Archive for Teachers

“There is no evidence that any amount of homework improves the academic performance of elementary students.” (Harris Cooper, of Duke University) So much has been said and argued about homework, and the battle seems endless. Instead we invite you to read this enlightening article and…

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A wonderful article to reflect about, it shows us  how it is possible to bring back more a more opportunities of playing into  schools, and highlights its benefits as well as impact in ALL children’s lives. “There’s much more pressure for children to be able…

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Some tips to help our children when they are dealing with School anxiety. Our role as adults can make the difference. Read Full Article  

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If we take a look back into our favorite classes, we might be able to find out that our favorite ones, where those that have more meaning and sense … not every student is able to find this meaning. As teachers, one of our challenges…

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“School is neither a race nor a competition”. It is more like a long-distance hike, a “test of endurance, character and above all perseverance.” Michael Thompson   Read Full Article

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As educators, we know how challenging and important, classroom management is. We invite you to read this article that highlights Five essential components of effective classroom management that establish structures strong enough to entice and motivate student learning: Developing effective working relationships with students Training…

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“When homework comes prematurely, it’s hard for children to cope with assignments independently—they need adult help to remember assignments and figure out how to do the work. Kids slide into the habit of relying on adults to help with homework or, in many cases, do their homework.”…

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Nothing better than this…. Teachers Collaboration, when all strengths get together, you get the best teaching experiences. ProEdu Consulting

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