And now for an inspirational results day message from William Shakespeare 😎
Showing posts with label students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label students. Show all posts
6 Things Students Must Know About Exams
FOUND ON TWITTER, like many other insteresting stuff for posts and classes.
5 things I wish I knew about exams as a student http://t.co/nTUsDSzDGK pic.twitter.com/LcCSjpCoMn
— Elite Prep (@ElitePrepSAT) May 23, 2015
My school & my students. Photo Collage
Every year the Infant Education students prepare a theatre play for little children. 2 year olds from a Preschool nearby visit our Vocational school in order to participate in the activities prepared by 2nd year students. They produce a theatrical show and some more engaging activities. 1st year education students are usually in charge of school and classroom decorations. They also have to look after the children on their way to our school. Below you can see some pictures showing part of the project.
Message for students
Message for my students Via Emily Onken on Twitter https://twitter.com/EmilyOnken
Do you agree?
Do you agree?
Learning Theories & Teaching Methods I
The image below shows four perspectives on learning based upon theoretical principles. Instructional methods associated with each, adjacent to respective quadrant. Orange quadrants represent a student-focused learning approach, blue instructor-focused.
Source: https://onlinelearninginsights.wordpress.com/tag/constructivism/
Classroom Decoration Project Display
Projects and displays developed and created by my 2nd year Infant Education Students. Great stuff.The are a few pics still missing though.
Here all the projects included in this neat presentation by one of my 2nd year Infant Education students.
Here all the projects included in this neat presentation by one of my 2nd year Infant Education students.
The Key to Success is...
What’s the best predictor of success in a person’s life, including when it comes to goals in education? “Grit,” says psychologist Dr. Angela Lee Duckworth.
Dr. Angela Lee Duckworth is an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. Angela studies non-IQ competencies, including self-control and grit, that predict success both academically and professionally. Watch this short video, it's a fascinating talk for everyone.
So what is grit? Find out in her TED Talk, in which Duckworth explains that grit is a better indicator of personal success than IQ, family income and other factors. Take the grit test yourself.
Dr. Angela Lee Duckworth is an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. Angela studies non-IQ competencies, including self-control and grit, that predict success both academically and professionally. Watch this short video, it's a fascinating talk for everyone.
So what is grit? Find out in her TED Talk, in which Duckworth explains that grit is a better indicator of personal success than IQ, family income and other factors. Take the grit test yourself.
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