School blog for teachers
In the quiet corners of Meigs County, where students strive for academic excellence, a subtle yet powerful tool is gaining traction: ghostwriting. This often-misunderstood practice involves professional writers crafting essays, research papers, or even dissertations on behalf of students or professionals. Far from being a shortcut, ghostwriting, when done ethically, serves as a collaborative process […]
Transitioning to a profession in teaching as a second vocation may be a gratifying and satisfying experience. If you are looking for a different rhythm in your life, an opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives, or a more significant career, being a teacher provides a wide range of possibilities. This book aims to […]
A few years ago, I gave a presentation outlining classroom practices that can promote caring and cooperation.
‘Old school’ upbringing and education is often characterised by not understanding what children are capable of doing or understanding
This challenge from Fred Newmann, professor emeritus of education at the University of Wisconsin, could be the rallying cry for an entire movement of thoughtful theorists