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Submitted March 25, 2019 at 07:25AM by Asclepias_metis https://ift.tt/S7n30Lx

Teaching test taking skills

I am just getting into ems education. I want to teach students how to be better test takers.

Background: when I was a 1st semester freshman I took a first year experience course. They had a unit on test taking where they prepared us to take a test in gibberish based on how tests are created.

Does anybody have any resources on how to teach test taking skills?

Submitted February 05, 2024 at 07:56AM by nyemtp431 https://ift.tt/x8R6ebM

How do we help kids navigate a world full of mis- and disinformation? What kind of learning activities help? The Mental Immunity Project is doing the research to find answers, but needs the input of dedicated teachers.
If you’re a teacher and are willing to share your ideas and knowledge, please fill out this form – https://forms.gle/LYVkmgKwT1Upwuar9 – so that I or one of my colleagues from the Mental Immunity Project can reach out to you via email.
Thanks!

Submitted February 05, 2024 at 07:11AM by lukehjohnson99 https://ift.tt/9V2RWyc

domingo, 4 de febrero de 2024

Furthering Education - Grade 8, Middle School

I’m in the 8th grade and trying to further my education past my grade level, I am also trying to gain general knowledge, such as history, geography, and (mostly) basic science topics.

Right now my strongest point is math, and i can easily grasp concepts as long as i have a formula or examples to work with. English isn’t complicated for me at all, I just don’t have the largest vocabulary.

All of my classes are easy to get through and understand, theres never really been any trouble learning things yet, so I want to learn about topics that I will be learning about in the future beforehand to have more time for myself instead of studying

^ I’m not below average or average, at least in learning new topics/intelligence, but I feel I just don’t have enough knowledge.

Besides just wanting to get through school more relaxed, I want to further my education outside of school just for general knowledge and any future opportunities requiring knowledge on certain topics.

i would appreciate any advice to what I should learn and how I should continue to improve, as well as any links to websites, recommended books or authors, or youtube channels would be appreciated

Submitted February 05, 2024 at 12:06AM by moneyshawn0 https://ift.tt/YSUp3yX

I am 19f, have not been in education since I was 12. I'm looking for some support, advice or guidance..!

my situation is, my mom is mentally ill, she has bipolar but always needed to be cared for by either a carer or family member, she wasn't really in a good place to guide me due to it all. And my father died just after I turned 13, it was hard and quite traumatic (he was diagnosed with cancer when I was 12) so for a couple of months, I basically watched him fade away and die. Along with that I carried guilt, because I felt so bad for my mom and other family members. For the following years it seemed normal staying home and education not really being a "priority. "

Also, I think a big factor was also this: the women in my culture usually don't stay in education after high-school, they stay home and eventually get married (the man provides) I wanted more than just that... And I didn't think too much about things, for some reason I always thought I'd be okay, I did think one day I'd get into something but I didn't exactly have a "plan"i just" knew" idk..!

I think it was just normal for me to not go because to alot of the people in my culture, I was used to all of that so it wasn't anything out of the blue. And I didn't have parents guiding me with these things. , It was "normal" (alot of the women in my culture get pulled out before high-school starts.) I don't agree with alot of it, in fact I don't want to live my life the way I'm "expected" but when I was younger I guess I didn't think much of some things because it was "normal" I still have understanding for the people who live that way (people from my culture, and some other people from other cultures seem similar, I guess it's just old fashioned and traditional). Luckily I was "different" and I didn't really become like most of them, I don't plan to marry into the culture either. I also don't feel like marriage is a necessity, all I know is, I want to fix my situation and get on the best path, and have some stability. And I want to become a hairstylist ASAP.

Long story short I am now worried about things and feel scared, I don't exactly know what to do to help myself, I did post months ago and I got support but I didn't go through with anything... I keep losing hope! I want to have some stability and hope that I'll be okay and that there is something for me. 🥺

I'd also like to add I'm 18,but 19 in 3 months.

Submitted February 04, 2024 at 11:08AM by beautyrosexo https://ift.tt/PWvRBpM

Memory improvement channel :)

Hey students im a alevel student working on a channel to help you memorise things using various techniques
I try my best to make easy for you to memorise things.
Currently im in the process of creating alot of content after having it all planned out so i guess now was the best time for me to post this.
https://www.youtube.com/@The\_Academic\_Weapon/videos
Heres my channel do check it out and let me know of any improvements you have :)
i plan on making videos on alot of concepts students find hard to memorise so you can spend your time practicing more questions instead of having to memorise something over and over
Alot more is to come on this channel so keep a look out!

Submitted February 04, 2024 at 10:27AM by Live_Reference7348 https://ift.tt/9Q8vBeX

nursing uni of melbourne

Does anyone know the grade requirements for A level's if you want to do the nursing course in university of melbourne?

Submitted February 04, 2024 at 09:25AM by naurrfun https://ift.tt/feg0H8y

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