What's that engineering that deals with making robots and cool gadgets?

I will be starting my IGCSE O level class tomorrow, and our school provide some recommendations for what subjects to take if you want to be something. I am a little confused of what type of engineering I will have to choose. So my interest is making little cool projects that deals with machines or robots or stuffs, like for example, my cousin is made this homemade camera gimbal stabilizer, and I find it interesting and hopefully study it. But what type of engineering is it? Is it electrical, mechanical or mechatronics? I try to search on Google but I didn't get a single difinitive answer.

Submitted May 01, 2022 at 12:03AM by MENIAC404 https://ift.tt/usWbvLk

Do people underestimate a college education?

I’m 24. I went to the same school district my entire life and graduation from a high school that had an above average curriculum in my county. I didn’t do too well in school, but managed to get into just one AP class my senior year. After high school, I didn’t go to college right away, but I worked to save money, buy a car and eventually afford a community college. But while I was out of school, I still felt like I was smarter than the average person I’d come across, for the most part. Then I went to college. I am about to graduate with a degree based in science but focused on something specific. After all this time in college, I now realize how much I really didn’t know. Even my gen ed courses taught me so much about everyday life, and has made me a more well rounded, well spoken individual. People really put down the classes that have “no relevancy” to their field of study, but some of them truly helped me just think BETTER. Any thoughts?

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 11:04PM by bellapls https://ift.tt/XdLr1qY

How could the US create incentives to have more reproductive facilities in rural parts of the country?

Like the question states

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 09:21PM by No_Study6049 https://ift.tt/ce8ZO6N

I think AP Courses should be required in America

What I learned in AP US History compared to friends in normal US history is sad. I only took three APs, the other two being European History and Psychology. They all contained material EVERYONE should know to be a responsible citizen and voter. I don’t know what I missed out on in other AP classes, but I am now in college as a psychology major.

The point is, the material in AP courses and college general education classes should be a requirement for ALL Americans. It should be high school level. I believe our education system is too focused on fulfilling requirements on not on actual learning. Most students find AP harder because we expect it to be, if it is the standard, it will feel normal. I honestly found AP easier because it was more studying, less boring busy work. The courses could be pass/fail and the AP exam scores could be used to rate students for college admissions if they choose to go.

Our society is still rife with human rights abuses. If everyone had an AP level of understanding in history, psychology, and biology, I think we’d live in a very different world.

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 08:20PM by AnomalousEnigma https://ift.tt/kJST5Af

Is there a benefit to reading books in lieu of getting the information elsewhere? (internet, podcasts, videos, etc.)

I often hear people say something along the lines of:

"Successful people read books frequently"

The obvious reason for this, is that they are exposing themselves to new information or ideas. But people could do this through a myriad of other mediums now

This is obviously subjective, but it feels like people are still harping on books, and not the other mediums

Which makes me wonder, is there something more to reading books than just the information gained?

Is it that books don't contain distractions like the other mediums? (Ads in podcasts/videos, and infinite distractions on the internet)

Is it that the information is retained better when reading on paper rather than a screen?

Does the book act as an anchor? (Your mind immediately goes to "learn mode" when picking up the book)

Or is it just that the saying has not been updated, and it really is just about the information?

Thoughts?

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 05:37PM by falafelsatchel https://ift.tt/2HoNGTF

I'm beginning to realize academia is an enforcer of inequality.

Everything from grant awarding institutes, foundations etc. to research universities. Everything is about exclusivity, credentials, bureaucracy and tuition or taxes.

I feel education beyond post-secondary is disingenuous.

Even professors and their labs seem to be run by greed, prestige/ego or salary. I find it unappealing, and I actually look down on it. But industry is no better.

I can't believe it. Some colleges are not like this, but the entire concept of a college in the first place is just as bad, leveraging education for tuition to fund research to avoid reliance on tax funded grants which there aren't enough of in the first place (ergo). Tax funded grants fuel the need for exploitative businesses to raise tax revenue. Graduate school is excessively long. Undergraduate education is becoming too focused on crystalized knowledge over fluid thinking.

Arbitrary grading curves pit students against each other, making grades relative and subjective to the mean of the cohort rather than to an objective score of achievement (not in all cases, but the norm).

Anyway. I'm very fed up with American life in fundamental and major ways.

We lack important applicable knowledge because research is bottlenecked by funding and exclusivity/ego. Meanwhile, people behave as if undiscovered truths don't exist because they haven't been discovered yet and behave without respect to plausible consequences of doing so potentially putting people at risk. Then, meanwhile again, a decent chunk of people only care about exploiting for riches while they're young. I feel America is screwed.

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 10:37AM by Gundam_net https://ift.tt/Ly1awbC

I need help for my diploma in helth administration from college of adult learning

Hi fnzs

Is any one of you have done diploma in health administration from college of adult learning? Or u know any one who did/doing it .

Please respond me I am in deep shit and need help to complete my course.

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 08:02AM by arvindgaur https://ift.tt/o8gmB9V

Simple definition of plasma ?

I want to know what plasma actually is in a simple yet detailed explanation. What is it used for ? How hot is it ? Do we have plasma in us and what is it used for ? What’re the benefits ? I’ve also read that something happens when it’s ionised which makes it unique, what happens but explain it very simply please ? I also read it makes up 99% of the universe, How and if that’s true are we basically living in plasma ?

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 04:09AM by Milagreen8 https://ift.tt/DbYhvZ0

CHANGES WITHIN THE SYSTEM | Noam Chomsky

https://youtu.be/Ls5pcAqxPP0

Submitted April 30, 2022 at 03:13AM by freewilllibrary https://ift.tt/bAZxlnM

Update on the VR curriculum I’ve been designing for students!!!

A bit of background on myself. I’ve been using VR for over 6 years now (just recently surpassing 10,000 hours used with the technology across over 10+ headsets.) This year I decided to branch out and work on a curriculum in VR I could teach to students while simultaneously informing the school bored of the potential use cases VR has past the one class I was teaching.

This time around the course now fallows much more structured lectures about the past, present, and future of VR technology. As well as offering 3-6 medium for them to work in, final presentations and projects, as well as feedback/reflection worksheets.

It’s been difficult getting the headsets approved and software in order, but after the admin team saw the success of the first and second courses they’re now keen on purchasing more headsets and hardware for next year!

If your interested in seeing how it turned out I posted on r/VirtualReality and r/OculusQuest with the images and results!

I’m also 100% open to answering any questions or inquiries about the curriculum or process I had to go through. Either through comments or PM’s.

Submitted April 29, 2022 at 02:06PM by Emotional-Coffee1011 https://ift.tt/c6EnMiF

Dress code for standardized testing.

My kid in third grade in Mississippi took standardized tests this month.

In the dress code clothing with words are not allowed. I thought this was strange.

Can anyone please explain the official reason why words on clothing are not allowed to be worn?

Submitted April 29, 2022 at 11:56AM by ozsailor76 https://ift.tt/5OUKADn

Finincial aid tips

I live in the state of Florida and I am a commuter to a well-known university I plan on living on campus but I don’t want to bother my parents for money and I also don’t work currently so does anyone have any tips or any resources I can look into thank you so much!

Submitted April 29, 2022 at 10:52AM by Professional_Alps790 https://ift.tt/JfPt2ly

Any high school, public, private or international school that's worth it to attend?

I just can't stand the current school i attend.. is there study opportunity outside there? scholarship maybe? I'm a student from Malaysia btw

since someone said the post i made previously is too vague, so I'd elaborate a little

so here's few things i could list up,for you to read.. actually there's a lot more,but nahhh I'm tired from typing

1. no gadgets allowed -right, so i experienced online classes for the whole 2021, just 3 days at school.. and we are living in modern world now, who can live without gadgets? I'm a debater also, so I'm used to getting lot of information.. and during online classes before, i tried to maximize my knowledge on one topic by googling everything, use gadgets also.. the school i currently attend, doesn't let the students to bring their phones unlike mrsm nowadays.. they always consider the negative things first rather positive.. positive things would be more knowledge gain by students.. if they don't understand, they could google more materials about that.. there could be more materials that could make their understanding better.. I'm someone like this, if I don't understand, and couldn't reach the teachers, I'd make some efforts, googling the best materials that would get me understand.. why not each students experience the one week no gadgets,they would turn crazy.. even elderly, maybe they can stand 1 day no phone,but later the next day, feel like wanna scroll fb and everything.. see, we are attached to gadgets this era..

2. 'sunat' stuff (religion taught) -okay, this time, not the sunat circumcised.. but sunat in islam.. so basically, sunat things, if you do, you get pahala(rewards).. if you don't do, you don't get anything, but not dosa(sins).. right, so i attend religious school.. so there's some sort of sunat things you can do.. BUT, something terrible i found is that, they FORCE you to do it.. how can i explain to people islam is simple when I feel it's burdening me.. just like i said, if you do, you get pahala(rewards).. if you don't do, you don't get anything, even dosa(sins), you wouldn't get dosa(sins).. there gonna be days where you feel very tired after a long day.. moreover if you puasa(fasting) at that school, really tired.. something else would be that school is so large.. from class to dorm, might take you 400m from walking.. teacher easy la, go everywhere with cars.. even them drive car when going to another place cos this school is too large, can you imagine the students?

3. pengetua (principal) -so this pengetua(principal), used to teach at my old place when I'm still kid before.. basically good friend with my parents, since my mom is guru besar(headmistress) and dad is working at PPD(something about education office related), smaller version of KPM(ministry of education) that handle school stuff.. so this pengetua, he treats the school, as if it's his school.. if he thinks of one idea, and wanna do it, HE WOULD DO IT.. if he has new rules in mind, he would established the rules.. so really tired from his rules🙄🤦🏻‍♀️ this makes me harder to transfer to another school since he's good friend with my parents.. another reason it's hard for me to transfer is because my parents constantly busy.. despite of working under education sector, they got plenty of business to handle.. they afford to send me to private,to international, but they rather send me to boarding school,so that i could live independently cos they are busy..

4. love to do program -right, so this school love to handle event.. since this is religious school, so they wanna raise up the school name, by handling events.. when people see this school online, they gonna compliment like this school is perfect.. my online friends did ask what school is this, and i told them to google it themselves(i wont mentioned the school name).. they said this school is luxury.. BULLSHIT.. attend this school first, only then you can say whatever you want.. the 5 stars toilet showed to outsiders, IT'S ONLY USED BY GUESTS or when the VVVVVIP came, everyone is allowed to used (to let the outsiders think,this is how school treat us).. this school has won various awards, due to this.. but this is bullshit.. we students, kinda treated like robot especially when VVVVVIP wanna 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️ in conclusion,this school tryna looks like an excellent school,but the fact is it's just a low school..

5. teachers always fierce -idk what's the need for the teachers to be fierce to us students.. we don't even make problems.. yes we break rules, but that's because we're all too exhausted from this school.. if you are mpp(prefect), the pengawas line(another word to say prefect), you are even more exhausted.. cos teachers have high hopes on you, to be the leaders for the students.. but no, even pengawas line breaks, cos they too exhausted.. im not saying every teacher is fierce, there's still few being kind.. especially those teachers that experience asrama(living by dorm) during their old days

that's enough of me complaining😭

Submitted April 28, 2022 at 10:48PM by i_c_uo-o https://ift.tt/OJrKbsH

Are you a gifted teacher/parent/student in USA?

The Javits program expired. Enrollment is down due to the pandemic. This usually means budget cuts are going to impact education.

Please be sure to call the U.S. Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121 to express your support for gifted education and the Javits program. The Capitol Switchboard will be able to connect you with your two Senators and one Representative.

Or if you prefer to email: https://www.congress.gov/members/find-your-member

Pass this on to anyone who is interested

Submitted April 28, 2022 at 09:43PM by Healthy-Drawing-8147 https://ift.tt/1iuIJ0T

student loan reduction? okay but.

So Biden said he is not planning to forgive the $50k but why haven't I heard any plans to enact tuition control?

Submitted April 28, 2022 at 09:54PM by Rburn_rebel https://ift.tt/hYBjGKg

Is the online masters any worse/less than on campus masters?

I was thinking about starting masters degree in computer science, and I found that online masters are cheaper so I considered starting this. But, I wanted to know is the online masters considered worse than on campus masters? Because I don’t want after paying money and spending time studying and finding out that it would be worthless in my CV.

Submitted April 28, 2022 at 06:02PM by Free_Maize1683 https://ift.tt/sGyuW5J

I want to take speech and or leadership classes, but I have no idea where to look do you have any recommendations?

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Submitted April 28, 2022 at 03:58PM by Thewizard1000 https://ift.tt/ZlDGzx8

Mexico’s New Public Education Plan Built on 4T Ideology, Not Learning

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Submitted April 28, 2022 at 08:46AM by PulseNewsMexico https://ift.tt/eQMpu0d

Looking for suggestions of STEM material for student with Down Syndrome

Hello! Hope you are all doing well!

If I may, I'd like to ask for help with a challenging and important situation.

I'm a junior Tech teacher giving STEM lessons for middle school, we'll be receiving our first student with DS (Grade 6) and I've been tasked with helping the Learning Support teachers with constructing a special Tech curriculum that caters for this student's special needs. So far I know he loves music and theater and that he is not literate.

I'm doing my research and thinking that one big skill that I could try and develop with him would be basic computational thinking, but also that I could help by bringing digital tools made to aid children with DS to our school's repertoire.

All that being said, does anyone have any suggestion of apps, games, toys, activities or anything of the sort that you think I should look into?

Thank you very much and wish you all the best.

Submitted April 28, 2022 at 08:08AM by Kamuimatoto https://ift.tt/nx0JF82

Earmarked for Union Site Rep - What does it entail?

Hey all,

I got an email last night saying someone dobbed me in to be a union site rep. I love unions and what they do etc. but I haven't even been in the job for a year.

First of all, how much extra work does this add? I realize I'll be meeting and greeting new staff which isn't a bother, more meeting and paperwork would bother me though.

Also would I be putting advancement etc. in jeopardy? Would taking it on as such a new employee also cause issues with some people?

Thanks

Submitted April 27, 2022 at 10:23AM by mtarascio https://ift.tt/u8Z1K2x

Proctored in-person testing for certifications, licenses, etc. Is the in-person trending to on-line, and how is it secured?

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Submitted April 27, 2022 at 08:29AM by CharliePeninger https://ift.tt/wGSYcjI

Free-Range Children are Essential to Democracy

Excellent article by Steve Horwitz Cooperation Over Coercion: The Importance of Unsupervised Childhood Play for Democracy and Liberalism.
For those of you who do not have the time to wade through the 14 pages, I wrote a post ' Free-Range Children are Essential to Democracy'  which summarizes the key points.  For an audio version you can check out the homeschool spot on Sauga 960 Richard Syrett Show, April 26th at minute 34:16.

Submitted April 27, 2022 at 07:27AM by Humanitasfamily https://ift.tt/xSLPQdm

I want to go around schools giving talks on young persons depression and suicide awareness, but I don’t know how to go about it

Back when I was 14 my friend killed himself and i ended up falling into a suicidal state of mind, I really want to go around schools giving talks on my experience, the signs to look out for and what to do if you’re feeling that way yourself, but I’m not sure if this would be possible or how I could go about organising it

Submitted April 27, 2022 at 06:26AM by Due-Stomach4138 https://ift.tt/kmOL47d

Which masters course should I apply for? I'm interested in Digital Art, Illustration, Digital content creation and Animation.

I completed my bachelor's degree in engineering and got placed in a software company. Digital art, illustration, graphics design, content creation kind of things has always been my interest and I'm currently planning to do masters in this area. I have a basic understanding and experience in the mentioned topics. I'm actually doing a lot of groundwork to find a university that offers a course on these streams, I found one in Australia - Master of Applied Design and art at Curtin University, but they are no longer accepting application for that course. I'm finding it really difficult to find an exact course like this that would match my interest in the above streams. If anyone knows any universities offering the same, Kindly mention them.

Submitted April 27, 2022 at 03:34AM by phlogger12 https://ift.tt/FnOUoHq

I regret being a model student and getting good grades in school

This may just be a rant, but throughout my K-12 education I always strived to get straight A's or at least A's/B's, basically a teacher's pet. Now, however, I feel like it was all for nothing and I didn't get much out of it besides stress and pressure. A lot of my friends and acquaintances who ditched class back in middle/high school cared way less about their grades, got D's and F's, but still went on to have good careers or transfer to top ranking colleges, and they were always the ones who boasted that school and grades were meaningless. It feels a little sad and disheartening. Like, what is the point of grades and trying to get an A? Maybe those people were right. Thank you for reading.

Submitted April 26, 2022 at 11:53PM by Left_Reputation https://ift.tt/Xxdiumy

Can you be kicked out of High school for bad grades? (CA, 9 years ago, public school)

When I was in 11th grade I was behind around 100 credits.

I got called up to an office, I can’t remember the full conversation but basically they said I’d have to go to a charter school.

I asked my mom and said do I really have to go? Is the school demanding it? I already knew I wasn’t graduating and wanted to spend the last of my time with friends, preferably.

She said that basically the school was transferring me and I couldn’t stay.

I can’t remember the whole conversation but basically i didn’t want to leave, mom maybe didn’t know her options, and I always thought the school kicked me out.

My mom doesn’t really remember exactly what happened but she just said they she never even checked me out.

I’m just curious if I really had that option. btw if anyone cares no I didn’t complete charter.

Submitted April 26, 2022 at 04:53PM by Phazer-Gannon https://ift.tt/DlynFeQ

Educators with their Masters Degree

Hello, I will be graduating in December with a bachelors degree in elementary education 1st-5th. I want to return to get my masters, but I am undecided on what program/degree. If you have a masters, what is it in? What does it consist of? Is the pay any different? I’m not doing it so much for the pay, I just really want to further my education. I love researching/psychology behind education, does anyone know how I could build off that?

Submitted April 26, 2022 at 06:01PM by soynepsi https://ift.tt/UakpecP

Looking for STEM teachers to test a 3D Virtual Makerspace platform with kids in grades 3-7.

Hello folks,

I am working on a 3D platform like Minecraft to enable kids to build anything from a solar-powered car to a fully functional space colony using real-world supplies like gears, tires, motors, lego blocks, etc. The meta idea is to help STEM teachers run hands-on STEM lessons without the need of buying and organizing supplies and at the same time help students practice high order thinking skills like critical thinking, creativity, and persistence to complete the STEM challenge.

Our first lesson "Build a solar-powered car to reduce CO2 from the air" will be ready to run on the platform by May end. We're looking for teacher volunteers to test the lesson with their students over the summer. This will be a paid assignment. Please reply if interested.

Submitted April 26, 2022 at 06:55PM by amanb09 https://ift.tt/eiCEKHW

Academia Re-entry

27 M from MN, in SD. Applying to University of Dallas, Richardson TX. I have aptitudes of engineering and conceptual philosophy. Poetry, music, anything creative. Love the outdoors and respect nature. I live my life constantly self researching health dynamics and care routines. I study people and what they do, how the earth acts and what can help make the functional infrastructure of our world more sustainable. By no means am I a hippie, conservative, liberal, or anything that could insult the human spirit. I am just a man looking to get intelligent enough to take care of a nice piece of land and travel the world researching solutions and helping crisis. Its been 10 years since I graduated so re entering academia is going to be rough. I've always read and wrote but its a little wild and undefined as you can see from my structure and grammatical errors here. Gamer and recovered addict, I spend my time making healthy habits or memories of love. Here to make the most of the short time we have. With love, all considerations appreciated.

Where should I apply for economic stability of a 2 person 2 cat household of working individuals?

What is the best school for a noob that has a lot of science potential?

What kinds of things should I ask myself beginning the process of college application?

Submitted April 26, 2022 at 10:39AM by xvose https://ift.tt/wt629Co

Help me understand the reasons why this teacher got suspended for bringing cotton bolls to class

I came across this headline today. I understand the lesson as being meant to teach empathy to students for what enslaved people had to endure when working with the sharp, prickly bolls, as well as understanding why the invention of the cotton gin created a stronger economic impetus for enslaving people. I am really having trouble accessing the other side of this issue, where the quoted parent says the lesson could “evoke so many deeply hurtful things about this country” for her mixed-race children. I'm looking for other articles, but not finding one that explains it in more detail.

Submitted April 26, 2022 at 10:40AM by littlebugs https://ift.tt/vmdAOfq

No one ever prepares you for how sick you will be your first year of being in a school.

My first year teaching I got COVID the second week of school. Fast forward to today and I’ve been sick with two stomach bugs and a respiratory issue and it hasn’t been but 8 months. My immune system isn’t built for this. I haven’t been sick like this in over 5 years prior to teaching. Any tips? You can’t plan to be sick, yet I scramble while sitting next to my toilet trying to piece together a sub plan that I was unprepared for. Words of encouragement are welcome too please. I feel like the worst new employee addition to my school.

Submitted April 26, 2022 at 12:40AM by Superb-Ad-433 https://ift.tt/kP345vW

Funnest career(s) to study?

I want to take a fun career, Idc about getting a degree to earn good money. I want to go to college to make good experiences.

I love art, science (but I don't want to stress too much over math), robotics, business, culture, world languages, and traveling.

Thanks for any suggestions :)

Submitted April 25, 2022 at 10:05PM by AndroFeth https://ift.tt/lOCR7Dn

Masters Degree Specializations

Hi everyone!

A bit of background about me: I an an international school teacher teaching English as a Second Language ( ELD / ESL / EFL ) at a Tier 1 school currently. I am looking at getting a masters to increase my odds of getting future jobs (as many INTL schools require it), learning to better educate my students, and further my pay scale.

Currently, I do not have any intentions to pursue admin, but this might (probably?) will change in the future. I would like to leave my options as open as possible.

I am curious as to what specializations people recommend getting/how much it actually matters/etc.

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The specializations I am currently looking at are:

M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction

M.Ed. Global Studies in Education

M.Ed. Administration and Leadership

MA TESOL

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Thank you!

Submitted April 25, 2022 at 07:39PM by RichardATravels https://ift.tt/13NdJn6

Im form the uk and want to go to America to study 📚

Hi I’m from the uk I’m 15 in a month and am looking to go to America to study history or law once I graduate but I don’t really know how I would I also don’t understand how college would work as I would have to do it in uk as my school only goes to grade 10 (year 11) and then we have college but there’s no point learning British history or law as I want to live in America in the future to any tips?

Submitted April 25, 2022 at 05:43PM by ProfessionalAd9676 https://ift.tt/V8qkIEl

How did people back in the "no internet days" used to apply for studying abroad ???

I have been looking for universities abroad to pursue a post grad degree and this question just popped into my mind outta nowhere

How did people in the 80s and 90s gathered information and everything when they were planning to go abroad and how did it all work

Submitted April 25, 2022 at 03:49AM by Kitchen-Isopod-8380 https://ift.tt/wSXuQJ5

موقع المنهاج الفلسطيني الجديد

موقع المنهاج الفلسطيني الجديد هو موقع تعليمي يوفر عشرات الآلاف من المواد التعليمية المجانية

يحتوي على كتب المنهاج الفلسطيني واجاباتها النموذجية، بالاضافة الى امتحانات وزارية ويومية وشهرية وملخصات لجميع المواد.

يمكنك زيارة الموقع من خلال الرابط التالي:

https://minhaj.palcurr.com

Submitted April 24, 2022 at 07:34PM by omarbaradia2 https://ift.tt/hyidb39

What should I teach tomorrow (grade 11 English - University)

I'm a student teacher and I'm 100 in charge without any direction. We just finished up 2 weeks of short stories and they handed in their essays (well 1/3 of them did *sigh*). What should I do tomorrow? We did an extra short story at the end but for the life of me I really can't think of an activity to do with them for it. Their next unit is poetry but I know their real teacher has a plan for that.

Submitted April 24, 2022 at 05:33PM by Tutorzilla https://ift.tt/oUz1Rsq

Administrator-specific subreddits?

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Submitted April 24, 2022 at 01:55PM by whole_nother https://ift.tt/kjG5rPd

Question

Can someone suggest any good sites where one can find books and research papers on science which go quite into dept into conceptual knowledge as a student?

Submitted April 24, 2022 at 11:01AM by Deep-Artichoke-736 https://ift.tt/EKQCIAD

Lesson idea for younger kids

Cool way to teach kids about jobs and careers. Kids show that could get the ball rolling with lessons and activities for younger kids. Thought I would share. https://youtube.com/c/JobJams

Submitted April 24, 2022 at 07:25AM by ELEdad https://ift.tt/MAWbXrT

Applying for masters

Hello my name is aly I come from Alexandria Egypt I’m a finearts graduate licensed artist need help applying for master in Canada or us funded half funded or I’d pay for the semester ,the sooner the better . I tried sending emails to a list of colleges , they barely respond and I can’t call from here . It means everything to me right now . Dm me would discuss through a call this is a favor that could mean everything to me now

Submitted April 24, 2022 at 12:40AM by cmurphy1234 https://ift.tt/7InClrJ

Shortening the Learning curve

Had any one of you gone through collage in just a year, just because you advanced your studies early?

How did you do it and what programs did you use?

Thank you

Submitted April 24, 2022 at 01:33AM by SatisfactionFun8539 https://ift.tt/SNFOdyk

Will a Masters in education be enough to allow me to teach with a non education BA?

I’m getting a BA in anthropology and I want to know if I will be able to teach (at least high school level) if I got a Masters in education.

I keep looking online but I just get ads and sponsored sites for certificates and such. I just want a clear answer. I’d ideally want to teach something around anthropology like history, sociology, even home ec would be cool.

Submitted April 23, 2022 at 04:24PM by Vintagepoolside https://ift.tt/NwgrW5S

an education model that could solve almost any problem in the present education system all over the world. like literally the best education system ever

I've been working on an education model for the last few years. I can say that it will be the best education ever created and would have a huge impact. I hope I'll be solving every problem. So just tell me if you have any problems in the present education and see if I've solved it. Just shoot the problem you think our education has.. im curios to know if i missed any!

Submitted April 23, 2022 at 11:40AM by MoistRequirement2274 https://ift.tt/TLGadvw

In praise of an uncensored arts education

I believe that most of the teachers who presided over my arts education in high school would today be fired, chastised or otherwise canceled. Not because they were bad teachers — they were, to my mind, brilliant teachers — but because they let their students take the lead on what kind of art they made and participated in.

• https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/newsletter/2022-04-23/essential-arts-uncensored-arts-education-essential-arts

Submitted April 23, 2022 at 09:07AM by zsreport https://ift.tt/RYiPoBU

Multiple choice questions format

Guys how should the answers be written?

A. B.

C. D.

Orrrr

A. C.
B. D.

Submitted April 22, 2022 at 02:17PM by nonsoniente https://ift.tt/8buGrpk

Tested Game-Based Learning for teaching Kids Mathematics

Children's enthusiasm for learning can be sparked through the use of Seven free Escape Team missions based on mathematicians. Here's how to do it.

The ability to focus and concentrate is critical to a successful learning experience. We want to instill in our children a strong educational foundation from an early age. To prepare them for the real world, we teach them a wide range of subjects such as mathematics and science, as well as geography, history, and linguistics. These lessons are best introduced to children when they are young, according to educators and teachers. Some children become disinterested and overwhelmed by all of the learning that is taking place. As parents, we hope that our children will be able to succeed in school and pursue their interests, but we cannot put too much academic pressure on them. If they succumb to the pressure, they'll lose interest in learning and become anxious. Giving children too much stress is not the answer. So, to keep them interested in learning, you need to spice up the process

Submitted April 22, 2022 at 01:22PM by Key-Honeydew-3630 https://ift.tt/4bVXR0p

Does Texas require 90% attendance for ALL classes in order to graduate or does that refer to the ones needed to meet the credit requirement?

I’m not sure where to post this but right now if I get credit in my government and English class I would’ve met the prerequisites for my college and needed classes for graduation. Since I took high school classes in middle school, I then would’ve had more than the 26 minimum credits and endorsements for graduation. My question is that does Texas still require me to make up hours for the classes I don’t need to graduate in, even if without them I’d graduate regardless?

Submitted April 22, 2022 at 12:07PM by historyiscoolman https://ift.tt/QKelwI8

Examples of material Florida says it found 'problematic' in K-12 math textbooks

https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/state/2022/04/21/florida-math-textbooks-examples-material-state-found-problematic/7400265001/

These are the examples that Florida released as examples of the banned CRT. Two examples are about implicit bias, and the other two are SEL objectives with no context.

Submitted April 22, 2022 at 06:57AM by boundfortrees https://ift.tt/7jGJEYr

I want to confront my headteacher about how shit she is at her job, is it a good idea?

The state of my school pisses me off. It went from an old, run down but vibrant happy place to a modern shithole full of depressed teens drifting through their day doing nothing and no one cares. Gna be honest I’m guilty of this. Me and the rest of the school go abt our day sleeping in classes, vaping and nothing else because theirs no enforcement to stop us. We’re not running riot so they don’t care, which leads me to the real problem

They only care about how the school looks, and not at all how it is. This is by far the sole problem of the school. They run around telling kids to “sort your uniform out!” “get your coat off!” And to “keep your phone away!“ and nothing else at all. The education of their students doesn’t matter to them at all, so we all do what the fuck we want. We obviously can’t do anything acc fun because that looks bad in the school, however sleeping and other depressive shit is absolutely fine because it doesent stand out.

Teachers are lazy. There’s abt 3 decent teachers who genuinely care abt kids education and despite being the strictest in the school she and he are by far the most respected and the most liked. Because they care about the students doing well and the students in general than living up to mrs Preston’s shitty standards and getting themselves brownie points. Mrs feliciello for example, rips pages apart, 100% has some weird control or anger issue that makes her rlly fucking scary but ppl like her bc she’s realistic and she acc tried to help us with our education instead of “copy that down so it looks like I’ve taught u something.”

Example 2 bc why not. We had this shitty supply who stayed for three quarters of y9 and despite the several reports about her behaviour, the school did nothing. By her behaviour she used to send 7-10 kids to inclusion per lesson for any minor mistakes, even at times for literally nothing. She’s just point at a kid, say go to inclusion and it lead to us all missing out on a year of education. She’s teach us nothing, and I mean nothing. Can’t word her any differently than just crazy. Was something very off abt her on top of the fact she spent every lesson teaching us nothing, patrolling the classroom and sending people out. The school found out, left her in, waited for the old teacher to return and then never spoke about it again. No “sorry u missed out on another year of education! Sorry your all behind and we should’ve listened! Sorry your all going to fail and it’s my fault!” Just carried on like it never happened

Worst part is I’m not the only one who can see it. Everyone can, no one cares. Teens would obviously prefer to do nothing that be forced to work when we’re all behind.

End of the day my schools shitty and I want people to know abt it so here u go ig

The schools Christ the word in Rhyl, north wales for anyone who can be arsed sending this ti someone who can do something abt it but I just want ti get it off my chest tbh

Submitted April 22, 2022 at 04:58AM by SheepShagger-69 https://ift.tt/CjGXv9K

null curriculum

i want to know what fact, concept, content, or skill, deliberately or unknowingly, is being ignored or omitted in the curriculums in your country or in the systems of educations you have experienced. i personally have been in/experienced Turkish, American, Russian and British systems of education. some of my examples would include the concept of evolution being omitted from biology curriculums (Turkey), and the negation of the Native American history from history curriculums (United States). please share what does the "null" curriculum in your country look like!

Submitted April 21, 2022 at 10:11PM by OtterRealtor https://ift.tt/S7JMopT

children when they open the spam folder on their school-required email: =0

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Submitted April 21, 2022 at 06:05PM by thefrankomaster https://ift.tt/Nv9sCwf

Is there any particular function or benefit of US Gifted & Talented programs?

I was in one but it didn't seem to have any use. I was pulled out of class to do IQ tests. That was basically all I noticed. Nothing fancy, extra work, or different classes than everyone else.

Is it just to spend tax money and create job security for some people?

PS: My inner paranoid conspiracy theorist wonders about the remote possibility of using such programs to inventory brainiacs for future monitoring or clandestine recruitment.

Submitted April 21, 2022 at 02:31PM by KeepCalmNSayYesDaddy https://ift.tt/7KIMs6g

Project Survey for Student Desks

Hello. I would appreciate it if you could help me out by filling in this form that I need for a project. It is to help me with designing a table for students. All input is welcome especially from students. Thank you

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer4ZKEOitbBOLVL5JcpcwARPgTl3ikxwgpA1NGOddkMNt3xA/viewform

Submitted April 21, 2022 at 10:56AM by FortunateHaroku https://ift.tt/vTyPlar

Under desk recumbent bike = game changer? I find I’m able to concentrate better with light physical activity. This kid really help hyperactive kids

It’s either this or a treadmill, but I think the bike makes more sense

Submitted April 21, 2022 at 09:13AM by thumpsky https://ift.tt/AxpizyE

Discussion

Hi guys. I'm a trainee music teacher from Ireland. I'm working on an assignment on a topic of my choice. I'm choosing the role religion plays in Irish (and international) education. Specifically how the needs of religious minorities are not catered for.(I'm partly choosing this because I'm interested in it but mainly because I've already done some research on it) anyway to get to the point one of the assignments grading criteria is ''Evidence presented of engagement with peers/colleagues/ professional networks?'' So I would love to hear your thoughts on the topic.

Submitted April 21, 2022 at 06:44AM by Moleman2112 https://ift.tt/B735ylG

Stats Video Game Research Project

Hey guys! I’m a high school student who loves to play video games. I’m trying to see what type of people play video games and this survey helps me get to the bottom of that. It’s for my stats project and it would really help if you guys respond to it. It only takes a couple minutes. Sorry if some of the questions are specific it’s how my teacher wanted it to be formatted. Thank you so much I really appreciate your guy’s help :)

Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1tpcSA0sKjhHgRTpHAlEgHdIvDgtbxKdsjm_SxQwkNI4/edit

Submitted April 21, 2022 at 12:14AM by Far_Understanding286 https://ift.tt/MNhsG2j

dabate time: whether or not games should be used in education!!(present your opinion in comment)

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Submitted April 20, 2022 at 04:42PM by Vincen0078 https://ift.tt/4zrpKDC

Dear parents, grades are not equal to behavior!

Just because little Sally can add does not mean she is not a Holy terror in class. Just because Matt gas behavior issues does not mean he cannot succeed in his core subjects! Bottom line, Teachers cannot fail a student as punishment for behaviors. Behavior and grades are separate issues.

Submitted April 20, 2022 at 07:47AM by urbanteacherdiary https://ift.tt/7NGA8HK

Where should I go to get my bachelors in psychology?

I’m looking into getting my bachelors degree in psychology, but which university to get it I am unsure of. I have been looking at online classes for the potential of moving and studying abroad, but I have no idea where to even start 😁

Submitted April 19, 2022 at 10:52AM by Baelish_Styles https://ift.tt/y5wc2Z6

Should Philosophy be taught in schools?

https://medium.com/@andrewangard/in-a-western-world-of-rising-secularism-we-must-teach-philosophy-in-public-schools-to-develop-e37b18d4c0d2

Submitted April 19, 2022 at 09:16AM by wang7249 https://ift.tt/JerFRB0

I know this is not the right place to ask this question but Please does anyone have bookrags account

I need the summary of intellectuals by paul Johnson

Submitted April 19, 2022 at 04:42AM by Snoo_94679 https://ift.tt/0GT48cR

Looking for feedback on project that will provide funding to schools

We're working on a project that will help schools receive funds from the use of technology. To be absolutely clear as per sub rules - this is not a fundraiser.

Interested in getting the perspective of someone who has exposure/experience in school administration.

Focused on Middle, Junior, and Senior schools based in the USA that have a 1:1 technology initiative.

Please let me know if you're open to a an exchange of ideas over DM or email as I don't want this to be flagged as a spam post.

Submitted April 18, 2022 at 11:31PM by officer_rupert https://ift.tt/BpKfO2v

Changing states of matter worksheet for 4th and 5th grade ⬇️Free Download⬇️ https://ift.tt/LNrGpjz #science #worksheets #worksheetsforkids #4thgrade #grade4 #5thgrade #grade5 #class4 #class5 #year4 #year5 #statesofmatter

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Submitted April 18, 2022 at 10:08PM by karrtthads https://ift.tt/8oFu1VR

Do Charles' Law have anything to do related to those people who smoke? How?

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Submitted April 18, 2022 at 08:47PM by beginning_09 https://ift.tt/yUFzVeq

What's missing with SEL curricula

SEL curricula across the US are inconsistent, but for schools that are currently using them: are there any glaring problems or gaps?

Submitted April 18, 2022 at 05:18PM by tough_nutt69 https://ift.tt/dum9YZF

Hello

Hello i could use some advice on how to be well educated person I'm 20, a student I want to have more knowledge in various fields, not just what i'm studying

Submitted April 18, 2022 at 11:56AM by Trttrr1 https://ift.tt/mVcwWtN

Do teachers have a bandwidth problem when it comes to student emotions?

How often do you feel students emotions get overlooked, and would students looking out for students be an appropriate solution?

Submitted April 18, 2022 at 10:33AM by tough_nutt69 https://ift.tt/tOhg84s

Teaching; calling or lesser of evils?

Is teaching a "calling" for you, or simply the "lesser" evil of all jobs?

Hi there! I was speaking to a recent colleague of mine who decided that they were burnt out by their previous job and wanted a career change. I casually mentioned I was one foot in, one foot out of being a teacher myself and we suddenly started to get encapsulated in that rabbit-hole of professions.

I'm also not particularly sure myself if this is the right path to enter for me, but for the sake of my colleague, I did promise them I would make a post about it on reddit and let them read the answers! They do not have an account for clarification.

Specifically, we hampered around these topics:

• how society treats teachers; underrated, underappreciated profession
• lifestyle of being a teacher; waking up early, long hours, nightly grading
• if teachers actually like teaching themselves, ie. a "calling" or if it's more of a "lesser" of all jobs ordeal
• teaching in comparison to other educational routes; social workers, psychiatrists, counselors, etc.
• regret; is there more to life then being a teacher, and would we regret not pursuing something different when we had the chance
• bureaucracy, red-tape, admin

We had other concerns, but primarily our conversation centered around on these topics. I'm not even particularly sure how to answer, so I thought I would post it here.

Thanks for all you do as educators. We are so looking forward to your reply!

Submitted April 18, 2022 at 07:05AM by 10pumpsclassic https://ift.tt/CRzS62b

POLI.TICAL CARTOON OF THE DAY FOR MONDAY, #APRIL_18_2022 (Fox news)

https://a57.foxnews.com/static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2022/04/918/516/bad-egg.png?ve=1&tl=1

POLI.TICAL CARTOON OF THE DAY FOR MONDAY, #APRIL_18_2022 (Fox news)

Submitted April 18, 2022 at 04:36AM by potus46AINTmyGUY https://ift.tt/1Nd8SWa

Are teachers *fairly* paid?

I think most people would agree that in the US, say, teaching is an underpaid profession in the sense of there being, on average, a low financial return relative to effort for many people who work in the industry.

However, I don’t know if this entails that teachers are unfairly paid. In each case, supply (are there lots of people who wish to be teachers relative to teaching positions in the US?), demand, willing buyer and willing seller determine the exact salary offer accepted and hence pay grade with respect to the culture. If we accept that teachers are unfairly paid, it would probably have to do with culture in some ways but I can’t say I know.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Submitted April 17, 2022 at 04:57PM by ParallelTrajectories https://ift.tt/7AyGlFw

Why isn't "Critical Thinking" part of America's compulsory education system?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_thinking

Submitted April 17, 2022 at 01:17PM by MountainousFog https://ift.tt/wUkILVo

What are some key components to writing an effective and professional philosophy of teaching?

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Submitted April 17, 2022 at 12:35PM by D2Artoo https://ift.tt/LvBCZ3k

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Submitted March 25, 2019 at 07:25AM by Asclepias_metis https://ift.tt/1WcwZgM

Short survey about use of technology in the classroom

Hello again! I didn't think I'd have another assignment requiring to interview teachers so soon 😅 This one is about your use of technology in the classroom

If 5 teachers could help me out, that would be fantastic! Thank you in advance!! ❤️🥲

Survey

Submitted April 17, 2022 at 07:12AM by elixan https://ift.tt/bPjYt2B

academic writing commission (message me)

hello! i do writing commissions to help with ur academics if u have tight schedules. i do research papers, monologues, journal entries, informative abstracts, critique papers, position papers, or basically essay stuff. u can message me if u need help with ur academics !! payment can be thru paypal, gcash, or paymaya (prices are negotiable).

don't worry if u have doubts abt being scammed or what, i'll show u the progress so u stay updated all throughout (i'll also do revisions if requested) just message me anytime and i'll respond.

u can also check some of my works from my previous posts🧡

Submitted April 17, 2022 at 06:23AM by Exotic-Cabinet-7980 https://ift.tt/rMwWjDN

Would it be acceptable for you if your child’s teacher were also an OnlyFans creator?

Just curious to hear what people think. I made a similar post in r/Polls earlier but would be interested to have a longer discussion.

For context, about an hour ago I found someone on Reddit who was complaining about being sent explicit and unsolicited pictures because she works in a kindergarten and she’s afraid that the kids may see something they should not. This same person also posts very NSFW pictures quite publicly on her profile…

For all I know, the internet can accept this and what a person does on their own time is truly their own business but there’s a possibility of sampling bias on r/polls and I’m interested to have a more textured discussion about this.

Submitted April 16, 2022 at 11:04PM by ParallelTrajectories https://ift.tt/LvBi6pb

Need advice for Master degree from unrelated bachelor degree (Child education/development vs Literature)

I recently graduated with a BA in Literature and would like to pursue an M.Ed in Early Childhood Education or Child Development. But since my BA is completely unrelated to the M.Ed I don't know what would be the best steps for me to take?

I was thinking of taking online courses in Edx to increase my knowledge and get certifications then apply for an M.Ed or M.S or something in Early Childhood Education but I don't know if they will actually be considered useful or just a waste of money? Or what other options should I look for? Any advice is appreciated, thank you.

Submitted April 16, 2022 at 01:44PM by OkTomatillo289 https://ift.tt/J4jkZpg

Part of a speech I have

https://youtu.be/-WBAHvOQRQ8

Submitted April 15, 2022 at 10:06PM by marcopoloman https://ift.tt/xrWYVUO

Does anyone use enVision Mathematics Common Core 2020 edition?

I'm wondering about the typical number of days for each lesson. It appears to be two but...having not used it I'm not sure.

I am trying to map out a calendar for the year.

Thanks for any advice.

Submitted April 15, 2022 at 05:37PM by Filbert_wolf https://ift.tt/caNSPp8

Florida Rejects Publishers’ Attempts to Indoctrinate Students

I look forward to the state of Florida publishing more information about why specific texts were rejected. Oh, who am I kidding, they won't make that information public, this is all just showboating and putting up points prior to the announcement of DeSantis' presidential campaign.

https://www.fldoe.org/newsroom/latest-news/florida-rejects-publishers-attempts-to-indoctrinate-students.stml

“It seems that some publishers attempted to slap a coat of paint on an old house built on the foundation of Common Core, and indoctrinating concepts like race essentialism, especially, bizarrely, for elementary school students,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “I’m grateful that Commissioner Corcoran and his team at the Department have conducted such a thorough vetting of these textbooks to ensure they comply with the law.”

“We’re going to ensure that Florida has the highest-quality instructional materials aligned to our nationally-recognized standards,” said Commissioner of Education Richard Corcoran. “Florida has become a national leader in education under the vision and leadership of Governor DeSantis. When it comes to education, other states continue to follow Florida’s lead as we continue to reinforce parents’ rights by focusing on providing their children with a world-class education without the fear of indoctrination or exposure to dangerous and divisive concepts in our classrooms.”

Submitted April 15, 2022 at 05:09PM by philnotfil https://ift.tt/vTUl8Mh

College Assignment-Lifespan and Development Help

I have an assignment from my Lifespan and development class, however I’m not a very social person and don’t personally know any with children nor have any of my own. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!!!

Child's Drawing Assignment Seek out at least 2 examples of children's drawings of children of different preschool ages (2-7 years is acceptable). I recommend asking other children (not your own). "Ask" the child to describe the "picture" and briefly describe the response on the back of the drawing with the child's sex and age. You will have to identify children available to you to ask (friends, family, co- workers, etc.) and assess each drawing for the stage of drawing it illustrates. (Note: Many three- and four-year old' first pictures of humans look like tadpoles!) You should identify which stage the child's drawing falls in (chapter 7) and if their age corresponds with their stage. Upload a picture of the drawings and type the short description along with the sex and age of the child. Please do not include the child's name or other identifiable information. Picture 1: Stage of drawing: Age: Sex: Description: Picture 2: Stage of drawing: Age: Description:

Submitted April 15, 2022 at 12:23PM by Frosty-Expert-1138 https://ift.tt/Mkv6tJ5

How reflective is the Grade Point Average? (GPA)

As an undergraduate student I was fascinated and terrified by how a difference of 1% in your final grade could get you either a 3.3 (79%) or a 3.7 (80%). In reality, is the difference between someone who gets a 79 and someone who scores an 80 that big? Would you say employers and graduate schools and whoever else who cares about your GPA have an empathetic understanding of this? Do you think stressing about being below or above this arbitrary threshold is healthy for students?

(The GPA thresholds are almost very similar in a bunch of large North American universities I had looked up)

Submitted April 15, 2022 at 07:38AM by stateparm https://ift.tt/yfjVhQP

‘Education is lowering intelligence’ Eddy Zhong

https://youtu.be/2Yt6raj-S1M a link to a ted talk that proves education is bad for kids

Submitted April 14, 2022 at 04:23PM by Sovietman39 https://ift.tt/371DhEo

How Gas Gets To You

How Is Gas Transported From Russia To Europe

Submitted April 14, 2022 at 01:18PM by YVMALogistics https://ift.tt/6OgKMm8

Tips to Keep in Mind While Choosing a Childcare Center for Your Kid

Parents who find themselves needing day care centers or pre k schools for their toddlers will discover there are several great options available for them. Whether there is a need for parents to look into a daycare center provider so they can work  or there is a need for an occasional break.

Submitted April 14, 2022 at 08:51AM by rivanmathal https://ift.tt/Slw1J2D

He is risen indeed

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Submitted April 14, 2022 at 07:31AM by potus46AINTmyGUY https://ift.tt/y0dF1uZ

Is it hard to get out of reserve of a university?

Hey everyone! I had applied to a bachelor's programme in biomedicine. However, I have been unfortunate enough to be put in reserve for the programme. This means that I have qualified for the course, but I will be offered a study place only if some of those, who have already been offered one, decline it. Does anyone know what the odds of being offered a place in my case are? Because this question has been bothering me for a while and I don't really know if I should hope for the best or just quit trying and find something else to do.

Submitted April 14, 2022 at 04:51AM by Aec_Crem https://ift.tt/2ZTdgAn

Wife is working on Masters degree

In the area of curriculum and instruction, in a course about research in teaching, can anyone explain the concepts of coding and frameworks, as well as how a priori and in vivo are used in that context?

Thanks for any information you can provide!My wife’s professor isn’t so hot at the educational part of her job description!

Submitted April 13, 2022 at 06:59PM by someguythatcodes https://ift.tt/dn1ej4w

Do you agree that students who perform better on application questions are more likely to perform better on delayed tests?

If so, do you have any references? Somehow it makes sense to me, but I couldn’t find any articles to prove that. Thanks!

Submitted April 12, 2022 at 11:09PM by avatarvatar https://ift.tt/FONloz4

Understanding dApps new era of applications

this is a short tutorial in hindi where i have discussed what are dApps and how they are the next big thing in coming few years

Submitted April 12, 2022 at 09:26PM by harshit_roy_python https://ift.tt/lSogIHj

Good databases of course curriculums, textbooks or study plans

I have a Computer Science degree and mid-term plans to get a master's but I enjoy studying things on my own.

Having studied programming on my own before my degree I realize the importance of a good curriculum and good textbooks, but being outside a university these are not always easy to find.

When looking for some specific subjects I find MIT OCW works very well. For physics, I've also found an extremely detailed blog post with a study plan.

So I just wanted to discuss, share these and maybe learn of any other good sources for course curriculums, textbooks or study plans other people might know.

(Of course, I do understand the importance of formal education these are just personal projects for fun/love.)

Submitted April 12, 2022 at 09:13AM by voxelstack https://ift.tt/GiuWgmo

Do employers care if you have a GED diploma rather than a highschool diploma?

Hi, I'm 16 and I'm a sophomore in highschool at the moment. I've been doing virtual classes ever since the pandemic started and I'm not doing too good my 10th grade year. There's too much work that I could care less to do, this resulted into me having a trainwreck of failed classes, with some exceptions. Most likely I'll be forced to repeat the 10th grade again, unless for some reason there's a chance I can do summer school, which I doubt. It's like a month and a half before summer break starts for me, and there's no way I'm making up the shit grades I have gotten all year just for doing assignments for the 4th quarter. On the high chance I do have to repeat the 10th grade, I'm dropping out of highschool. I plan on working part time to support my family and to save up money for me later in life. With all that being said, once I do eventually get my GED when I'm 18, am I still on par with other people who have regular highschool diplomas? Do employers show any bias towards those who do have a regular highschool diploma rather than a GED?

Submitted April 12, 2022 at 07:24AM by BlessedRay https://ift.tt/dsxPZXm

There is a person at my university in the U.S. that skipped high school completely and went to college younger than the age of 14. How does someone do that legally, and could the average student do this if they had the option to?

I go to one of the top public universities in the U.S. There is a person at my university that skipped high school completely and went to my university younger than the age of 14. This information is publicly available, but I do not know this person personally and don't want to dox them, but I'm sure you've seen some people like this on the news, normally labeled "child prodigies."

How does someone do this legally, and if a middle schooler, at the age of 11 wanted to do this, what could they do to make this happen?

My understanding of what happens is that normally, someone at the university, probably a renowned professor or faculty, becomes impressed with the child. They then push the university to accept the student to college early. My guess is a child like this never gets their high school diploma and gets all their high school college prerequisites waived. Perhaps they might go back later and get their GED but it's worthless since they already have a college degree. Does that sound right? Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm genuinely curious how the process works.

I believe a lot of the students in the AP classes at my high school were intelligent enough to graduate at least 1-2 years early if they were given the chance, but none of us were offered this lol. How does something like this even happen?

Submitted April 11, 2022 at 04:30PM by Legitimate_Bison3756 https://ift.tt/B9P1ySZ

Hi! what do you guys think of connectivism and peers learning through connections via the internet?

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Submitted April 11, 2022 at 02:40AM by __sbysf https://ift.tt/eHjPYNV

Scantron Performance Series is being discontinued...

Does anyone have suggestions for a replacement assessment tool? We only use it to get a general sense of where kids are with their knowledge when they enroll in our program. Any suggestions would be great!

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 09:51PM by memnochseluna https://ift.tt/XwGb7hj

If I fail one class will I have to go to summer school?

I'm in middle school, if I fail one class will I have to go to summer school?

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 09:29PM by Floor_number13 https://ift.tt/4md0uNg

what exactly is trade school?

I heard some people talking about how trade school is better than a normal college/university and cheaper. I have a few questions if anyone would be kind enough to answer. :)

1: do i need to finish high school to go to a trade school? in my opinion, school hasn’t brought me much towards my dream job (video editing business) so if possible, it would be great to get out of high school asap.

2: do trade schools even offer video editing and production programs?

3: how much would it cost, and would it really be cheaper than college?

4: would it be better than college and would i have more flexibility?

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 08:33PM by XXFrostFlare https://ift.tt/OcRUfQe

School work while sick

Hello, not sure if this is the place for this but I’d really like to know the answer!

So, I’ve been out sick from school for the past few days with stomach sickness and covid. My teacher tells me I must have my assignment completed by tomorrow or else it will not be accepted. I was in so much pain that I couldn’t even watch TV or sleep, let alone complete an assignment. I just don’t think I should be punished for being very sick.

Am I obligated to complete school work when absent due to illness?

I am in Highschool for reference, thanks!

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 04:52PM by makaylamills7 https://ift.tt/7vyDzOR

Why did my teacher give me this look?

This is about that same 50-year-old teacher who I cried over because she didn't tell me that I was beautiful. The same teacher whom I told that I "liked" her, and we are both females. I was 16. She rejected me and the whole conversation didn't turn out well. She said she was a teacher and that I was way, way too young for her.

I remember when I attended the graduation of the class above me. She already knew then that I "liked" her. I told her two weeks before. My mom and I were standing together and the teacher saw us and she talked to us. She was smiling when she saw us. Everything seemed normal. She talked to my mom and she asked me how my school year went, since I wasn't taking her class that year, asked me what college I was going to, what I wanted to be. Then my mom took a picture of her and me together. Everything seemed alright. But then.....

When it was time for the graduation ceremony inside the church, I was standing in a pew close the center, so that I could see her. She was walking in the procession, and I was looking at her. I was so in love with her. I was floored. I was smiling at her and looking at her like the way people do in movies.

When she made her way in the procession, she was looking at me, but she wasn't smiling. She gave me this look like she wanted to kill me, cremate me, then burn my ashes. We just had this silent moment of just looking at each other, but her look was a look of hatred for me.

That was the last time she ever made eye contact with me. That was the last day that she ever spoke to me. What was that look for? Why did she look at me like she hated me? What happened just an hour prior when she was talking to me and my mom and everything was fine? Was she just pretending in front of my mom and I? Did she still remember what I told her two weeks before? Was she trying to give me a warning that that was the last day she would ever speak to me? I was a junior in high school then, and she ignored me as if I were dead for my entire senior year.

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 04:11PM by Flyaway_5 https://ift.tt/Kws7HYv

How to get my 6 year old interested in reading again

Long story short my son had a tough year because we moved and he never really adjusted to kindergarten in his new school. There's a lot of stuff I could get into and that I'm still upset about, but the good news is that he's now thriving when it comes to math. Reading and writing however is a challenge and 99.9% of it is that he just doesn't want to engage in anything related to it. Trauma might be too strong of a word, but I think his new school created a lot of negative associations with reading and my son feeling in his own words "stupid" and that he can't learn to read. I know this isn't true and I don't think he has a learning disability because he was reading sight words at 4. Covid meant that he wasn't in preschool prior to kindergarten but he was in an at home daycare and they did practice reading and writing, he seemed to enjoy doing this. What can I do to get my son interested in reading and writing again, and make it fun?

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 02:30PM by youtub_chill https://ift.tt/yfCkI6D

CCIR research mentorship program worth it?

I am planning to attend the CCIR one-on-one research program and I was thinking about whether it is worth it. It is very expensive prob 3-4k $ but I really want to do research on Economics and I was trying to find opportunities. Please let me know if you have done the program or know anything more. Thank you

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 01:03PM by No_Assignment3776 https://ift.tt/koH9ahN

Seeking Advice on Getting Educational Software into Schools

Hello!

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How is everyone?

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We are a videogame developer/publisher selling educational videogames. We're trying to get them into highschools or colleges. Does anyone know how we can start?

Submitted April 10, 2022 at 04:40AM by AngelStarStudios https://ift.tt/607zie5

Question

Hello guys! I would like to hear your opinion regarding two places for studying- particularly I got admitted to programme at Stockholm university but I am thinking to apply for Germany as well (computer science)! I am not sure what would be better for me firstly in the sense of education and extra curriculum activities , job opportunities during the studies, living costs and social life?

Btw I am fluent in English but I dont speak German&Swedish

Pls share your thoughts and experiences(if any) 🙏🏼

Submitted April 09, 2022 at 07:39PM by Imaginary_Fee_6381 https://ift.tt/yPw4TqD

One of the biggest failures of the American education system is teaching children that Wikipedia is not a reliable source.

Wikipedia is an amazing source of knowledge and information.

Submitted April 09, 2022 at 03:54PM by Snoobro https://ift.tt/BYv2yxb

Help me get my SPED degree!

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Submitted April 09, 2022 at 07:46AM by SquareAngularCircle https://ift.tt/shnRumK

I am currently in a long-term substitute role. I am set to start a Master's program in Special Education this Summer. Once enrolled I can get a provisional license to teach in Illinois. My gen. Ed. requirements did not all transfer and I will need 1 100 level Math and 1 100 level Science course.

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Submitted April 09, 2022 at 07:06AM by SquareAngularCircle https://ift.tt/q8v0GFL

Short Special Education Survey

Hello! I'm in the process of doing a teacher prep program to get my teaching license, and I have an assignment which involves asking 2 special education teachers (or counselors) just a few questions.

If some of you could fill out this google form, it would be a lot of help!! Thank you so much!!! ❤️

Submitted April 09, 2022 at 07:32AM by elixan https://ift.tt/lIdKS68

Is there any statistic anywhere that shows the degree of cheating students within a high school or college?

TLDR; Sorry for the long post. I got a bit carried away, but overall, I just wanted to ask the following:

1. Is the number of students caught cheating within a high school or college reported anywhere?
2. If so, would anyone happen to know where I could find it?

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Some background:

Hi! I'm new here and I've read some of the posts and they've been really interesting. However, there has been something on my mind for quite some time now. I was wondering if there were any reportable measurement anywhere that documented a students likelihood to cheat based on what school they go to. The reason I ask, is that now that I've gotten to travel around a bit between quite a few states across the country, I noticed that the approach to education differs greatly from time to time.

In particular, I noticed during my undergraduate years and beyond, that even if students went to a particularly well-rated high school, they were still very likely to cheat. The only thing I noticed is that it was highly coordinated, and oftentimes, across well over 10+ students who had clearly been doing it for years. Another thing that stood out to me, is that education to these same students were a status symbol, while those from other areas had a particularly different focus with regards to their education. Usually, when I see people get caught, what I noticed is that they usually aren't from these schools, and then getting caught was more or less in response to having given up on the "learning" part of their studies, poor coordination, or moreover, they are just trying to make it out.

Something that stood out to me greatly over the years was meeting people who actually wanted to learn in school. I, personally, met individuals and teachers from what are considered "low-rated" schools, mostly only to find that neither of which truly wanted to be there. To the teachers, it showed that the students were losing interest, but to the students, it showed that the teachers seemed to have stopped caring quite some time ago. Which, while I understand that result of becoming a low-rated school, I often wonder how it gets that way, and if teaching methods come into play at all. So, cheating will respect to them isn't what I want to focus on here.

Why do people cheat from highly-rated schools?

It was quite interesting how differently the students were taught when I got to compare responses to the question, "Why do you personally go to school?." In some areas, while a school can produce "competitive" students, they don't necessarily produce competitive students (if you know what I mean), and sometime it is the other way around. Having taken courses from a few different states myself, it would seem like some schools are the type to attempt to "weed out" students, which so far, seems to produce more students who cheat, or those with a "fake it until you make it" mentality as it pertains to their education.

However, for the schools that didn't seem to be of this nature, it seemed that the main reason for it was that the students were taught in such a way that allowed for them to connect the dots with whatever it was that they were interested in. The professors and teachers more so wanted to share their love of the subject, as opposed to teaching something that they truly didn't care about. I still meet people everyday who love to talk about whatever it is they are learning, and attribute that passion to some experience in high school where they were "allowed" to grow in their own way. I thought it was pretty cool how often I heard the same story over and over at times.

So far at least, it seemed that students that cheat often come from the same school, or at the very least, a place where the only goal is to get through it with X marks to get X job to get X amount of money. I'm personally looking for measurements on this online, but I'm not able to find them anywhere. I don't think schools have to report that, but I truly wonder what I'd find if they did. Would anyone here know if that is a metric they report?

Submitted April 09, 2022 at 04:12AM by siege5548 https://ift.tt/1yAekjt

What is the “primary” race of a child?

My daughter is attempting to enroll my granddaughter in Kindergarten in New Mexico. When filling out the initial demographic information she was able to say White (her) and African American (her husband). But then the form asks her to identify the “primary” race of the child. How on earth is she supposed to make a determination? The child is exactly 50/50. I recognize this is essentially a box ticking exercise for state/federal government, and perhaps it doesn’t matter (or maybe it does?), but how would you answer this question if you had to? And why is it so rigid?

I’m sorry if this is the wrong subreddit for this question, and if it is, perhaps someone could suggest another one.

Submitted April 08, 2022 at 07:24PM by expatinpa https://ift.tt/8XlYZJP

Why did we stop making Einsteins?

Perhaps it was because the public education system replaced “aristocratic tutoring” https://erikhoel.substack.com/p/why-we-stopped-making-einsteins

Submitted April 08, 2022 at 05:05PM by View_From_Nowhere https://ift.tt/kDTm8r2

The biggest threat in schools is ....

Students not caring about the consequences of their actions.

I am speaking from the urban High school I teach in. The behaviors are the number 1 factor creating teacher burn out and stress. When a student no longer fears consequences; schools cannot enforce policies. This is an epidemic.
Just today, a Vice Principal entered my room to explain to students how important it is to respect teachers. The students, mostly Freshman, laughed at the Principal. They ignored her even when faced with suspension. They mocked her, and I. When students believe they control the school-the school cannot succeed.

Submitted April 08, 2022 at 02:33PM by urbanteacherdiary https://ift.tt/dcB9CKa

What are some good schools/ subjects to get a Masters in?

Hi guys. I am currently an elementary school teacher and I want to further my education.

I'm mostly interested in philosophy and psychology. I was thinking it might be possible to teach during the school year, and work to complete my masters during the summer.

What do you guys think? Any advice? What universities are good for these subjects?

Submitted April 08, 2022 at 12:15PM by ScythaScytha https://ift.tt/SIUfp84

We launched a service to help children and teenagers get ADHD treatment!

Hi everyone,

Teachers that we’ve interviewed recommended posting here.

Done recently expanded into ADHD pediatrics (children aged 6-17) and I would love some feedback! Especially if you are based in California, New York, Florida, or Iowa, where we are live at the moment.

Check it out here: https://get.donefirst.com/3LPPh6F

Disclaimer!

1. ADHD is a life debilitating issue that destroys any possible productivity and career progress for many Americans. We are helping real patients and there's an extensive process to triage patients. For people looking to get their one-off hits, it's definitely a lot of work and money to lie and go through this process.
2. Medication is not for everyone, but people do need it. Please do not scorn people for seeking treatment. That's just propagating the stigma and it's not fair
3. If you are between the ages of 6-17, you must involve your parents/guardian in the process.

Submitted April 08, 2022 at 06:40AM by lenchula https://ift.tt/SjbTcv3

Just pass them anyway

I was the gen ed teacher for an ARD (IEP meeting) today where the student had gotten 90s in all his classes. Except mine, where he had a 28 (5th social studies). I have no idea how he’s getting such high grades, the kid reads at a 1st grade level and his writing is completely illegible. He doesn’t understand basic ELA concepts.

Why a 28? Because he waits until the last minute to complete assignments, doesn’t watch the lesson, and guesses on the quizzes (I use a lot of Google Forms because of the ease of importing grades).

I was told privately by an admin that I should give my SPED students at least a 70 because the paperwork and processes for dealing with a failing student is more than I need to worry about. I’m seeing red about this. It is doing these kids a disservice to just pass them along because you don’t want to deal with fucking paperwork. They’re not learning anything by it, and they’re not going to get a pass on the 8th grade STAAR when they don’t know the material.

If teachers did this with my kid, I’d be livid. My own 8th grader (also a SPED student) is currently failing several classes because he doesn’t do his work. Ya know what I do? I get on his case and make him do it. I know my kid is smart and capable of the work, he chooses not to do it, and gets graded accordingly. Then he loses privileges until he gets his grade up because that’s how he learns to do his work.

Stop coddling these kids because it’s too much work to do right by them. And for sure as hell don’t reprimand the one teacher who is trying to teach them responsibility.

Submitted April 07, 2022 at 09:13PM by SquishySpark https://ift.tt/RQTifLZ

I am really worried about my little sister

My sister has some learning disabilities such as dyslexia and in general she has a “slow” thinking skills so she has a really hard time understanding and memorizing things.

For instance, she will be 14 years old this year and even right now when someone asks her what’s the number of her birthday month is (and it being December so the 12th) her first initial response would be “It’s winter”. And only after several minutes and hints she will fully understand the question and remember the right answer. Or if you ask her how many months are there in a year it would take her a very long time and a lot of tries to respond to the question correctly and after being retaught that several times she still doesn’t remember it well enough.

However, with this in mind she has also managed to learn English fluently (as it’s her second language) and at times she grasps information pretty well.

My worry is that currently she is studying in a British online school as it is more convenient and easier for her, however, starting next year she will be starting her GCSEs and the British GCSE program that lasts two years is pretty hard and complicated due to the amount of content you need to know for the end of the two year exams. The program expects you to do a lot of independent study to understand how to answer exam questions and you have to memorize a LOT of content and my sister will just not be able to do that. My parents were planning to sending her off to some college after grade 9/10 so she would at least get some kind of education but I worry that she won’t even be able to graduate from middle school if she takes this hard program. Could anyone recommend what to do? Perhaps you know someone who has been through a similar thing or know any programs that are more suitable and are a little bit easier. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Submitted April 07, 2022 at 05:19PM by awesome_sandwich https://ift.tt/9H5wlML

Looking for Canadian Teachers!

I am currently doing research for grad school comparing the US education system to that of Canada, specifically Alberta and Ontario. If there are any Canadian teachers or educators out there, I'd greatly appreciate your feedback!

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What does your education system do right? What does your education system do wrong? What is one thing you wish you could improve or change?

Any feedback is welcome!

Submitted April 07, 2022 at 03:20PM by teachingfix https://ift.tt/jEJmK7i

Schools are just another business. ....

Every child is just another "butt in a seat". The more butts, the more dollars.....

Not my words. .. These are the words of a long time colleague I worked with in a Charter School.

Submitted April 07, 2022 at 03:27PM by urbanteacherdiary https://ift.tt/q2ILXHF

Masters in health administration in USA?

How would I go about studying in the USA for a masters degree if I live in Canada? Would I need to complete the SAT/GRE, and then find somewhere I'd like to take my masters at?

I'm extremely clueless in this regard, and any direction would be appreciated!

Submitted April 07, 2022 at 12:25PM by dylanheh123 https://ift.tt/IF6qKxC

Professor will not help with specific calculations in homework assignment.

I’m taking a class that requires complex calculations and figuring out which numbers to include in those calculations. I am new to this area of study so I’m a bit overwhelmed. The class is completely online, so I only have access to the teacher via email. Some of my answers are not correct (we can instantly check or answer is correct or not in Canvas) and I am trying so hard to get the correct answers. I asked the professor, and they said that they will not help with specific calculations, and that I should wait for the feedback after getting the assignment back? Is this the correct approach? This is my second degree I’m working on, and during my first degree 15 years ago teachers loved if you visited their office to work through these kinds of problems together.

Submitted April 06, 2022 at 11:16PM by Nervous_Ulysses https://ift.tt/yTNnJXG

When creating a custom CSS theme on Canvas (by Instructure), is there a guide out there showing all the elements that the standard themes have?

So I'm creating a custom Canvas theme.

At first, I just had the basic elements tailored to the way I want them, e.g. <p> elements with a certain font, font-size, <h1> elements with a certain colors and size, <a> elements showing different colors for links based on status (visited, hovered on, etc) , etc.

Following this, I uploaded that .css file to the Theme Editor's "Upload" tab, preview it, then apply the theme.

This is where I saw that there are other elements on the Theme Editor page that I haven't customized yet, such as checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdown menus, breadcrumbs, etc.

I update my style sheet with new styling to certain elements I initially didn't have custom styles for, then I upload an updated .css, then come to find out that I'm still missing some other elements that I only found out through browsing around and looking at various course pages. I must've done this whole back and forth several times by now lol.

Which leads me to my question (ie. this post), is there a guide out there showing all the elements that the standard themes have? So that I can make sure I customized all the default elements and maintain a consistent, customized theme.

Submitted April 06, 2022 at 05:26PM by Sedresde https://ift.tt/W8aqQHK

Anyone have experience studying abroad in community college?

I dropped out freshman year of high school but I've been studying for my ged and want to start with Community College the first 2 years before potentially going to a 4 year for the last 2. I have a fair amount saved(about 23k) and would really love to study abroad somewhere, but I'm worried it might be more tricky to achieve through a Community College. I know it's something you can do but rarely see people talk about it so just curious if anyone has experience

Submitted April 06, 2022 at 02:13PM by Ryker0106 https://ift.tt/lGgifyV

Would greatly appreciate respondents for my study: "Self-concealment and therapeutic alliance in online therapy" (18+)

Hello! I’m a fourth-year psychology student. I am writing my bachelor thesis on examining the links between self-concealment and the therapeutic alliance in online therapy clients.

If you currently follow online psychological therapy

1. for issues that you do not consider to be mild (i.e., it affected your daily life at least before starting therapy),
2. also you are aged 18 or older,
3. and you have a sufficient understanding of the English language, you can take part in this study.

Participation in the study is voluntary and completely anonymous. You can choose to withdraw from completing the questionnaire at any given point, in this case, your data will not be recorded. If you are willing to contribute to the study, please consider participating. Your contribution to this study is greatly appreciated.

Link to the study

Submitted April 06, 2022 at 10:51AM by Western_Vegetable_51 https://ift.tt/Rc3Gmg2

Looking for a compelling essay that supports general education in both high school and college

 As a high school upperclassman and someone looking at colleges, I find myself increasingly frustrated with the prospect of continuing a gen-ed that does not contribute towards either my personal interests or future aspirations. I understand that I am young and very well might have a more self-centered world view than I am currently aware of, but I fail to fully comprehend the emphasis on a gen-ed. I would like to be convinced that a gen-ed is in fact beneficial to me so that I can continue my education with an understanding mindset opposed to a resentful one If anyone knows of an essay I have described, please link it below and feel free to add your own opinion on the matter. 

(To the mods, I apologize if this post is considered off topic or irrelevant but I could not find a more fitting subreddit)

Submitted April 06, 2022 at 10:10AM by FBI_btw https://ift.tt/fZxwL5t

Best pathway to teaching at the college level?

My current plan is to finish my B.S., get a teaching license, then work on my Master's while teaching at the high school level. However, my end goal is to eventually teach at the college level. Should I stay on this track, or would it be more efficient to enter a Master's program right away and work as a T.A.?

Submitted April 06, 2022 at 09:33AM by Le_epic_plebbitor https://ift.tt/2uzTlQC

You cannot be "friends" with your students.

Being a teacher (k-12) is a delicate role. Students and Teachers are not on equal footing. You can be friendly with kids but not friends. This is a mistake being made by too many educators. Students do not understand boundary lines, which is why the Teacher must set them! Enforce them! Be a professional not a "pal".

Submitted April 05, 2022 at 02:42PM by urbanteacherdiary https://ift.tt/1bqW4cJ

What do you hate about the field of education?

I have a couple of paths before me. Lots of opportunities, but two solidified. I am an incoming New York City Teaching Fellow, with an assigned subject area of Special Education, as a generalist, for the 7 to 12 grades. I have no classroom management experience, and I made the decision to be a teacher when I was unemployed.

I'm hoping to hear real life insights of veteran teachers. What do you hate or dislike about your profession? What changes would you like to see? Would you enter the profession now knowing what you know?

I know I would be a great teacher, I'm just not sure if it would be something I enjoy. In life, I truly don't think there is a perfect job, so this would just be the lesser of all evils. I studied advertising, but if you know anything about that field, it's hard to move up and get into the door.

I don't mind students, I enjoy teaching and coaching, and I had a great experience with high school.

Looking to hear stories about veteran teachers, maybe deep in their profession about what they feel the industry is headed. Thanks.

Submitted April 05, 2022 at 01:56PM by 10pumpsclassic https://ift.tt/Zxeig5d

would employers care if I have a 2-year diploma continuing 2-year bachelor's vs a typical 4-year bachelor's?

suppose I were to continue my education towards a bachelor's at a different school after completing a diploma. Would employers care at all about me having a 2-year diploma and having spent another 2 years working towards a bachelor's? for more background I am in taking a BA. any feedback helps!

Submitted April 05, 2022 at 12:38PM by Delta5atleD https://ift.tt/o7Z8PLs

Should I major in Associate of Maritime Technology or Associate of Criminal Justice in today society?

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Submitted April 05, 2022 at 10:21AM by Similar-Change-631 https://ift.tt/QyCKF9R

Co-Teaching Survey

Hi all,

I am in the midst of finishing up the last course for my master’s in education. I have a final research paper which I am focusing on the benefits/impact of mco-taught classrooms. If anyone has any prior experience with co-teaching and can fill out this survey, it would be immensely appreciated!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSelL8DXNty5K5NUcceymV2tshFsuBppUyYFdbkd66I113Obmg/viewform?usp=sf_link

It is completely anonymous and should take no more than 10-15 minutes of your time. Thanks in advance!

Submitted April 05, 2022 at 07:09AM by GingerAleStan94 https://ift.tt/ZTnRDkr

Can my school reveal my identity to my bully?

So basically, I've been having issues with the same student for a while now and every time I report an issue to my school administration, the student will get spoken to and after the fact is even worse to me. Recently I had a meeting with the school about swapping classes to get away from this student and I told them not to talk to him at all. Later, a friend texted me that he told my friend that he was talked to and the person who had talked to him had told him not to talk to me about it. Is this legal? I honestly don't feel safe anymore.

Submitted April 04, 2022 at 11:00PM by vkalls https://ift.tt/OPy2tUY

Tips for a friend who gets bullied for asking questions in class bc that's her learning style

How would you respond to someone being mean even with sarcasm

Submitted April 04, 2022 at 11:28PM by anoctoberchild https://ift.tt/BVYpbcK

Drillbit.com Plagiarism checker.

Does anybody have https://www.drillbitplagiarismcheck.com/drillbit_new/drillbitlogin?lang=en ID and password. I’m in urgent need of it. 😢

Submitted April 04, 2022 at 09:19AM by Dry_Veterinarian9445 https://ift.tt/Jn56BWI

Pano Kanelos on Education and UATX

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl5YIfXkABE

Submitted April 04, 2022 at 07:24AM by Persism https://ift.tt/6vGr9Ct

any feedback on friend’s website ?

here

Submitted April 03, 2022 at 06:35PM by abby2207 https://ift.tt/wdNMo8p

student teaching

Why does student teaching suck so much? I love teaching but I always feel burnt out when I go into my placements. Do you have any tips for student teaching?

Submitted April 03, 2022 at 06:39PM by ceratedvin10 https://ift.tt/8Up2huv

NC math 1 EOC

a student here to ask about the MATH 1 eoc. i know that it counts for 20% of my final grade, but i was wondering if it was weighted and how easy it could be to fail and if i could retake it. information has been difficult to gather

Submitted April 03, 2022 at 06:02PM by Relative-Fuel https://ift.tt/Qe19Fc3

Common Core is Censorship

I am an Anthropologist/Archaeologist by trade and education. It wasn't until college that I was made aware of the crimes our government committed against the Marsalese people, and it was later still that I learned of the existence of a long abandoned Japanese American internment camp sitting long forgotten in southern Idaho- mere miles from my first professional survey. I made it a point to educate my nephew when he was looking for a topic to write about in his American History class. His mormon teacher had the audacity to send him home with a low grade claiming his use of ethnographic resources to be unsubstantial and inappropriate in the eyes of the district.

They picked a fight with the wrong kid. I'm fully prepared to go full Karen on this situation

Submitted April 03, 2022 at 05:14PM by Cultural-Mechanic849 https://ift.tt/ht5esuP

Any Guidance Counselors in here for elementary school that doesn’t mind answering a few questions?

1. How are the ELLs in your school affected by issues such as bullying and racism?
2. How do you address the issue of tolerance in the school community?
3. How do you communicate with the families of the ELLs in your school?
4. How do you implement RTI Tier II and III interventions with ELLs who are struggling in the school community?

Would really appreciate it for a project of mine. Thank you!

Submitted April 03, 2022 at 11:01AM by hispasia https://ift.tt/gBezR7I

Changing school start times is not to help students...

It is to make truancy numbers drop. This year, at my urban High School, we are experiencing an agregious amount of absences. There are students that have missed 1/3 or more of the school year. Instead of working on the root causes of truancy, administrators want to work school around students. I believe this is yet another way to not hold students and families accountable. After all, didn't low income families complain about how far behind their kids were during remote learning? So, why would parents continue to allow students to "skip" school during in person learning? Again. Bad, lazy, apathetic Parenting and/or other family drama are, in my opinion, the root causes of most truancy issues. Changing school start times won't fix dysfunctional homes.

Submitted April 02, 2022 at 04:04PM by urbanteacherdiary https://ift.tt/IkoWRuA

Early Years Education research

Hi!

I’m a psychology student with an interested in educational psychology and I’m currently needing Early Years Educators (up to age 5) to take part in my study.

It’s a very brief questionnaire. Takes only 5 minutes, everything is anonymous, and I would REALLY appreciate the help. Thank you

Submitted April 02, 2022 at 12:49PM by razzadazza777 https://ift.tt/ukAoZ9m

If I have a Associate of Criminal Justice what should I major in for my Bachelor degree?

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Submitted April 02, 2022 at 11:19AM by Similar-Change-631 https://ift.tt/9cXI8os

Seeking Folks with Experiences Teaching or Learning in International Settings to Conduct Email Interviews

Hello! I am seeking folks who have had educational experiences outside of the United States to conduct email-based interviews. I am a graduate student studying education and I am writing a paper on the experiences of folks in non-US educational settings.

Interviewees need to have at least 2 years of experience as a learner, or 1 year as a teacher, in an educational setting outside of the United States. I need the interviewee to have completed secondary school or the highest level of schooling required by the country you were educated in. Experiences in learning can be in post-secondary, secondary, primary, or non-traditional schools. Experiences in teaching can be TEFL or international schools, but not teaching on U.S. military bases in other countries.

The paper produced will be a non-public document and you will not have to disclose your identity in any way. There will be 15 questions. This will take about 20-30 minutes to complete.

Fill out this form if you are interested in being interviewed. Further instructions are in the linked Google Form.

Thank you!

Submitted April 02, 2022 at 09:53AM by capscorns https://ift.tt/NnplA6t