As great as the internet is, it is also filled with danger and content that is not suitable for children and teenagers. That is why it is essential that you treat your students like adults and to give them a few tips on how to stay safe online. Social Media Most social media accounts should, […]
Despite their significance in the matters of history and the politics, economy, religion, and art of the past, museums are often seen as little more than buildings with mildly interesting information. However, any history buff can advocate for the museums’ integral role in our education. A Few Facts Let us start by exploring what it […]
It is unbelievable how many incredible authors we come across in our lifetime and how little we know about their personal lives sometimes. Because, believe it or not, some of the best authors in the world had some of the toughest vices that frequently put them in harm’s way, or were used as a valve […]
School trips, if planned correctly, often include visits to certain historic sites, museums, and galleries. While some students and, unfortunately, some teachers find the experience vexing, it is actually a very good idea to visit these places and to utilize them as teaching/learning tools. Perspective and Soul Names, dates, and events rarely move and fascinate […]
Hamlet is one of those works by Shakespeare that even those that don’t care much for literature have heard of. At the very least, everyone knows the iconic: “To be, or not to be, that is the question…” It is remarkable, intriguing, and ingenious, just like Bet bonus in the world of sports betting. In […]
If you or your students are like me when I was a teen, there is a good chance you see holidays as, well, holidays. It’s the time you take to unwind, destroy your sleep schedule, hang out with your friends and do so much more than you normally could because of the obligations you had […]
Having a safe space and a nurturing environment is important, but classrooms are still filled with competition. Whether it is to present the best essay, the best group project, the finest athletic abilities, or the best grades. Competition exists in many aspects of school life, just like in, say, sports, where people even use things […]
George Orwell wrote 1984 as a story set in a dystopian society, where everything is controlled, including the way people speak, the necessary periodical changes to history, the perpetual war, and the surveillance by the government. I am going to examine whether we are currently living in this dystopia or not. 1984 In the world, […]
You may consider what Americans call a ‘staycation’, or a stay-at-home holiday. There are benefits to this – finally getting around to binging Game of Thrones sans Season 8, attending your garden, paying visits to your friends and the like. However, I am going to discuss the benefits of travelling while on school break. Spoiler […]
Easily the biggest challenge in an average classroom is keeping the attention of your students and improving their concentration and focus. I say ‘average’, because I’ve had a few colleagues with exceptionally unfortunate schools, students, and situations, but I digress. Lessons seem to drag on, with very little information seeming remotely interesting. How can we […]