Teaching Articles
31: What Are The Best Ways Of Teaching Spelling?
It seems that most studies of teaching spelling begin at the same place: a child?s understanding of communication begins with sound. From infancy they are surrounded by sounds, which become words. As they are exposed to printed text, they learn to associate phonemes, the sounds they here with graphemes, the visual representation of those words.
Toddlers who are exposed to the alphabet are usually fascinated with the letters. Once they have learned the names of the letters,...
32: Dropouts On The Rise In Los Angeles Schools
In 2003, the Los Angeles schools implemented a new policy of graduation requirements. The intention was to graduate Los Angeles schools students that were better-educated and groomed for college and high-level jobs. Requirements included graduates to pass one year of algebra and one of geometry, or equivalent coursework.
Though the intention was good and the Los Angeles schools policy should work in theory, the reality is giving a much different and more dismal picture. Lo...
33: Teaching - Is It For You? An Honest Appraisal Of The Ups And Downs Of Life In The Classroom
Teaching is not for everyone. It is hard work, has long hours and pay is only average. What about the holidays? Well, yes every job has its compensations. The holidays in most countries are fair reward for the hard work during the academic year.
Teaching has changed and individual teachers no longer have the freedom of action that they had thirty years ago. This has benefits as well as disadvantages. No longer do teachers just work from a syllabus, preparing all their own ...
34: Teaching English In France
Are you interested in a job teaching English in France? You might be surprised to learn that it's surprisingly easy to find a position.
Unlike other countries where advanced qualifications are required, the French are more likely to hire native English-speaking teachers based on other credentials. While it's wise to approach the job with a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate in hand, advanced degrees and credentials are not necessary. If you have a Ba...
35: Enhance Your Teaching Experience By Teaching English In Germany
Are you interested in teaching English abroad? Are you considering teaching English in Germany? If so, you may find the path ahead of you surprisingly easy!
Germany, with tight business connections to the Western world and a large amount of well-educated citizens and available universities, can always use English teachers. A high value is placed on native-speaking English teachers, particularly those from the United States and England. And unlike some other countries, wher...
36: Learning Styles
A discussion is needed about the importance of offering students a range of learning experiences. I always feel aware of learners' frustrations when I watch classes based purely on reading and writing. Yet often learners don't themselves understand these frustrations. For many learners, studying is associated with this method and they don't consciously question it. Yet if teachers gradually introduce other elements into the classroom, you can see learners blossom.
The firs...
37: Teaching Your Children About Money Management
Teaching your kids about money management helps them develop lifelong money smarts. But, it's difficult to teach your kids about budgeting when you're having money problems yourself.
Your first step in making your children money savvy is to give them a good role model. Teach yourself about personal finance and then demonstrate your good spending habits to your children so they will learn the same habits.
Most children haven't been taught the basics of money management, ...
38: Teaching English To Non-English Speakers
Teaching the English language to a non english speaking person can be exciting and interesting. If this is of interest to you, consider traveling to other countries to teach.
It is generally preferred for the English teacher to be a native English speaker.
Here are some common terms you should familiarize yourself with:
Before you excitedly answer any employment ads you should learn the meaning of commonly used terms as well as recommendations for working locally or ...
39: Teaching Your Kids About Money
Children aren?t born with an understanding of how money works; all parents learn that one quickly. A young child sees the things they want or need just appear from Mommy and Daddy. The fact that Mommy or Daddy gave money to the sales clerk means nothing to them. So how do you teach your kids about money?
You have to consider your child?s age first. My daughter, for example, is three, going on four. Right now she knows the names of the various coins, but the difference in v...
40: Teaching Good Manners To Kids Is Not That Hard
We all have experienced one or more incidents of children crying and whining while their mothers have been searching the department store for that "fabulous" pair of shoes they saw on a television show. The truth is that you were annoyed and although you know that this was not the child's fault, you secretly disliked the kid and even more his mother, as she allowed it to annoy everyone and did not pay attention, as she should, to her toddler. That was rude and kids can be tau...
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