Does your child call their teacher by their first name, surname, or something completely different? Explore all the various ways students address their teachers in 20 different countries around the globe and how this reflects the social hierarchy and culture there. Schools all over the world vary widely […]
Don’t you hate it when you get the feeling that your pupils don’t like you or have something against you? Here are some tips to get on their good side. Have a unique character. This normally only works if you’re new, but if you stick to a certain […]
A teacher’s only job is to teach “Only 40% of what we do actually happens in the classroom. Lesson planning and preparation, grading papers, school paperwork, student reports, parent phone calls and emails, extra help for students, and participating in community events are all things that teachers are […]
As a teacher, it can be tricky picking out clothing that makes you appear professional and approachable to your students. Though many schools have a dress code for students, they do not usually have a clear one for teachers or educators. But with a few staple items and […]
Janko Bilbiloski has a professor’s degree in Philology, and a master’s degree in HR management specialized in the education field. He has taught for 8 years in basic school, worked as an adviser in the minister’s cabinet for Education and Science, and has over 10 years experience working […]
On National Teacher Day, Constitution Daily looks at 10 Presidents who were teachers in some capacity before they occupied the White House – including one who later married his own teacher. The most common occupation among the Presidents is lawyer, with 25 future Presidents practicing the law in […]
Books vs iPads The lift-up desks Heating and school lunches Interacting with classmates Playtime Home time Via: https://www.thejournal.ie/school-modern-vs-retro-2303190-Sep2015/
