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How To Balance Looking After Your Children And Returning To Work

Nicole Williams - 0

Juggling your work life and 24-hour parent duty is the biggest challenge for any working parent. Things have become even more complicated since the beginning of the pandemic, with parents working from home, schools closing periodically, and child care options being limited.You get adequate time to take care of your little ones when you are on maternity leave, but...

How To Keep Kids Motivated When Doing Online Homeschooling

Nicole Williams - 0

Homeschooling has been the trend since the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak to protect children from the threats of the virus. Parents are now more involved in their children’s academic studies. They play a vital role in motivating young minds to focus on learning modules and participating in virtual classes. But how should parents perform this role more effectively? This guide will...

Practical Math: A Foundational Course At University Of Phoenix Connects With Students

Kate Staples - 0

University of Phoenix is dedicated to making higher education accessible to working adults from all backgrounds and experiences. The University wants adults who have struggled in the past with understanding math concepts or who have felt intimidated by math to know that they can start again with a new approach.University of Phoenix offers math courses such as Quantitative Reasoning,...

Media Literacy: Why Is It Needed More Than Ever?

Kathy Lo - 0

There is no doubt that people, children especially, learn from all the media that they see. We are surrounded by TV, ads, websites, video games, magazines, news sites, signs, digital billboards, packaging, radio, social media, and all kinds of advertising. The average kindergartener sees about 70 media messages every day. By the time they're in high school, teens are...

How To Reduce Procrastination While Studying Online

Leon Collier - 0

Procrastination is something that happens naturally. Everyone has done it at least once in their lives. Procrastination can take many forms and sometimes, the consequences it comes with are not severe. You may postpone washing the dishes and this will not have a negative effect on your wellbeing, progress, and so on. However, if you choose to procrastinate when...

The Makerspace Movement In Education

Valentina Morales - 0

Makerspace DefinitionTo say that the educational landscape has changed over the last decade is quite an understatement. There are tools and resources available today we never could have imagined. Makerspace is one of them.Makerspace is a creative DIY space, where students can create, invent, and learn. It's about asking the question ‘what if?’ and then discovering the answer. It...

6 Ways To Boost Executive Functioning In Young Students

Stephen Marr - 0

Every student needs to develop a set of cognitive skills to navigate through life. Self-control, working memory, and mental flexibility are examples of such skills. Collectively known as executive function, these skills help people organize and manage day-to-day activities. Executive functioning is the process by which the mind accumulates and manages all the information from the senses. It allows you...

Brain-Based Learning

Anita Lindquist - 0

An Introduction to Brain-Based LearningHave you ever wondered how your brain learns, if it's something that you're born with or if it's something that you have to train your brain to do? When giving information to your students, you need to keep in mind how you present that information, how much to present, and what the most important part...

Free Plagiarism Checkers Available Online For Students And Teachers

Kate Staples - 0

The modern world led to the invention of significant online tools. These are meant to facilitate the life of the masses in different ways. The most frequently used online tool that aims to benefit students in a number of ways is the plagiarism checker. It is intended to grant more and more uniqueness to the content. Hence, it is...