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6 Effective Stress-Relief Strategies to Overcome GED Test Anxiety
By Winnie Custodio It can be nerve-wracking to think about taking the GED exam. On the big day itself, you might feel the jitters. A bit of stress may be okay on the day of taking your GED exam, particularly as your body releases adrenaline. It's a hormone...
A Reflective Approach to Teaching Practicum Debriefing (RATPD)
The reflective approach to teaching practicum debriefing (RATPD) is a strategy that aids University teacher educators and school-based mentors in the task of developing student teachers' ability to reflect. It is a practical user-friendly tool grounded in Schön's...
The Most Important Personal Attributes You Need to Function As a Teaching Assistant
An investigation of the literature reveals seven personal attributes that teaching assistants (TA) need to function in their day-to-day tasks. These are: 1. Ability to positively relate or interact with students and teachers 2. Disposed to teamwork participation - a...
5 Effective Test-Taking Skills To Learn From Practice GED Test Exercises
By Winnie Custodio You might be wondering about what really works so that you can pass the GED test. It's actually a matter of knowing the right secrets, along with studying smart. Give yourself sufficient time for your test prep as well. According to the GED...
Home Schooling Three to Five Year Olds and Legal Requirements
Parents who decide to home school their pre-school children have researched the value of teaching your own children at home. Beginning home school at the pre-school age is an excellent way to get the parent and the child used to the idea of learning at home. This is...
Home Schooling Six to Eight Year Olds
Whether a child has been to an institutionalized school or has been home schooled forever, many six to eight year olds enjoy learning. As a parent, understanding how your child learns, which temperament is their strongest, and what type of intelligence they excel in...
Home Schooling Nine to Twelve Year Olds and Socialization
When home schooling a child between nine and twelve years old, there is a lot of pressure for peer pressure. Keep in mind that not all children undergo this pressure to be with and like their peers, while distancing themselves from their parents. These preteens still...
7 Trouble-Free Tips About How To Study For The ACT
By Winnie Custodio Taking the ACT is a life-altering endeavor. Good ACT scores mean admission to the college of your choice, receiving free money for your college schooling and many other perks. That sounds daunting and exciting at the same time. There is...
5 Practical Steps To Improve Your ACT Science Score
By Winnie Custodio There are two particular skills that you need to cultivate so that you can improve your ACT science score. Mainly, they are your 1) Reasoning skills, and 2) Analytical skills. You should be proficient when it comes to identifying data that...
What Is The ACT Test? Know Important Facts For Your College Admission
What is the ACT test? The ACT test is a college entrance exam. It is used by majority of colleges and universities in the U.S. to make decisions about student admissions in their institutions. Scores in the ACT or the SAT are required by colleges as part of their...
The Legacy of a Teacher
Teachers are the architects of any developing nation. It makes me feel on top whenever I am reminded of the quote, "Teaching is the profession which creates all other professions." But, I failed miserably to understand the fact that very few of us are into this...
Can Learning Apps Become A Potent Tool To Eradicate Illiteracy?
Education methods have been morphing through various channels. Along with the traditional classroom-based study system, online education is also getting hugely popular. The best thing about digital study is that people from all age group and profession can participate...
Miscommunication Within The Educational Institutions
Teachers and the school staff management work together daily to provide safe educational settings and positive experiences for students. The schools have made major contributions to the countries' development. Although these educational institutions are far from...
Reflective Teaching: A Form of Continued Professional Development
I usually start a series of lectures with the following phrase, 'My name is Mark, and I am a reflective practitioner'. This is done not just to introduce myself to the students, but to make the point that 'reflection' is a pervasive ingredient in my approach to the...
Discussing the Benefits of Inspirational Moral Stories for Kids
Having your kids around is one of the greatest feelings in the world. The bond between the parents and children is unmatched, which doesn't need an external effort to develop. Being a parent, have you ever thought to put an extra fuel to gear up the friendship with...














