Educators and students who need to use art images for teaching, presentations, special projects and anything education related now have access to the most comprehensive art educational resource.  The Bridgeman Art Library has over 30 years of specialist art historical knowledge and experience.
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“Staff threat after PE teacher is sacked for wearing trainers in class.”
That’s outrageous, he’s a PE teacher, why shouldn’t he be able to wear trainers? But on further reading, he also taught maths and, although achieving an exemplary 30 year record, should he really have been wearing trainers in the classroom?
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Improving or Removing Poor Teachers leads to improved student outcomes Improved Student Outcomes. After the fourteenth semester in a row, of students from my community college, Illinois Valley Community College, having either the highest or second highest “transfer” grade point averages at Illinois State University during their junior and senior years it seemed that the work we had been doing was really paying off!
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There’s nothing like unrelenting rain, leeches, mud and mountains to turn a sweet 15 year-old girl off. There’s no doubt that the first few days of the camp were tough, but by the end of six days the girls had adjusted to the trying conditions and developed a new set of values and a better understanding of themselves and others. It was revealing to watch their gradual progress of self and group discovery.
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Over the last 50 years the importance of daily exercise to support all aspects of learning has become the poor relation of the school curriculum, but new evidence suggests that daily movement experience plays a vital role in fitness for learning.
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One of the most important and often neglected, aspects of the writing process is proofreading. It’s so easy for writers to see in their work what they want to see, or see what they think they see, and not necessarily see what their readers will see.
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Education and marketing are strange bedfellows. Education is solid, conservative and altruistic. Marketing is ephemeral, glossy and self-serving. What place does marketing have in education?
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Transition to high school is considered by some to be one of the most traumatic experiences our children will encounter. This period in a young person’s life is already associated with huge physical, cognitive, and emotional changes – and they are expected to cope with social and academic change as well.
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Improving or Removing Poor Teachers leads to improved student outcomes Improved Student Outcomes.
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In today’s working world, where so many parents do double duty not only in the commercial or educational world but also in running a home and family, it’s become really important for everyone’s wellbeing that all family members contribute to chores and childcare duties.
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It may sound like pie in the sky, but reducing frustration is only one of several benefits sign language can provide for infants and toddlers. Over ten years of research has demonstrated that using sign language while speaking to hearing infants can; give them the tools to communicate before they can speak, reducing frustration, increase verbal language skills, enhance whole brain development, and increase IQ.
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Well, it's almost that time of the year again when kids start to feel all kinds of emotions about starting a new year at school - and parents as well! For those little ones who are about to step into the world of 'big school' there is the excitement of new uniforms, new backpacks, new routines and new friends. For those starting high school there is excitement tempered with a sense of the 'unknown'.
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