss!



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 06:54AM by I_Am_Unpredictable https://ift.tt/3qQ53o7

Partner Up for Learning

Hello everyone, hope you doing well. I just wanted share the discord server for the people who search for learning partners. You can join server to find a partner for learning different languages or programming languages or any topics you are interested in. Here is the link for the server:

https://discord.gg/ayeGrsaSG2



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 07:13AM by heisenbug403 https://ift.tt/3dGLNW6

Google Meet breakout rooms

Can teachers hear the google breakout rooms if they aren’t in it?



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 06:38AM by gnocchi888 https://ift.tt/3ki1W5I

What's the hardest? 🤔 Getting GTA/GRA positions or normal admissions to Prestigious universities? (Harvard, Stanford, MIT, etc.)

What's the hardest? 🤔

Getting Graduate teaching assistant/Graduate research assistant positions or normal admissions to Prestigious universities? (Harvard, Stanford, MIT, etc.)

My GPA is 3.5 so it's hard to be competitive at these universities. Do you think I could become a Graduate teaching assistant or graduate research assistant instead? Or does that require an even higher GPA?



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 05:23AM by xXguitarsenXx https://ift.tt/2NCV4nF

How do i manage the time between the shit ton of homework, gaming and entrepreneurial stuff

Hey guys, im spending most of my weekend sitting at my desk, and ill be honest only about 50% of that time im actually doing homework, the other 50 im gaming, but on the weekdays i go to bed at 11 and come home at 4pm, im supposed to do homework for "3 hours" which means i only have about 3 hours left, as to which i normally spend having leasure time, my body feels completely cluttered with too much homework and its the only thing going on in my life at the moment. What can i do about this



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 03:34AM by Avazooo https://ift.tt/3qPyIxJ

Which prestigious CS/SE Grad. universities for the best chance of getting accepted with a low GPA?

Which prestigious Computer Science/Software Engineering Graduate/master programs do I have the best chance of getting into?

About me:

  • GPA: 3.5 out of 4.0
  • Education: Software Engineering at Aalborg University (305 in QS Ranking)

I'm only considering these universities:

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  • Stanford
  • Harvard University
  • California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
  • University of Oxford
  • University of Cambridge
  • Imperial College London
  • University of Chicago
  • Princeton University
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • Yale University
  • Cornell University
  • Columbia University
  • University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
  • Peking University
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • University of California, Berkeley (UCB)
  • University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)


Submitted February 24, 2021 at 04:17AM by xXguitarsenXx https://ift.tt/3pTxMa6

Small story in english with moral for kids



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 02:38AM by rizwan1989 https://ift.tt/3aMu4uv

Can I list my level 6 diploma as a bachelor's degree on my CV?

From what I've read, a level 6 diploma is equivalent to a bachelor's degree with honors. So can I list it as a bachelor's degree, since it's not technically a lie? I don't think people in America know what a level 6 diploma is.

I am an American and I earned my level 6 from an institute in the United kingdom.



Submitted February 24, 2021 at 02:28AM by TheJusa https://ift.tt/3pOsjkX

martes, 23 de febrero de 2021

JEE Main 2021 Paper Difficulty Level JEE Main 2021 Paper Solution | Exam Review | JEE Main Student Reaction | 24th Feb Shift 1

JEE Main Feb 2021 Exam Review & Difficulty Level : Watch JEE Main Exam Analysis 2021 for the review of questions asked in JEE Main February 2021 exam. and also know the JEE Main Feb 2021 Paper Difficulty Level, Overall Exam Review, JEE Main Student Reaction on 24th Feb Shift 1. And If you have any question, can ask in the comment section and our Gradeup Expert will give a response shortly. Know more updated information on JEE Main 2021, Subscribe to our Gradeup JEE Channel, and also press the bell icon for updated notification of JEE Exam.



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 11:19PM by Shilpikumarigp https://ift.tt/3aO65LJ

Help us students!!

There is so much stress going on at my school and some kids just cant take it anymore. Please sign and share- we haven't gotten a response from the board yet!! http://chng.it/NsQH97zv



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 09:54PM by -nikolka- https://ift.tt/3bALkCo

Should I major in Business Administration it Social Science?

Which one is better, which one has more jobs, and which one pays more?

I don't particularly want to start my own business anymore. I want a job that allows me to help others, that pays me well, that gives me good work life balance.



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 10:25PM by TheJusa https://ift.tt/3pSPjz3

I Sure Miss Field Trips!

Although we are living through some very odd times, I'm confident we'll return to normalcy in the near future. And hopefully that will of course include more interactive learning outside the classroom. I think everyone is ready to get outside again safely, especially the kids.

We would like to hear your thoughts on how effective the current process and technology used at your school is in keeping students safe during field trips?

Tell us what you think

Thanks in advance for your input



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 08:54PM by Conscious_Seaweed_70 https://ift.tt/3bAF8u8

Accounting & Finance vs Social Science

Which master's degree would be great for a guy who wants a safe career, who is mildly introvert, who wants to play video games and have a stable life?



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 08:10PM by TheJusa https://ift.tt/3sm9G9M

The Live Your Dreams Awake Podcast - Patricia Lohan



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 08:30PM by trazcer https://ift.tt/3pP4B8e

Why isn't there a more difficult version of the SAT or ACT?

I have asked a similar question on some other websites in the past. People gave some really good answers and I decided that I wanted to change my question a bit.

The title says it all. Why isn't there a more difficult version of the SAT or ACT?

I would like to start by saying that I know the purpose of those two tests are measurements of knowledge of the fundamentals rather than a true test of academic capability.

I feel that a more challenging test could be great in revealing the gap between students at the top, which would be very helpful for admission to prestigious schools. When so many students are applying to Ivy League schools, it becomes difficult to differentiate two people with perfect or near-perfect SAT or ACT scores. While extracurricular activities can help seperate them, It can often put students from poorer families at a disadvantage. Most credible extracurriculars such as national or statewide academic contests cost a butt load of money to even participate in. A good score on this "more difficult test" could compensate for a lack of extracurriculars.

Example: There are two students applying to a prestigious college. Both of them are very intelligent individuals. On one side there is a student (Student A) with a 1600 on the SAT, a 36 on the ACT alongside a load of extracurricular activities and accomplishments. The other student (Student B) has the same scores, but little to no extracurriculars cuz he's poor. Let's say that they both have very good essays. The choice would likely be Student A over Student B.

Example but with "more difficult test": The situation is identical but now both Students have taken the "more difficult test'. Let's say that that test is graded out of 4800 and a 1600 SAT score is equivalent to a 1600 on the "more difficult test". Student A scores a 1600. Student B scores a 4800. The test has now given Student B a better chance of getting accepted.

This "more difficult test" is not replacing the SAT or ACT, but should be viewed as optional for the high achievers. I would greatly appreciate feedback. I also have a tendency to forget some of the things I want to say, so I may edit this post. Also, this question may be posted in some unusual subreddits.



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 05:14PM by k551w https://ift.tt/3smNo7A

Can someone tell, how much private and public college experience different?

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Submitted February 23, 2021 at 02:14PM by NerdCatPower https://ift.tt/2Nx6SaZ

Introduction to Geogebra: A Tool for teaching Math

This video was released a few minutes ago. It is an Introduction to Geogebra which is a tool for teaching Mathematics.



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 06:59AM by Dr-Tahir-Yaqub https://ift.tt/2P0sgFT

The Future of Schools - How Creators Are Becoming The New Teachers

Wrote this post on how schools are changing, thanks to the internet. Curious to hear what you think



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 07:06AM by mat_Sherman https://ift.tt/3pMZu8D

7 year old son with ASD - learning to read

Hi,

My son has ASD (sorry if my terminology is wrong here) and he’s having a hard time learning to read.

He loves stardew valley and I’m wondering if anyone knows of a game that is engaging that will teach him to read?

Also open to any other ideas!

Thanks



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 05:56AM by RalphWaldoEmers0n https://ift.tt/3btu9Ti

Study Coaching and Studying Motivation in University (please hear me out)

Hey! My name is Simon and I’m currently studying electrical engineering and computer science at a university in Austria, close to where I live but sadly - just like it was the case during my Highschool Years - I have zero motivation whatsoever. I wouldn’t describe my childhood as abusive or bad but one thing I never head was any strictness or push towards an academic or professional direction. My single mother never seemed to care whatsoever what I do with my life and how successful I’ll be - which now has resulted in my lacking any drive whatsoever and feeling a strong need for a person to be strict with me, push me to achieve my goals and for me to make proud. I swear to god this isn’t s*xual or anything! I just feel like to make any progress in my studies whatsoever I need a supportive figure in my life like that and I’d love for you to be that. I have literally zero requirements except for you being strict with me and pushing me to be the best student I can be. I’m not sure yet what I can do to make it worth it for you - perhaps the joy of helping someone, nurturing and guiding them is reward enough - but if not I’m sure we can figure something out! :) A little more about me - I’m 19, really into making and listening to music, video games like terraria and Planetside 2 and sports like jogging and working out. I used to draw a lot in the past but now I’ve kinda lost my passion for that due to it being replaced with photography. Not sure what else to tell you but I’m sure if you’re curious you’ll just ask me and I welcome that!



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 06:10AM by qthrowaway77 https://ift.tt/3pMFgeQ

ITELS scholarship for colleges/universities

Hello. I quite recently got the score of 7.5 on the exam, and I was wondering if anyone knew whether or not there are any colleges/universities that accept this score and a high school diploma for a scholarship/financial aid. If you know anything please let me know! Thank you.



Submitted February 23, 2021 at 04:05AM by skylinesblurrylines https://ift.tt/3kjDT6n

lunes, 22 de febrero de 2021

[Rant] Parenting skills needed to improve

Parent: call me when you have a chance regarding my kid grades concerns.

Me: Your kid did the following in class: sleeping, talking, laughing, moving, being loud, being disruptive, being disrepectful, playing game, listening to music during instructional time. He turned no assignments, no test, no quiz.



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 10:33PM by Dry_Performer9599 https://ift.tt/2ZIUY01

Question for teachers: What do you think when a student has missing or late work?

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Submitted February 22, 2021 at 08:09PM by thanks_its_a_box https://ift.tt/2ZItjMI

General education - Learning vie books VS YouTube science channels - which one is more efficient?

Hi just asking because I'm getting bored of books and recently not even finishing them so i thought of changing the source of learning to videos on YouTube. (learning for self-improvement and as a hobby).



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 06:37PM by alazwi https://ift.tt/3siZbnr

Classes help

should i take AP drawing (or AP art history) in replacement of metals and computer science?



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 04:46PM by gnocchi888 https://ift.tt/3dPLkkP

did standards based reform improve american education?

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Submitted February 22, 2021 at 03:55PM by gay9-11 https://ift.tt/3sgiQo4

If you remove yourself from the politics, is there actually a benefit to the Florida B.E.S.T. math standards?

It seems to me like the Common Core standards do a perfectly fine job of codifying mathematics learning. Are the new Florida standards like, 100% politics over the idea of "common core," or do they make substantive improvements to the standards?



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 03:30PM by richarizard https://ift.tt/2NRc3Ce

Teaching kids about composting

Hi everybody! My name is Darice Lee and I am a senior studying Product Design at Parsons School of Design. I am looking to gain some information for my capstone project about how composting, food waste, and food loss is taught in schools today.

The questionnaire aims to understand how people think about treating composting as a living, breathing organism. The act of storytelling and role-playing is an integral and fun part in kids' education, especially in topics they are not familiar with.

Please watch the quick 1 minute animation about composting through the character of Hungry Billy and answer the questions. I would greatly appreciate it, thank you!

https://forms.gle/airF5zZKwe7gjAGF6



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 01:49PM by dlee_ https://ift.tt/3btoBIq

Virtual PD

Be sure to check out SparkPE's Blog this month, where I give you some TIPS and ideas to increase Time on Task, Student Behavior, Participation, Joy of Movement!

https://blog.sparkpe.org/author/marcus-dalton/

Twitter: u/MrDsNoraGym

Instagram: u/MrDsNoraGym

Youtube SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHYhU3o4c\_g-60Ixr8zHgXg



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 11:44AM by MrDsNoraGym https://ift.tt/3qQwhuQ

Schools in the UK need to remain closed a little longer to ensure the safety of the country aswell and the education of the children.

The UK government has announced that schools will be reopened on the 8th of March, largely regarded as a premature decision that will most likely result in the UK having to go through a 4th National Lockdown. The link below is for a petition to being attention to this issue to the government. 100k signatures will ensure it gets brought up in Parliament.

http://chng.it/MCqkCZL8



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 11:48AM by ThatChubbyPotatoe https://ift.tt/3dyNxAV

Trade School with 3D printing courses

Does anyone know of any trade/vocational schools in the US that offer courses on 3D printing and/or CAD?



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 09:54AM by ks9836 https://ift.tt/2ZBTrcc

(Hypothetical) What should a teacher do if a student makes sexual advances toward them?

While I’m aware of some of the details regarding Title IX, I know there are still some schools that can overlook sexual harassment on the parts of students. However I haven’t had much exposure to what we should do as teachers if a student were to ever “come onto” us. There are definitely big differences between aggressive advances and just shallow flirtation, so my big question is how do we handle it? How do we prevent students from objectifying us sexually? How can we get in front of the issue before it comes back to haunt us? I appreciate any feedback.



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 08:27AM by LeggoMahPresto https://ift.tt/3dCX1eb

The power of the low difficulty/high complexity task.

Submission statement: The low difficulty/high complexity task is an activity that is easy to learn but rich in learning. Based on John Hattie’s Difficulty and Complexity Matrix (Visible Learning for Mathematics, 2016), these strategic thinking tasks require students to make decisions and solve problems.

Personally, I love these types of tasks in my classroom because they take minimal time for students to understand and involve students in complex thinking for a long period of time. Engagement is typically higher and learning seems to occur without students realising.

I have recently developed a number of animated video lessons with this low difficulty/high complexity model in mind. Each video has a standalone task that students can complete after viewing. I hope you might find these useful in whatever role you are currently working.

What is your "go to" low difficulty/high complexity task?



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 05:09AM by teachwonderful https://ift.tt/3aERBxE

How do American unis look at American students doing A levels in British schools in the USA?

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Submitted February 22, 2021 at 02:48AM by Acrobatic-Monitor118 https://ift.tt/3dE4PfQ

domingo, 21 de febrero de 2021

College professor who lives frugally and helps the education of the poor without getting married

Chitralekha, a former reader in Sanskrit at the Victoria Institution in Rajbazar, has so far donated over Rs 97 lakh for educational and charitable purposes.

Chitralekha Malik lives in a modest 350 sq ft house in Bahuati area of ​​West Bengal. Retired as a teacher. A person who worked in Kolkata now gets a monthly pension of only 50,000 rupees.

Don’t live in luxury for that. Travel by bus wherever you go. Walking if not that too. There are no employees to look after the housework. She lives alone because she is not married.

She has thrift as her life's ambition and gets a lot of pensions on hand. At the same time the cost is low. So saves a considerable amount per month. What is Chitralekha doing with this huge savings?

In 1994, an accident left her left leg shorter than her right one, forcing her to walk with a limp. But that has not diminished her courage. Despite the physical constraint, the septuagenarian travels long distances within the city by bus said an official of Jadavpur University.

“She came to the university before Durga Puja for a courtesy briefing on what we intend to do with the fund she had given to institute a research scholarship in the name of her teacher, the late Pandit Bidhubhusan Bhattacharya. She traveled all the way from her Baguiati home to the university in a bus,” said a JU official.

"Proper education will change everyone. I am confident that a responsible teacher can change anything. I am 80 years old. I have donated over one crore rupees to many educational institutions for the last 19 years since 2002. All this was made possible by my pension money and saving it sparingly," says Chitralekha.

Chitralekha was born the daughter of a school teacher from a poor family. "Practice giving to others ... you will feel happy and content ..." Dad raised his daughter from an early age. From an early age, Chitralekha began to help her fellow students by narrowing down her needs.



Submitted February 22, 2021 at 12:09AM by carehitters https://ift.tt/3aHOAwt

With the shortage of STEM graduates, shouldn’t we rethink how we teach Math?

Has anyone ever demonstrated a causative relationship between passing math tests and being an effective engineer?

I’m not suggesting math isn’t important to STEM fields, but I am questioning the practice of using one’s ability to pass Math tests as the filter that decides whether or not they get to work in a technical field. With Math classes the primary stumbling block and employers crowing about a lack of STEM graduates, shouldn’t we be scrutinizing the Math curriculum a little more closely?

It seems like instead of asking “Why are we teaching this?” We’re asking “Why are people so stupid?” How much engineering talent is getting wasted because someone who maybe would have been an otherwise talented engineer was filtered out because they couldn’t pass a potentially irrelevant Math test?



Submitted February 21, 2021 at 06:34PM by josefski https://ift.tt/37B2ej0

TEACHERS Can you fill out this survey?

A.  Identify specific mental health or emotional well-being needs that exist within your community.

B. Discuss specific resources available in your community to address the identified needs, especially as they relate to students.



Submitted February 21, 2021 at 06:30PM by beatboxhamster https://ift.tt/3uhokki

How far can you go in space? Make kids explore deep space objects via interstellar travel.

I've spent so much time building this so please do give it a look and share them with the kids.

Check out planets, nebulae and other objects along with their distances from Earth.

https://sagarkhatri.tech/how-far-can-you-go-in-space



Submitted February 21, 2021 at 12:11PM by dssagar93 https://ift.tt/3ujub8O

Saving money in college is not impossible and shameful. Try these tips and feel more confident about your future loans free and your day to day experience.

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Submitted February 21, 2021 at 09:08AM by ImPOSSIBLEro https://ift.tt/3ujP1ox

How would moving to an American school in grade 12 work?

We might be moving from London to the US just before my last year of school. How would the change from my first year of A level classes to GPA work, and how would it affect my application to US unis?



Submitted February 21, 2021 at 07:48AM by Acrobatic-Monitor118 https://ift.tt/3s9eMG0

What to do if you have the worst professor in the world?

is there a way to bring it to the university staff's attention or do something about it since everyone in class is suffering because of the way the professor teaches?



Submitted February 21, 2021 at 07:19AM by Acomplished864 https://ift.tt/3sehuKG

The Four Pillars to Study Effectively

I wrote this article, I hope you find it useful :)

We all know the challenges every student face to get the right results. you need to be ready and well-prepared for your exams. In order to succeed, you go through a long process of reading, analyzing, and memorizing. You set a goal for each study session and you do practice tests all the time, because you know they will help you identify gaps in your knowledge. But the process of studying sometimes can get crazy! Especially when exams are drawing near and you don't have time to go through all of this. You could be spending hours passively rereading your notes or highlighting a textbook, which most of the time tends to be ineffective, and it does not improve your understanding of the topics you’re studying, nor does it link key concepts together. It can sometimes even be detrimental, as it draws your attention to less important information. You would see yourself wasting time and not achieving anything. You might even forget to do practice tests and you wouldn't find time to evaluate yourself. ​ In order to avoid this
just follow these steps:

​1. Find your best spot to study:

The first pillar to study effectively is to find a designated spot for studying that is well equipped with every tool you might need. Finding your favorite spot is best, just like setting time for studying. This can premise your brain for the exam and help you push yourself harder to get the best results possible. This designated spot could be your room, university library, or even your favorite park. Most importantly, this spot should be comfortable and it should be a place where the amount of noise around you is greatly reduced. For more concentration you can take a cup of coffee with you along with your favorite snack.
​If you are someone who likes to study within groups, don’t hesitate to share your favorite spot with your peers, because studying with peers or just seeing other students working hard to get the best results would motivate you to study and work harder to get the results you’ve always desired. But try not to do that if you can get easily distracted or if you’re short in time, because you might not be able to make it through the whole material.

​2. Outline Your Material:

​The second main pillar is to outline the material you’re studying. You should be starting by now to write down and highlight headings, subheadings, and taking notes from the most important sections. You should be quickly skimming the chapters and looking carefully for key concepts and/or bold statements. One of the major methods to have a perfect outline is to read the first and last paragraph of each section and to read the first and last sentence of every paragraph. Usually these contain the information needed to understand the whole chapter. It’s essential to have an outline, because diving into details could drift you away from the most critical points and leave you with excess details. You can consider your outline as an exam study guide that you can return to every time you need to be focused on the core ideas of the material you're studying. Remember if you have spare time you can always go back and read every detail in the chapter. Plus, it would be much easier to read and understand the whole chapter when you have an outline, because you already know the material very well.

3. Remember to rest and take time for yourself: ​

Push yourself and work hard, but don’t forget to rest and take time for yourself. You should stick to a plan where you set a notification to take a 10-minute break or more every hour. In the break you can let your eyes rest and take in natural light for a few minutes. You can use the break to go for a walk outside, or to spend some time with your friends. You can also use the break to cook a healthy meal or to do some cleaning, or simply to just switch your study location. Making these simple activities would positively affect your focus abilities and can improve your attention. I can guarantee you that some fresh air or relaxation can get you more focused to go back to your study and get ready to be more productive. But try not to use the break to take a long nap or to eat huge meals, because it would make you more tired and less effective. ​

​4. Practice tests prepared by experts:

Practicing tests every time you finish a chapter is essential to be well-prepared for the exam and to get the results you’ve always wanted. Practice tests can let you have a basic understanding of your abilities and help you to highlight gaps in your knowledge. In order to have effective practice tests, you want to answer the same kind of questions that you will have at the real test. These questions need to be created by experts who relied on both the content and format of the real test. You should be looking for these kind of questions to save the time of creating your own questions, and to guarantee that you have studied the same questions of the real test. You can find these questions on different sites, such as QuizPlus, which is an online platform that contains the study resources needed to learn key concepts along with high quality practice questions prepared by experts. QuizPlus offers you the opportunity to have effective practice tests and make studying much easier. Plus using these kind of platforms would reduce the amount of time you spend on preparing for an exam, and it would draw your attention to the most important information and key concepts you need in order to pass the exam. Through platforms like QuizPlus, You will see how having effective practice tests prepared by experts will increase your confidence in the knowledge you have and lead to a better performance.



Submitted February 21, 2021 at 06:03AM by Critical-Anybody-238 https://ift.tt/2ZAMlEP

sábado, 20 de febrero de 2021

Together While Apart: Classroom Communication

By their very nature, pandemics shake the systems of society, and that is certainly true for the global educational system right now. Institutions have had to adjust their entire structures, and for many educators, that has meant being thrust into remote learning environments, often without time to study or plan for the change.



Submitted February 21, 2021 at 12:21AM by arminham1967 https://ift.tt/3um5BnU

CSET

Hi, I am a senior and I want to be a math teacher but since I will get a BS in Math I need to take the CSET. Has any of you have any opinion about how difficult the test is? Or how long? Anything will help



Submitted February 20, 2021 at 07:38PM by Bee_0808 https://ift.tt/2NqD2ov

Can anyone point me to research about the effectiveness of School Improvement Plans on student learning.

Can anyone point me to research into the effectiveness of School Improvement Plans on impacting student achievement?

I am in a district and school that have been on an improvement plan since I’ve been there. 5 years. I’ve seen district consultants come and go. Building-wide priorities and mandates come and go. It took me awhile to realize that a lot of these things are a consequence of our SIP providing grant money requiring strategies and data to support the impact of the programs we adopted. But none of these programs track their impact longitudinally. Over a longer period of time than one year. I have access to student achievement data in our district and none of these things are making a dent.

We have good leadership. Good Principals. Good support staff. I don’t think these are staffing problems. It seems to me that the SIP system itself contributes to the problem, rather than work towards solutions.

I don’t know where to go to find out if that if that is just an anecdotal observation, if I’m wrong, or if it is a broader problem.

TIA



Submitted February 20, 2021 at 06:13PM by 30thirteen https://ift.tt/3uiQ7kw

Do we still need to learn with advent of AI?

I love reading books about a number of subjects such as politics, history, art, e.t.c. but do we still need to learn this stuff when I keep hearing that AI is literally going to become super brilliant and we as humans will be useless. They will write the literature, study the history, write the musical pieces, and make the art. So now I'm in this depressing standstill not sure why I should learn if soon I will be outmatched by AI by an extreme ton.



Submitted February 20, 2021 at 05:30PM by JoylessDeer https://ift.tt/3aBf5Um

The UAE University will be participating in Innovation Week 2021 by launching and implementing innovative and quality initiatives Im so proud to have such great institution in our country. 🇦🇪 UAE

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Submitted February 20, 2021 at 07:13AM by Aliaa_123 https://ift.tt/3k6lV7n

viernes, 19 de febrero de 2021

Does nobody have speech or debate classes anymore? Or, is this not a requirement in all schools?

I keeping seeing lawmakers and lobbyist giving speeches off of scripts, where they barely seem to look up? Is this acceptable now?



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 12:40PM by PajaroLoco_MC https://ift.tt/3pBUAuI

Consensus about "engagement"

I'm working on this in various ways in my classroom.

Could use some insights, maybe some decent scholarly articles if possible-

what creates engagement

how much is lesson design and how much is other stuff

how questionable is the term "engagement" itself

Thanks in advance for the ideas. Of course, COVID complicates this, so I'm thinking more in terms of eventually coming back to in person learning.



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 12:43PM by largececelia https://ift.tt/3uhHiaD

Amid attacks, school principals concerned over Asian Americans' return to class: Parents are scared not just of the bullying in school but also of the harassment other adults could direct at their families on the way to school.

A New York City principal said the families of many of her Asian American students have been fearful as heightened levels of anti-Asian sentiment continue alongside the coronavirus pandemic and with violence toward Asian Americans gaining more national attention.

Racist incidents and attacks on members of the Asian community in public have, in part, persuaded some families not to send their children back to in-person schooling, administrators say.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/amid-attacks-principals-concerned-over-asian-americans-returning-class-n1258302



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 12:53PM by Complete_Macaroon609 https://ift.tt/3qAQnZS

Moral stories in English for students and kids



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 09:13AM by rizwan1989 https://ift.tt/2NEFqru

my-best-friend-essay-in-english

How to write essay on my best friends?



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 09:15AM by rizwan1989 https://ift.tt/3pwnwEt

What type of education uses various art forms to teach content?

Came across this type of education in the book called "Totto-Chan by Tetsuko" and an Indian movie called "Taare Zameen Par". Want to explore more in this field. I am more curious about the same being implemented in any underprivileged schools or even schools that cater to students with learning disabilities, to bring up their learning levels. Any help would be appreciated.



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 09:23AM by puzzlehead-798 https://ift.tt/2NEvfDs

Finishing High School Diploma in Washington State

I need some advice. I dropped out of highschool and would like to go back and finish if possible. I'm now 26 years old and my transcript shows I completed only 5 credits. I cannot afford to play $1000+ in order to enroll in one of the schools in my area. What other options may I have? Would my best course of action be to study and get my GED instead?



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 07:12AM by VermillionxNova https://ift.tt/2M9EEm2

Google Slides Speaker Notes

This video was released just a few minutes ago. It explains how to use Speaker Notes in Google Slides when presenting in a Google Meet Presentation.



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 07:22AM by Dr-Tahir-Yaqub https://ift.tt/3pC7EjM

Conflicted about master’s degree concentration

Hi all. I’m set to get licensed as a teacher in the US this summer. To date, I’ve been teaching for nearly 7 years in China. I’ve been an after school and home room ESL teacher, while also creating and monitoring curriculum at a couple private centers. I’m currently the head teacher at a private school and my experience is from ages 2-9 primarily.

I plan on beginning a master’s degree in the fall and am very interested in curriculum and instruction, especially with instructional technology and STEAM. I want to eventually create my own blended learning curriculum and framework (a kind of flipped classroom model). Should I do a master’s geared towards this or first get a “proper” base with a general childhood education master’s? Thanks for your advice and suggestions everyone!



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 06:29AM by SeymourJFry https://ift.tt/3pAQQdh

Help Egyptian high school student attend his dream school

Gogetfunding link: https://goget.fund/3doAt0R

Hello Beautiful people, my name is Mark and I'm a native Egyptian. my dream is to become a heart surgeon and I have been working really hard for it. I go to school here in Egypt but I was finally able to get into the school of my dreams. the school is located in California, United States and the fees of this school is a lot because its also a boarding school, however, I was able to get a partial scholarship and they decreased the fees to 20,000$ and this is still a lot of money but my father has been trying really hard because he knows how important this is to me but in the same time I feel like I'm asking him for too much and I can't do that to him. he already works so hard for me to ask him for that much money but I believe that what is meant to be is going to happen.

The reason I want to attend this school is because if I graduate from this school I will be able to go to my dream university and work as a heart surgeon. my grades are really good and I had to write 3 essays. when my father saw how excited I was when I received my acceptance email. he promised me that he would try his best to pay for it. I was deferred to next year because of the pandemic and I'm glad this happened because I never really thought about the money but now I'm me and my dad are trying our best but keep in mind that 1$ = 16LE so it is still very difficult to get that kind of money in Egypt and I was finally able to book an interview at the embassy.

I believe in hope and I believe that somehow things will turn around so please I'm asking for your help to get me into my dream school. I have been suffering so much with the education system in my country and I know that this will be a new opportunity for me to follow my dreams.

Love you all and Thank you :)



Submitted February 19, 2021 at 04:22AM by markoo101 https://ift.tt/2ZJb229

jueves, 18 de febrero de 2021

We want to go to College

Me and my sisters are about to enter college but we don't have the tuition for it. We try to achieve good grades and are granted scholarships but it isn't enough for us to continue since the transportation fee and the miscellaneous fees are still expensive for all 3 of us. We promise to never let your money go to waste. Even a dollar is enough!

airfund link



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 06:49PM by jessMiracle https://ift.tt/3blukzM

Good business or accounting class to take for a non business major?

I don't major in business/accounting but I heard taking a class in it can be very useful for your life down the line, I've found there's alot of different types though and am wondering what would be the best for the basics as well as useful in everyday life and the future. Thanks



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 06:45PM by MFbond1 https://ift.tt/37uS5Em

Education Major opportunities

I am a current college student who is an education major (biology intent) and I am looking for an experimental learning opportunity for a scholarship. I am hoping to do something like going to an underserved school and interning or maybe even abroad but I would like to serve in the US first. Does anyone know of any organizations that have these sorts of opportunities for students or anything else that would be helpful experimental learning to an education major? Thank you in advance <3



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 03:50PM by PurpleFaithlessness0 https://ift.tt/3qz31Ix

Student-led UK Grade Calculator App

Hello all - We've created a free app called UniMate to help UK students that track their grades, calculate their averages and predict future marks. We're trying to make the whole grade calculating process a whole lot easier so that you can achieve that 1st or 2:1 since current apps/websites tend to be aimed at US students. Download it today on the Google Play store and Apple App store - unimateapp.co.uk

We're just starting up so let us know what you think of it! All feedback welcome :)



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 01:28PM by UniMateApp https://ift.tt/3duqmaL

Interview Opp - Looking for LAUSD teachers/administrators

Hi everyone!

My name is Leanna - I'm a student at the University of Southern California and I'm doing a story on the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) decision to reopen schools. I'm hoping to speak with a LAUSD teacher or school administrator about this decision and what it means for the school year going forward.

Are there any teachers/administrators available and willing to speak with me today? I have a 3pm PT deadline. Feel free to shoot me a private message so we can connect.



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 11:35AM by ReporterBae https://ift.tt/2ZqvcO4

Starting online education, what should I ask my teacher about in our introductory conversation?

Hey guys,

Firstly I’m not sure if I picked the correct flair. So my apologies for that.

I have decided I want to do a paid 2 year internship in retail, but in order to do that I need some extra courses that I did not have in high school.

The course/education is a 5 week course in marketing, business economics and retail.

During the first week (first week of March) I will have an introductory conversation with my contact teacher where I can ask any questions I may have about the education itself, and we’ll talk about expectations etc.

I’m just not sure which exact questions to ask to get the best out of the course, as this is not something I have previously done before.

Everything will happen online, there’s no physical meet-up in the school and it will end with an exam, like any other school.

Now my question is, what are questions that I can/should ask to get the most out of this? I want to be as prepared for it all, studying and conversation alike.

Thanks a lot in advantage!



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 11:38AM by Xhanza https://ift.tt/3pyxaqm

Women’s Preventive Medicine & Health Education Research Study Survey

Hi all! I am conducting a women’s health research study for my capstone project as a rising pharmacy grad! Attached are the survey flyer for eligibility & information, as well as the survey link. It should only take about 5-10 minutes. An educational piece will be provided upon completion of the survey. If you are interested and eligible, please consider! Thanks in advance!

Flyer

Survey

Note: The research use to create this survey and educational infographic is aligned with preventive medicine & women’s health specific to those receiving health care in the United States.



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 11:55AM by lizard-mcguire https://ift.tt/37rN6V5

Problematic Parents

I am currently in an education class that is preparing us for the turmoil that comes with teaching (conflicting ideals with students, how to control anger in the classroom, social injustice topics) and the topic of angry parents came up recently. I have heard my fair share of stories about parents from my dad (he's a retired hs band director), and I'd like some advice about how to deal with these situations. Especially when student's parents don't like when their kids are taught about racism and generally other views. Any thoughts?



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 11:01AM by loreleiisaputz https://ift.tt/3u4Axsq

How You Can Set Up Your Own Paid Courses Platform

Hey there,

Since many professionals are currently creating and offering educational content to share their knowledge and skills, we’ve prepared a brief guide on how one can create and sell online courses using our no-code platform. Our goal was to provide people with the opportunity to build an independent educational platform in case they don’t want to become part of an existing marketplace and want to come up with their own business model and provide their content the way they see it appropriate.

Check it out here. You are welcome to provide feedback.

Cheers,
Narek



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 08:30AM by bayadyann https://ift.tt/3s91zwS

Educational game for math, logic and programming

hi, i am developing a game (all features free, even there is steam link: no steam page)

The game can be played on browser: beta.noditron.com

I appreciate any feedback if such a game has positive influence for learning math, logic or programming.



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 06:11AM by andynodi https://ift.tt/2M2CswB

Do biochemist graduates have any hope in Karachi?

Hi. It might feel like it doesn’t belong here but please stick with me and give your honest opinion over the field itself.

My friend is doing bachelors in biochemistry. It wasn’t by choice. She didn’t have score high enough to go in some other field(yeah, that happens in my country).

Her 4th year has started and she took biotechnology as major for thesis. She stumbled upon few posts on Quora where people from Pakistan specifically were extremely demotivating about the field and said to change that right away or don’t go there.

She’s been feeling restless and worried about it lately and I assured her that we’ll look into it, do our own research over it but it doesn’t seem to calm her nerves. I mean, no one would be okay with that when they come across numerous disappointing comments.

Do any of you belong to that field or have any credible information about it? She’s open to internships around places if that helps in changing field from Biochemistry itself but the thing is, people’s replies seemed to express that there is no scope for it. It would be extremely helpful if anyone can guide me on that. Thank you.



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 03:23AM by yasahisqueazy https://ift.tt/3s4jEMS

The Best Way to make PowerPoint Presentation in a Zoom Meeting

This video explains the best way to present PowerPoint Presentation in a Zoom meeting.



Submitted February 18, 2021 at 01:56AM by Dr-Tahir-Yaqub https://ift.tt/3bfMzXh

miércoles, 17 de febrero de 2021

I found a really good (definitely controversial) quote about US school systems

I just thought it was really articulate, well worded and reflective of my own personal experience.

”Teachers are told that blacks are more vocal and do not learn through reading and lectures. The implication is that they have certain traits that lend themselves to a different kind of teaching. Whites have learned a certain way for centuries but it just doesn't work with blacks. Of course this implies racial differences. If pressed, most liberal teachers would say different racial learning styles come from some indefinable cultural characteristic unique to blacks. Therefore, schools must change, America must change. But into what? How do you turn quantum physics into hands-on instruction or group work? No one knows, but we must keep changing until we find something that works. “



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 09:05PM by Quotidian990 https://ift.tt/3bbnUDk

What does this mean?

On my pupilpath, in the Exams area It says the following:

Livenvir R June WA

Do you know what this means? Does it stand for the Regents Exam and does the WA mean I’m technically excused from the exam and get the credits for that exam? Does it count towards the five regents I need to complete to graduate?

If anyone is able to answer this, thank you!! I’m sure this year has been stressful and confusing for all of us!!!



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 03:33PM by ButterSlugger https://ift.tt/37o5Fti

What are some basic science experiments that I can do at home that demonstrate advanced topics?

Does anyone know of any, or know a website to refer me to that has, science experiments that can be performed at home with materials that are either laying around the house or could be bought at target or a store like that?



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 11:55AM by george-the-cool-guy https://ift.tt/2ONKQB6

I think my 11 y/o sister has big issues with reading comprehension. What can we do to help?

She’s moving up to secondary school next year and I can honestly say she’s probably finished one ‘real’ book in her whole life.

Her current teacher only teaches about climate change and political events plus a tiny bit of maths. For English he just reads to them. No tasks at all. Any complaints to school are brushed off. I know that as a whole teachers are trying their best, but he was like this even when they were in school.

Anyway, she can definitely read. If she doesn’t know for sure she’ll pronounce a word properly she won’t try to read it, but that’s pretty rare. The big issue is that it seems to me that she can’t actually understand any of it.

She was baking and read the recipe out loud. Then she asked me a question that she’d just read the answer to. She read it 3x through and didn’t get it. It wasn’t anything complicated. That made me stop and think a bit, and it seems like she actually can’t understand what she’s reading most of the time? There are many occasions when she reads something and asks a question that has just been answered in the text.

On the rare occasions she reads a book she is only interested in books that are more picture than words, which I think might be because it helps her work out what’s going on?

What can we do to help? I’m honestly surprised since my primary school English education was almost exclusively improving my vocabulary and reading comprehension.



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 11:38AM by pippi--longstocking https://ift.tt/3aw76Id

Making change in Urban Schools

hi yall! I am currently a psych major with a childhood studies minor. Right now, I aim to become a school psychologist, but I would love to use my education in educational psychology + sociology to push change + help those in urban school systems.

Do any of you have experience in this? What's your job title? Any other advice? (:



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 09:14AM by scorpofalltrades https://ift.tt/37pHtXr

IB or STEM

Hello! I am currently in 8th grade and I have gotten accepted to both the IB and STEM program. My question is, which would be better for me? The STEM program has a special medical path and I am considering being a doctor in the future so I may do that. However, I also heard the IB program is very good for getting into colleges. I don’t know if I should do the STEM program because I am worried if I will end up not wanting to be a doctor and stuck in the program (you commit to be in the program for the full high school experience). Right now I am leaning towards IB since it is more well-rounded and I will have a chance to experience more career opportunities in case I don’t want to be a doctor. What would you recommend? (Sorry if this sounds confusing I’m not the best writer haha)



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 09:17AM by AdRevolutionary7996 https://ift.tt/3bd7udM

I hate the course I am on now, but I can't leave it, how do I go about gaining the motivation to achieve in the course?

Hi everyone, I hope your day is going well, and I hope this post is suited for the sub.

So a bit of background, I'm from the UK, and in college, I studied games design. I'll be honest, in the first year, I didnt put the time in. But on my final year, I LOVED it, and I ended up getting Distinction grades for both years.

However, I had many arguments with my mum about going to uni, as I wanted to continue the course I had gained all these skills in. She wanted me to do Computer Science, arguing that dreams dont become reality, and that I could just practise Games Design at home, which comes to my main point.

Motivation.

I have a form of OCD called Pure O, alot of intrusive thoughts, and a very bad time, which hits me with depression and sucks away my motivation. I needed the uni course as a way to have a grasp on my motivation. I LOVED the course, but I hated myself, so my motivation to achieve was low, but just like my last year of college, with the deadlines and the push needed, I would be able to get up off my ass and do work.

My mum didnt buy that, and now I do Computer science, and I cant describe how much I hate it. My motivation is at 0, and even with the deadlines, I just..dont care, I have that feeling of not wanting to fail, but I hate the course so much that I just cant IMAGINE myself doing anything with it. This is all for my mum, not for me.

Even so, I need the motivation to pass, so I ask those who are doing courses they dont enjoy, how do you create the motivation needed to learn something you despise?

Thank you



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 04:26AM by Idolikememes https://ift.tt/3qsmue0

Why are pre-medical courses at universities taught so horribly to students?

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Submitted February 17, 2021 at 01:34AM by Bus4435 https://ift.tt/3jSVxxK

martes, 16 de febrero de 2021

Research Project

Hi Reddit,

I am looking for a Research partner for measuring the scope and use of Blended Learning in classrooms. Please comment if you are interested and I will share the hypothesis and proposed methodology.

Thanks, Shiny



Submitted February 17, 2021 at 12:04AM by Either_Nose3540 https://ift.tt/3aqhUr6

Shall I pursue a career in psychology considering the variables? (21, UK, F)

So when I was younger I had a rough childhood. Someone with no confidence living in a violent home during my GCSEs, I left high school with next to nothing and ending up getting a btec in media and journalism from my local college. I then managed to get into uni (Salford university). It’s a public university in the uk and isn’t regarded as great at all. However, I managed to graduate with a 2:1 in English lit & Film - which I’m really happy about considering how much I was suffering during my time there. Anyway, I still suffer with ptsd, depression, you know the rest but I don’t want to be a sob story anymore. I have realised I want to become a psychologist. When I had this epiphany recently I found it hard to take myself seriously. A girl with an average uni degree from a uni that isn’t held in high regards who has never even studied psychology before? Yeah right, dream on. Also, I have barely any work experience - however, I have a few retail interviews coming up soon which I’m looking forward to so hopefully that’ll give me some self esteem. I’m a covert stammerer too, so working is hard to do when dealing with a stigmatised speech impediment. I’m trying to manage this though. I got fired from my first job when I was 17 as a waitress and that took a huge knock to my confidence. I haven’t even told some of my closest friends about this because I’m so ashamed. So many people have been fired and don’t let it define them but I still carry the shame. It was definitely due to my dissociation anxiety, and stammer. They “let me go” but never told me why. Luckily, My parents have always been able to help me out financially, which is something I’m very grateful for as I know many people do not have that. But I want to become financially independent, I want to make my way without feeling the crippling guilt of relying on my parents. You know? Anyway.. I want to do a conversion psychology course. I know financially this will be a stretch but I know it’s something I want to do and I can do as all I need is a bachelors degree. I’ve always loved psychology and have been fascinated by the field since I was a young child. I know with the life I’ve endured and the mental health issues I’ve suffered with - I would make a damn good psychologist. I would put my heart and soul into it. I’m just lacking self belief. Despite being in tune with my emotions (as much as I like to believe I am), I deal with mental health issues and a stammer that’s holding me back. Is it worth pursuing this career with these issues? A stammer is something that’s very stifling. I realise I don’t have to be on the forefront, I can do something within the field that doesn’t heavily rely on speech maybe? Luckily we’re living in a rapidly more accepting society so hopefully my stammer won’t be as much of an issue as I think. Another issue is I won’t be retaining a msc in psychology from a prestigious school. You know? I know other people my age who will have a BA, and a masters in psychology from better schools than me that will have a higher chance of pursuing their dreams. I’m wondering if anyone could give me any advice? I understand you don’t have to follow the traditional path to achieve your goals and that I also don’t need a degree from a top school. However, this is a very competitive field.. so I’m debating if it will be worth it.



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 10:49PM by annadowneyx https://ift.tt/3jXQTyE

senior year high school classes questions

academic physics

academic analysis

virtual acl english

gym

acl metals 1

acl computer science 1

acl personal finance 1

acl accounting

i’m having trouble with deciding whether to take critical viewing or computer science. critical viewing is a class where you watch movies and do reports, should i take that for a fun senior year or try out computer science 1? the whole class will probably be underclassmen which sucks so lmk. im not sure if i would want to major in CS Bc I’m so bad at theorems (geometry) and algebra two but wanted to test it out. Is it worth taking or should i just have a fun year. I also want to get into college if I can with aid and stuff so I don’t want my schedule to look too easy. Let me know your thoughts and if I should take harder classes ( I have the options of Honors Econ/ Gov, AP art classes, and AP Pysch (but I want a job so I don’t want to take that hard of a class) thank you.



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 09:56PM by gnocchi888 https://ift.tt/3apWxGh

How do schools *receive* funding? I understand funding comes from a mix of federal, state, and local dollars, but how does it actually get to the school? Does the school have a bank account?

I'm just curious how the payments systems work in education. In addition to the questions above, how do districts pay teachers? How do districts pay vendors (e.g., curriculum vendors)? Do they just have a bank account for the district, and that's controlled by the Superintendent of Finance (or equivalent title)?

Thanks so much!



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 04:28PM by --bubba-- https://ift.tt/2ZqDCEY

For people living in New York, Do you think there will be Regents for June and August?

What do you think? Will there be tests for June and August?

Throughout quarantine, I have attended classes everyday and always paid attention during Algebra, English, Global, and Science (the subjects that are part of the Regents)

Even then, in some classes like Earth Science and Global, I barely learned anything since the teacher usually skims over everything without explaining much. As a result, I feel I’m not very prepared for the Earth Science Regents, and I have recently failed an Algebra exam (despite having mostly good grades in the past) so now I’m worried about that as well The only test I’m confident in is English, and even then, next year I’ll be in an AP Class and I’m unsure if that’d effect the Regents in any way (making it harder or something)

Anyway, my question is simply “Do you think there will be Regents for this year?”



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 04:34PM by ButterSlugger https://ift.tt/3s3NEIq

I love math, statistics etc.... what middle school i should choose?

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Submitted February 16, 2021 at 03:18PM by nacisticky_krtecek69 https://ift.tt/2ZkgOXL

Masters in Education vs. Masters in Teaching

Hello hello! I am an aspiring social sciences teacher. I just applied to four different Master of Arts in Education programs and got my first rejection. I am now getting nervous awaiting answers from the remaining three schools and trying to decide my next move if I get rejected from all three.

One option for me is to apply for Masters in Teaching programs instead. Can anyone give some advice on the differences between M.A. in Education vs. Teaching? Any changes in pay? I would also love advice on MAT programs in California. USC seems like it has a great online program. I am also interested in University of San Francisco and University of Santa Clara.



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 03:25PM by san-fran-disco https://ift.tt/37guirR

U.S. Student Visa?

Hi guys, I'm not sure if this is something I could get a lot of advice for but if you have any helpful info I would appreciate it!

I am a Junior high school student in Canada at the moment and I am thinking about attending a US university, preferably in California. I know this sounds a bit dumb to some people, but I have some personal reasons as to why I would like to go through with this decision.

The big problem is that I don't know much about the U.S. student visa, the Universities in the US or California specifically, the student experience I will receive, and I am basically unaware of all the tips and tricks of doing this in the best way possible. Another problem is that Canada doesn't offer much resources that let me find out more about these things.

If you had a similar goal to myself, which actually went through, I would love to hear any info that was quite useful to your journey, and maybe even things to do and things to avoid doing in the process? Were there any helpful websites or organizations? etc.



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 12:54PM by throwaway19199199191 https://ift.tt/3qE6Yvy

Relevant Blogs/Podcasts/News Sources discussing education policy

Hello,

I am currently on the lookout for relevant blogs, podcasts or general news sources that discuss education policy and other relevant themes. Do you have any suggestions? Currently I have been reviewing Education Next, Hechinger Report and Brookings Edu Blog as well as some other university blogs from UK (I'm based in the UK) university Education Departments (the Institute of Education is particularly interesting and offers a variety of free seminars). I would like to compile a list and publish it on here after reviewing the results. Thank you very much for your help.



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 01:14PM by mclovic https://ift.tt/3ppAqEj

My Chemistry teacher says, that I do not think "chemically " and that I will never be a "friend of Chemistry ". How can I change this?

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Submitted February 16, 2021 at 01:32PM by Edgecrusher66 https://ift.tt/3u698Gr

What requirements does CT require to become a Physical Education teacher?

My current background is a Bachelors in Comm. Looking to make a career change.



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 12:09PM by Moose686 https://ift.tt/3dkjYTy

Does anyone know how to go about purchasing lists of students who took the ACT?

I’m doing some research into recent test counts and would appreciate any thoughts someone might have about this. Looking specifically for contact information ideally, but will take what I can get. TIA!



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 11:11AM by Big_Bob_Cat https://ift.tt/3ameshg

Diploma vs Bachelor's for IT? For studying in UCSI Malaysia

Hello ! I finished high school and didn't complete my bachelor's. I'm trying for Malaysia. I was thinking about doing Diploma in IT as it would cut the years and cost. Am I losing too much ? 2. Does Europe or the West value diploma?



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 11:20AM by ZAR1FF https://ift.tt/3u7U23A

Colleges increasing use of digital recruiting tools...

In the latest episode of the Mortarboard Podcast, Higher Ed Dive's Jeremy Bauer-Wolf explains how the pandemic and enrollment drops have accelerated college digital recruiting strategies. Listen to the episode here.



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 10:18AM by Mortarboardpodcast https://ift.tt/2N5ltua

I'm joining A levels in May, I'm hearing they're very hard here, and I have a problem.

I don't have a habit of studying, I usually start studying near when exams are around. I also seem to not be able to absorb information as well as other people do.

I don't know, I'm just really anxious and worried about my grades and getting kicked out. So tips maybe?



Submitted February 16, 2021 at 07:37AM by onthatmtntop https://ift.tt/2NxoGT6

lunes, 15 de febrero de 2021

Climate Change Unit

Hi fellow teachers! This year I am teaching a unit on climate change in my 8th grade science class. Do you have any recommendations for materials I could use?



Submitted February 15, 2021 at 07:38PM by pinetreenation https://ift.tt/3dgSHkF

Economics or Financial Economics?

Hiiiiii. I’m going to university this spring and they asked me to declare my major. I’ve been hesitating between Economics and Financial Economics. I’m interested in finance but don’t feel confident about it. So i was thinking, should I major in Economics and minor in Finance or should i just major in financial economics? Which lays a better ground for grad school?



Submitted February 15, 2021 at 06:50PM by Icy_Pickle_5229 https://ift.tt/3rTEgY3

Copyright questions about instructor resources from Pearson.

I just downloaded powerpoint presentations for a textbook from the Pearson website. I was wondering if I was able to edit the powerpoints and then post them on to my LMS for an online class. I would of course cite any additional material that I would be adding to the powerpoint. Would I have to disable download capability to the powerpoint if I posted them to the LMS.

I was also wondering if I were able to make videos of me lecturing using these edited powerpoint slides and post them to youtube on private. By posting these videos on private it would make it impossible for anyone to find these videos without a link to them. I would like to be able to embed them on to my LMS and be able to use them for my future classes that will be using the same book.



Submitted February 15, 2021 at 04:41PM by musikero101 https://ift.tt/2ZlFy1O

Should I go for a second BA in Public Health or do it as a Master's Degree

So I recently graduated from University with a BA in Political Science/ International Affairs and have begun considering a change to Public Health. I live in the U.S and have done all my education here as well.

With that being my current situation is it more worthwhile to do another Bachelors in Public health, looking at my local University I only need 3 lower division courses from community College to apply due to already having completed the rest as part of my general education, or should I just continue with a Master's Program for a Public Health?

I don't know how this would work since both majors are pretty different. Aside from that I was planning on contacting Universities that offer a Master's program in public health to see what hurdles if any I would have to apply.



Submitted February 15, 2021 at 05:28PM by JE2095 https://ift.tt/3alEeSE