Category: #TeacherLifestyle: Hacks and Advice
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Creative Teacher Turns Old Bus Into ’70s Classroom So Kids Can Learn On The Go
A teacher in California is redefining education during the pandemic after renovating an old bus into a ’70’s style classroom for her preschool students.
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Teacher Comes Up With A Brilliant 3-Word System To Help Students Having A Bad Day
Parents who are aware that their child had a tough day at home can alert the teacher who will give them extra support at school.
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Teacher Reveals Hack To Make Sure Kids Never Interrupt You Again – Using A Common Piece Of Jewelry
A Teacher has claimed she’s come up with a “game changing” way of ensuring children never interrupt her.
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Genius Low-Tech Life Hack For Teachers To Show Handwritten Notes In Online Classes
Meet Carmen Castrejón, an educator of 20 years at King/Drew High School of Medicine and Science, who has recently demonstrated a very simple, yet very effective way of helping students be on the same page as you are when it comes to learning the material.
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Sydney School Praised For Teaching Girls Car Maintenance Skills
Students in Year 11 at Stella Maris College in Manly, on Sydney’s northern beaches, were taught how to change a tyre, the most efficient way to check tyre pressure, how to best monitor oil and coolant levels and what to do in the event of a car accident.
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The 6 Best Apps For Teachers To Use In The Classroom | 2022
Teachers can use technology in their classroom to enhance the learning experience. Here are the 6 best apps for teachers.
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“Bike Bus”: From Barcelona To San Francisco – Kids Ride To Class On Bicycles
In a Barcelona neighborhood, a convoy of kid cyclists glides down a car-free street as part of the city’s “bicibus” scheme to encourage green transport and physical exercise.
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Outdoor Learning Is Booming – Here’s Why
For most schools, the past two years have brought a complicated weighing of the risks of being in a classroom: in-person versus virtual learning, masks, class sizes, ventilation. But a growing number of schools around the world have sidestepped many of those concerns by leaving the classroom behind.