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I have to ask the obvious question.
By: Shamontiel L. Vaughn
Tags: Teachers

I have to ask the obvious question. Are you actually yelling at the kids? Is it for a valid reason? Because as soon as I read that, I thought of two posts I wrote about teachers--white and black. I have had some extremely unproductive teachers, along with some dope ones. But your comment never really said whether you were doing the stuff you were accused of, so I am still left kinda uncertain.
Who Is Mizanur Rahman Azhari
By: Mubarak Hossain
Tags: Preacher, Teachers, Bangladesh, Mizanur Rahman Azhari, Speakers

The idol of the youth, well-educated young speaker, Islamic scholar Maulana Mizanur Rahman Azhari. In a few days, he has become widely accepted by people of all classes and professions. He is one of the few Islamic thinkers today.

Born: Mizanur Rahman was born on 26 January 1990 in Demra, Dhaka. His ancestral home is in the village of Paramatla in Muradnagar, Comilla. His father is a madrasa teacher. He has parents and a brother in his family.

Education: Mizanur Rahman graduated from Darunnajat Siddiquia Kamil Madrasa in Demra, Dhaka in 2004 with a GPA of 5. In 2006, Alim got Golden GPA-5 in the exam. In 2006, he went to Egypt to study for an undergraduate degree at Al-Azhar University in Egypt, winning first place in the Egyptian government’s scholarship examination organized by the Islamic Foundation.

From there, he passed Honors from the Department of Tafsir and Quranic Science in 2012 with 80% CGPA. After spending five years of education in Egypt, he went to Malaysia in 2013. There he completed his post-graduation from the renowned International Islamic University of the Garden of Knowledge. He completed his post-graduation in 2016 from the Department of Quran and Sunnah Studies of that university. His CGPA in Masters was 3.72 out of four. He was then nominated as a Ph.D. candidate in the same university. He is doing Ph.D. research on ‘Human Behavioral Characteristics in the Holy Quran and Analytical Study’. The medium of his MPhil and PhD was English. He also participated in the IELTS test with an overall score of 7.5 out of 9 bands and a score of 8.5 bands in the speaking section.

Research: After completing his post-graduation, he decided to do MPhil and Ph.D. from International Islamic University, Malaysia. He also finished MPhil by 2018. His research topic was ‘Human Embryology in the Holy Quran’.

Title: Mizanur Rahman is his name. However, the name ‘Azhari’ has been added to his name due to his studies at Al-Azhar University in Egypt.

Marital life: Maulana Mizanur Rahman Azhari got married on January 29, 2014. He has two daughters.

Popularity: In a very short period of time, he has taken place in the minds of many people by discussing the Qur’an and Hadith in a simple voice. He has become popular because of his research discussions. He is very proficient in Bengali, Arabic, and English. That is why people from different countries can understand his discussion. He has traveled to different countries of the world and participated in various meetings and seminars.
Every student has the right to get the best education from the best teacher regardless of their financial background
Tags: Teachers, Teacher Training, Teaching And Learning, Student Teacher

Every student has the right to get the best education from the best teacher regardless of their financial background Bukhtawar Dec 26, 2020·2 min read

Teachers in our schools, colleges, and universities have immense knowledge of the subject. They are proficient in teaching their respective subjects as they are researching their subjects, but the issue is they are unable to pass down this information to their students, so students cannot get benefits from their teacher’s knowledge.

Nowadays, teachers are not trained to understand the needs and feelings of students. They discipline them by giving punishments, but discipline is not about becoming strict and rigid towards students. It is about how to make them understand the rules and why it is necessary to abide by rules. They are busy completing the course content and motivate students to get good marks rather than telling them how they can groom their personality or polish their skills. Which causes distance between students and teachers that results in terrible interaction and learning.

Every student has the right to get the best education from the best teacher who can give them a better knowledge of a subject as well as tell them how to impart basic lifestyle skills. Of course, some private sector schools and universities are doing their job in this area, but it’s only for those who have a good financial background. A good education from the best teacher should be for everyone regardless of their financial background.

We have to train our teachers from the perspective that they can bring life to the education system. Even if a student has a low financial background, he can still learn from trained teachers. But it is regretful that because of the limited resources we are unable to train our teachers well. So, even if the teacher is very competent, he is unable to pass the valuable information to his students. We need to improve our training. The teacher training should be about giving the same education to all students.
how could we educate 472 million children?
Tags: New Education System, Education Reform, Radical Education, Teachers, Education

Exploration has a ripple effect.

Only she is a teacher, who is an explorer.

For she would have never known who she was and why she was here, if she little explored.

For only an explorer can teach them how to explore.

For she who does not teach how to explore is not a ̶g̶o̶o̶d̶ teacher.

So, how could we educate 472 million children, when teachers there are not?
How many hours a day is Head Start |What Is Reading Head Start?
Tags: Teacheronline, Teacher, Smartclasses, Successfulreading, Readinglist

What Is Reading Head Start About ?

How many hours a day is Head Start is one of the most well researched and highly successful reading strategies available for young kids. And it’s so crucial to get a head start on kids’ reading success at an early age. Not only does early reading success predict reading success at older ages… it predicts success across the board, in any subject.

No teacher will ever care more about your child’s education than you as a mother

The most crucial thing we can do for our child in this crisis is teach them the joy of reading, at the earliest age possible.This is an easy reading program that is specifically deigned for mothers like you, to quickly have your child reading better than all other children their age.Even if they’re as young as 2, don’t know their alphabet at all and currently show zero interest in reading what so ever.

It is easy to understand and broken down into 4 phases.

It just requires 15 minutes of your time.

It improves your child’s self-esteem.

It sharpens your child’s skills.

It improves the language skills in your child.

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How to learn German for Free
Tags: Language, Teachers, Foreign Language, Apps, Free Learning

Nothing….nothing on this earth is more attractive than free offers and when especially we think about education. The tuition fees are, nowadays, touching the skies and are way too expensive. Irrespective of the fact that there might be scholarships but they are available to a limited number of students

But it is not anymore the same situation in Chandigarh for learning German Language. We have a very renowned institute named as German Haus-The language office which provides free learning and guidance.

Yes, you hear me right. Free leaning. Unbelievable, not now.

This institute does provide German courses for free and not one or two or three rather all the levels from A1 to C2.

and not only this, the institute provide the facility for online learning and digital classrooms.

I completely agree that the facts seems unbelievable but with extensive research I can guarantee that this institute provides the best that one can think of.

This is the option if you are someone who needs a push to kick start his learning.

Other methods of learning for free can be apps, there are numerous number of apps you can refer to, to learn German.

1. Duolingo

2. Learn German. Speak German

3. Babble

4. Hello Talk

5. Travel Phrasebook

You can also learn German for free via YouTube but a demerit in using You tube for learning is that it has scattered knowledge and the proficiency and professional touch can be missing.

If you are looking to excel in German language and want to learn for free than my personal opinion would be to refer to an institute who provides such opportunities so that the formal education system is maintained and you can learn from the best teachers.
5 Must-Watch Foreign Films for Indonesian Teacher
By: Suhandi Hasan
Tags: Education Reform, Movies To Watch, Indonesian Teachers, Teachers, Inspiration

Spoiler alert!!!

While COVID-19 has brought us to a long “drama” about when will the students get back to offline school. It’s now the time for Indonesian teachers to relax after the semester break. Forget about the wreck that’s passed and to let the buzz slowly fade away. Here is my list of to-watch movies that might energize you to face the upcoming semester.

Teachers’ Diary (2014)

Song, a teacher who accepts an offer to teach in a remote school based on a run-down houseboat. There, he reads a diary left behind by the previous year’s teacher, Ann , a woman banished from her city school for refusing to remove her tattoo. He becomes attracted to the writer and writes comments in the diary.

One thing we could learn from this movie is that a wonderful teacher is the one who always ready to be a part of his students and be willing to help the students thrive in any situation.

Every Child is Special (2007)

Ishaan, a student with dyslexia, cannot seem to get anything right at his boarding school. Yet, a new art teacher, Ram Shankar Nikumbh, helps him discover his hidden potential.

This film gives an eye-opener to all teachers to have patience, love, care, kindness, and awareness of their intellectual, physical, and emotional condition, because, without it, students may feel unwanted and unworthy, leading to their failures.

Hichki (2018)

Naina Mathur is a qualified teacher who is rejected by 18 schools because of Tourette syndrome. Finally, she gets a call from St Notker’s during mid-term as emergency recruitment for a teacher. But her job is challenging as she has to teach 14 students of 9 F class who are most interested in creating nuisance than in studies.

This film shows us that there are no terrible children, only bad teachers. While other teachers improperly treat the students just because they are poor and rebels, Naina taught everyone a lesson that was much needed. Kids are never bad and they can always be moulded into better people.

Little Big Master (2015)

It bases this film on a true story. Llian Lui, a former headteacher of an elite kindergarten, takes a job to run a failing rural kindergarten with five students. She originally planned to retire to travel around the world with her husband Alvin Tse.

Llian Lui perseverance in teaching teaches us the important lesson that it is always worthful to be a selfless teacher

Freedom Writers (2007)

This writing won’t end without including this film :)

A dedicated young teacher, Erin Gruwell, inspires her students to take an interest in their education and planning their future. Instead of giving up at-risk students to learn tolerance, apply themselves, and pursue education beyond high school, she assigns reading material that relates to their lives and encourages them all to keep journals.

Life lesson from this film; every teacher can make a difference in “whatever” situation, to create a positive experience for the students with creativity and passion.
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By: Hanson More
Tags: Oceans, Customer Success, Teachers, History, Asia

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D/W; Children Need Friends Now More Than Ever
By: Dailies Pods
Tags: Students, Online, Teachers, Learning, Parents

Students are lacking community right now. During the most development times in their lives, they are clicking between tabs in their browser, making their way into the next online class. In the day-to-day of their online learning, it has become very clear to parents that there is something wrong.

Students aren’t really making friends. The life-long tradition of whispering during class, and passing notes around doesn’t work anymore, and teachers have learned how to disable private chats in their Zoom calls. School has become a place for learning exclusively now, and interpersonal development has been secondary and minimized.

This is a key issue that we are thinking about at DailiesPods. Whenever you sign your child up for classes at DailiesPods, we are matching you with a teacher that works best for your student, in a community full of other students that will expand your child’s mind and maximize their learning. We encourage our students to work independently, in pairs, and as a group to ensure that they are making friends, having fun, and learning. Although traditional education may be struggling to keep up with the evolving needs of our students, we want to assure you all that at DailiesPods, the intellectual and emotional needs of your students are always at the top of our minds.

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The unknown POV
By: Just Someone Who Knows
Tags: Life, Covid, Students, Teachers, The Now

We all are expected to be fine, adjust, and figure it out. They say help is provided ,but where. Your help makes us worse off then we were before. We are suffering in the silence and there is no where to go and vent. This virus has made us all kinds of messed up. I was once happy but then everything changed in March. Schools shut down quarantine began we learned nothing then expected to do more then double what we normally doing in regular school. Can’t you see we are struggling I’m sure you do but choose to ignore.Can’t you see you are making our futures dim slowly. You blame it on us but it isn’t just us. A straight a student has now become a failing one where’s the concern now . You cant do it. There is no point. Why even try, you will fail. Failure. Is this what you wanted cause you got it.
A Gift Overdue
Tags: Teachers, Thank You, Gifts

Teacher:

My mentor was a wise. talented man( my teacher). I met him in 9th class and till now he is always at my back to support me.

today I want to thank my teacher, my brother, my mentor for his support, time, inspiration and all of the lollipop moments he gave me and due to these moments I am here.

Very thankful to him from my heart. Happy to have you in my life.
Take care of our teachers
By: Khalid Muhammad
Tags: Student Life, Student Voice, Storytelling, Students, Teachers

Take care of our dear teachers who are trying to fight for us students.

There are too many teachers on sick leave. Teachers are once again strongly overrepresented when it comes to sick leave, according to statistics from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency.

The teachers have too poor a working environment and salary.

There are too many substitutes in our schools.

In most cases, teachers are ill due to a poor work environment and a lot of stress.

The teachers get tired, they are also people we have to give them a better working environment.

Young people he has stopped wanting to become teachers therefore we must give teachers better opportunities and attract young people to the profession.

Poor health affects not only them but students as well. One day we ONLY had substitutes, 4 substitutes in one day!

It worsens our work environment at school because most substitutes do not get any planning, so we students do not get the opportunity for so-called “guaranteed lesson time” According to the National Agency for Education

So the teachers also have difficulties with grading.

Because the substitutes are unqualified and cannot grade the students in some cases, the substitutes do not know what the students’ names are.

As a result, teachers face difficulties

Some say that teachers should stop whining because the teaching profession is the only profession where you get to summer, autumn, and winter holidays

But still, teachers have to sit and think about planning even at home, they need a better work environment, they have too much pressure!

The National Agency for Education presents that by 2030, 69 million teachers will be needed.

We must give teachers the opportunity for a good working environment and pay.

Otherwise, we children have to pay for the municipality’s savings.

I hope that the municipality takes my opinion and makes a change seriously.

Written by: Saim Muhammad
Here’s why students turn off their cameras during Online Class & 3 Tips for Better Teaching
By: Professor Schwartz
Tags: Teaching, Remote Learning, Teachers, Achievement Gap, Parenting

Do you want more online engagement?

Without any further adieu, here are the three tips to better online engagement and learning.

Tip #1

Interactivity

If your students are not engaged in “doing” student work, then you might as well put on a movie. Because in an online world, that’s what you are. Stop thinking about your online class “like a class”. To kids your online class is a VIDEO.

That’s what they see, that’s what they experience — that means unless you can put in Oscar Winning performances everyday — you are in for a long year. But there are key tips to making this easier and better for you.

Here’s a perfect example: I created a YouTube Video outlining the 3 tips. If you were interactive and watched the video — you would be more highly engaged. See how this works?

Tip #2

The 3-Minute Rule

Think about the online class like a VIDEO. That’s how your students see you, therefore they are very familiar and comfortable with chunking on a 3-minute basis. So, put together activity chunks into 3-minute blocks.

That means just get right into it. Give the instructions in the first 30–60 seconds and then let the students get to work.

If you have more questions, contact me.

Tip #3

Package the 1st 10 Seconds

According to the best YouTube research, viewers tend to tune out of the channel after 7 seconds on a video. Yes, 7 seconds. Why is that? We have conditioned students to look at video as a form of value entertainment.

That means that if they don’t understand or know the “value” of the video within the first 10 seconds — they have no reason to keep watching.

When your students turn off their ZOOM cameras, it’s not personal. It’s boredom. They aren’t saying you aren’t a good teacher or they don’t care about you — they are voting with their camera. They are hoping you get the HINT — “please make this more interactive and interesting for us?”

They are begging you.

I will be writing more articles with tips and strategies for the classroom.
Are examinations the correct way of evaluating students?
By: Anoushka Jolly
Tags: Students, Schools, Teachers, Health

Examinations are the correct way to evaluate the achievement and understanding of children.

I am against this statement. I feel that exams are not the correct way to assess students.

Students can be assessed in many different, better ways. Another way of assessing students can be watching them in their daily lives. That is, in fact, a better way to evaluate students as students tend not to be themselves when it comes to giving the exam. I take my brother for example. He is in 8th grade and he has given a lot of exams in his life so he knows the amount of pressure that comes with it and to my surprise, he told me himself that he does not understand half of Chemistry. So how does he pass every year? He told me that he just learns everything by heart. So that makes me wonder, do students really understand anything or they just learn it.

That brings us to the fact that students are not able to understand anything. They just learn it. And they choose to learn it, not understand because that is the easy way out.

It’s better than studying and understanding loads of work for 7 subjects. That also leads us to the point that young students will do anything under pressure or to win (Even if it is wrong), but we have to give them the benefit of doubt, they are just exploring the world and it is up to us to teach them what is right and what is wrong. Exams are just influencing — or if I don’t sugarcoat it, forcing students to be something they aren’t.

Exams also give students and teachers unwanted and unnecessary stress. We know all about the stress it gives to students but have we ever thought about the amount of stress for teachers. Stress is harmful to anyone, any person of any age! And so much stress for just 2 hours of giving an exam! I think that is very unreasonable. Due to that, teachers will be very tired and then after preparing the test paper and the steps after when it comes to checking, the teachers are not ready for it. They can make mistakes, after all, they are human! And if not mistakes, maybe the teachers have a different viewpoint or the sentence structure is different and the teacher goes by what is the exact answer. They might fail! That is not fair for the students and that might affect their mental and physical health in a very bad way.

It could go that extreme but we all have to keep in mind that if you fail an exam, then that is not the end of your life! Exams make no difference in your performance in life. Mark Zuckerburg might not have taken so many tests in life but that didn’t stop him from being successful!

In conclusion, I feel that exams are not the correct way to evaluate students.
Here’s Why Your Local School is Failing
By: Professor Schwartz
Tags: Education Reform, Income Inequality, Teachers, Schools, Public School System

What 40 Years of Research Has Proven

There is one thing every American agrees on — our public education system needs an update!

What no one can agree on — what that update should look like.

The charter school movement began as an attempt at updating the system, but there is no data to support any gains. The truth is that all schools, public, charter and private schools are stuck in the 19th Century.

We have collected mountains of data over the last 40 years, and not one educational researcher or expert has come to any definitive conclusions as to this solution or path will help us reach every kid and prepare them for the 21st Century.

That’s why the school down the road from you is failing. That’s why high school graduates are prepared to do nothing. They can’t go to college and they can’t get a good paying job.

How did it get so bad? The fact is that we have relied on a 19th Century Curriculum and a 19th Century model for too long. Yes, we are still using these outdated and ancient theories in 2020.

The YouTube Video goes into much more detail about the old and new models of learning, but let’s break it down simply.

The 19th Century model relies on one teacher, one classroom and one learning pace.

The new model allows for multiple teachers, multiple learning paces and reaches each student individually.

For 40 years, the 19th Century model has widened the Achievement Gap, the Income inequality gap, the gender gap and the opportunity gap. It shouldn’t be a shock, since the 19th Century in America is a century of bigotry, racism, discrimination, fear mongering, and blatant cowardice.

Why are we clinging to the 19th Century? It’s probably one of the worst 100 years in American history. The 20th Century by stark contrast is one of the most progressive and hopeful 100 years in American history.

In the 20th Century, we landed on the moon, we saw Civil Rights legislation, we saw the Women’s movement, we protected seniors and children with disabilities.

In the 20th Century, it’s as if America finally woke up!

But the 20th Century is over. It’s 2020. And just in case you didn’t realize, but students in Kindergarten today will be alive at the turn of the next century — yes the 22nd Century.

Wouldn’t it be smart, wise, prudent to update and upgrade our educational system now for the next 100 years? Instead of being behind the curve, be ahead of it. Let’s prepare kids for the 22nd Century, and then maybe they have a competitive advantage over other kids and nations who are thinking about educating in the 21st Century.

Yes, American kids and teachers would be 100 years ahead of the rest of the world.
Job Vacancy For Senior Montessori Trainer — Jobs Nepali
Tags: Seniors, Education Reform, Teachers, Trainer, Montessori

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Snow days are one of the reasons I love to be a public school teacher.
By: Daniella Mini
Tags: Snow Day, Teachers, Snow, Winter, Education

Snow days are one of the reasons I love to be a public school teacher.

It’s one of those priceless feelings of being a public school teacher: watching the likelihood of a snow day grow and then getting that call or text message announcing it!

I feel bad for New York City teachers (and kids). If I lived and taught in NYC, not having the possibility of a snow day is the one thing I’d never forgive Mayor de Blasio for, Covid-19 be damned.

Yeah, I hate we have to make up the day at the end of the year. Still… This moment, I’m too excited about having a snow day tomorrow. I plan to sleep in, make myself a hot chocolate in the morning, and watch the snow fall.

Photo by Drew Coffman on Unsplash

Here are other reasons why I (mostly) love my job:
Label the behavior not the child!
By: Kirti Chadda
Tags: Behavior, Lifelong Learners, Teachers, Parents, Labels

Label the behavior not the child !

Bad behavior or bad child?

Bad situation or bad person?

Bad idea or bad person?

As adults, how it would feel if we were called good wife or bad wife, good husband or bad husband, good parent or bad parent, we may feel disturbed or upset about being labeled by our behaviors and performance. Then why do we say statements such as “You are a bad boy” or “You are a bad girl?”

Labeling or comparing children is not only bad but it is HARMFUL for them. As children change and develop but labels, unfortunately will stick forever. Labels or comparisons make it difficult for children to recognize their own capabilities and strengths in themselves.

We all are humans, not robots, children are human too. The mistakes they do is merely a result of them experiencing, exploring or discovering something new. Their behavior is result of being developing each passing day.

Instead of saying “He/she is good or bad “, take a pause and think “Do we really mean that person is bad?” or The behavior demonstrated by that person in that moment is bad? We should focus on discussing “WHAT is good or bad instead of WHO is good or bad “or HOW/ WHY that person has behaved in that particular manner.

Instead of making a good or bad blanket statement about a child, we should be specific what behavior is good or bad.

Many a times when we talk with children, we don’t realize what we are saying.

What are we supposed to do instead of labelling the child?

Remember EDS: Explain, discuss and be specific “What is good behavior and what is bad behavior”. Below are few examples of direct or indirect labeling a child and what can be said instead of comparing or labeling.

When we will be specific and precise about what it is good or bad, children will have a positive behavior and they will focus on developing their own strength instead of focusing / blaming their weaknesses!

Jars need labels not people

Try to remember the meaning of the word “label”. It is just a piece of paper that is place on something in the supermarket to identify its content. It is used for marketing the product like tasty, tangy, spicy, hot, or chilly. Food labels are necessary as they inform us about the ingredients, allergies, cooking directions, manufacturing, and expiry date etc. Humans on the other hand are always learning, growing, and developing. What makes you is not your mistake that you may have done today. What makes you, YOU are a sum total of all your experiences. Therefore, it is important that when we talk to our children, we don’t make them permanent jars with labels.

To summarize, be cautious while using labels for children it can be both be hurtful and harmful especially when used negatively.

Everyone is born brilliant, beautiful, and wonderful in their way, let children create their own labels.
A Teacher’s Life
By: Mansi Rathi
Tags: Teachers, Teaching Life

Teachers inspire students in ways they cannot fathom. Photo credit Telegraph India

Every profession has its own light but a teacher’s profession steals all the glam. From mending a child’s future to inspiring the ethics and convictions that exist in, a teacher does it all. All that we see in them as a person is just not enough to resemble who they actually are.

Their life is by all accounts pretty simple and occurring. Their battles and hardships behind their broad smile isn’t known by a lot of us. Spreading knowledge and teaching everybody isn’t a cup of tea for everyone. Dealing with classes, youngsters and the errands at home at a solitary time, is in reality an extremely troublesome work. Teachers take it all with simply a wide smile. Regardless of what age, caste, race or religion you have a place with, teachers will never differentiate among you and will regard everybody as their own children. It doesn’t just confine to the learnings that the teacher offers yet in addition how consistently they shape youngsters into better residents of the country.

Being a teacher in this universe of innovation is an incredible role to play. These days when individuals can get the hang of everything exactly at a single click, a teacher’s significance has been diminishing. The part of a teacher is significant when the youngster is in the developing stage. A teacher’s commitment to the youngster’s development significantly chooses the way that could further be taken by the child. Until kids get sufficient development to take up choices they will undoubtedly tune in to their teachers for accomplishing what they long for. At last when kids grow up and enter foundations for higher education they fail to remember the simple presence and importance of teachers. A teacher who takes out all the minutes of his life to share the pith of the information however much that he can, is not considered by any means.Teachers face a great deal of criticism in higher schools and colleges. Students are bound to make fun of them and aggravate them while they make a decent attempt to teach. Disrespecting teachers is getting exceptionally basic in this time of online schooling. After all that the teacher has to face by students, he doesn’t actually abandon teaching. May it be your single doubt or may there be various questions, he will stand besides you until you get it clear.

Summarizing, a Teacher’s life is actually happening but with a lot of hardships. Keeping this in mind, we at Cognifront have built time-saving tools that save 30% efforts of teachers in their classroom. A great responsibility of building all other professions lies in the hands of a teacher. They sacrifice their dreams and work as hard as they can to help people gain knowledge. They shape people into better versions of themselves and help them in attaining stability in life. No matter how hard it is for them, a teacher will take it all to build the nation and enrich every individual with knowledge.
How Tennessee’s Governor has Failed Public Schools During COVID-19
By: Andy Spears
Tags: Bill Lee, Teachers, Schools, Covid 19

Center Square reports on how Gov. Bill Lee’s Administration continues to fail our public schools. This time, the news is about how Lee’s team has failed to expend millions of dollars in CARES Act funding at a time when Tennessee teachers are literally dying from COVID.

Here’s more:

More than six months after receiving more than $596 million in federal COVID-19 relief for education, entities in Tennessee have spent just over 43% of the funds, according to data from the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) and Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE). Under federal law, states must spend education-related COVID-19 relief within one year of the grant date by the U.S. Department of Education, or funds must be returned to the federal government. Tennessee funds were awarded by the USDOE in late May, so agencies have less than six months to spend the remaining 62 percent of funds before they are returned.

This is also noteworthy:

The federal database does not report how much of the $64 million in Governor’s Emergency Education Relief (GEER) funds awarded to the Tennessee Department of Education the state has spent, but state documents provided to The Center Square reveal the state’s plan for use of those funds, including $30 million earmarked for implementation of a literacy coaching program and literacy training for K-3 teachers statewide.

Let’s just be clear: Gov. Bill Lee cancelled a planned teacher pay increase this year fearing COVID-related economic concerns. Then, received millions in CARES money (Tennessee’s share for education was around $600 million). Lee did not offer teachers a bonus for teaching in a pandemic. He didn’t direct money to schools. His team is just sitting on the cash. Then, they put additional money toward a suspect literacy program.

Let me say this again: Tennessee teachers are dying because of failed leadership at the state level. District leaders look to Bill Lee who says it’s totally fine to operate without a mask mandate and that schools should be open — schools, by the way, are open, even if the buildings are closed. Lee is sitting by while teachers die and sitting on money that could help schools and kids.

For more on education politics and policy in Tennessee, follow @TNEdReport
A Musical Interlude 1
By: Quantum Counterbalance
Tags: Music, Fiction, Soulmates, Romance, Teachers

A Musical Interlude 1

I met her at the beginning of the end. My time in the country was winding down, and I wanted to explore all options before leaving; I had danced, and so I wanted to sing. My dream was to play the piano and sing simultaneously in an effortless concert — my favorite songs brought to life — but it seemed to make sense to do one first, especially since I believed myself not to be naturally gifted in these areas. I had a musical background in an instrument or two, but that hardly encompassed the nature of melody with both hands. And the songs I wanted to sing — well, they were emotional, with the tendency to unground and draw in on the basis of sadness. Plus, there was romance, and looking at her name on the digital page, I already knew there was a chance. When I had had my first fling with unrequited love and distant longing, it had been a similar thing: I could feel it through my eyes, even through distance, even online — as many of us sensitive to energy can. Her name was different from the traditional spelling, and her last name was an interesting variation on one I had known.

It made me wonder.

A part of me was desperate, wanting to do everything I had come to, so as to have no regrets. Another part wanted to be swept up, taken along and have the stars dance in my eyes. Prior to my visa application, I was limited in the study I could undertake, and that quota had been reached linguistically, from when I had begun learning Spanish, over my initially preferred German. I spent my nights dancing with strangers in the dark, and I felt eminently alive, twirling in their arms, crossing steps.

Now, with time and opportunity on my hands, I approached Ainsley, sending an email to her personal account, after it became clear that the school she taught through was not going to fit my scheduling needs. Ainsley was young, and her website showcased various performances, and pictures from around the world. Notable were the bold words that proclaimed achievement, and youth. I thought a bit about that. She had an agent, and I wondered if she would contact me directly, if at all. Within days, however, a reply was in my inbox:

“Obviously singing high notes sustainably is a lifelong practice but there no reason you can’t learn a few tips to takeaway. I am an opera singer, but there are lots of things in common between contemporary and classical. Because I teach at a regional school I’m away every other week. I looking forward to hearing from you.

If any of this interests you.”

She was detailed, and seemingly analytical yet uncertain; comprehensive even, but with the occasional lapse in thought and grammar. Her final line rang with insecurity. Do you care? Your opinion matters to me. I could read this because I was psychic, and often picked up on deeper feelings through my eyes.
Swami Vivekanand Quiz
By: Laxmi Publication
Tags: Collages Girls In Delhi, Collage, Students, Teachers, Schools

registration is start now. all students & others inform us to register now and win many prices.
Ranjit Disale won $1M , Global teacher Award winner, inspiring story
By: Balaji Murumbe
Tags: Global Teacher Prize 2020, Global Teacher Prize, Ranjit Disale, Teachers, Motivation

Today I am writing this post because…………… I never imagined a “zp teacher became a Global teacher and he won a Global teacher prize( cost : $1M) which is offered by in collaboration with United Nations organization UNISCO “.

When I was browsing my Google news feed

My attention attracted to the Disale sir news. I read it carefully and I found interesting story of Disale sir.

Disale sir a zp teacher who work in primary school of a small village in solapur. He founded some Technics to make Quality education accessible easily through smartphone. That is he coded barcode on books from which students scan it and enjoy creative lectures.

He worked hard for his students.

According to Disale sir :

“ 1. Creative learning is most important

2. Adding some new technology in education makes students learning enjoyable.

3. He also said learning must be based on practical education and experience.

4. First priority of a teacher is students and their education and then their community.

5. Disale sir said “ add something crazy things in education which makes education very creative for the students.

Ranjit Disale is the best example of best teacher of India.

Every teacher in India learn from Ranjit Disale. How he worked hard for his students beyond the textbook.

I am really proud of Ranjit Disale sir.

I am unfortunate because I must be learn under his teaching. But it’s ok ! It’s very exciting….. journey of Disale sir…. 👍

Expecting more teachers of maharashtra must follow innovation and apply new innovation in your teaching. Teach your student practically and give them exciting experience of learning.

#RanjitDisale #GlobalTeacherPrize2020
Tools To Help Improve and Enhance Distance Learning
By: Marilyn Gardner
Tags: Distance Learning, Students, Marilyn Gardner Milton, Teachers, Education

Because of Covid, 2020 has become a year where students are doing more learning from home than ever before. Some students have to remain at home. Some are doing a mixture of online learning and learning at home. As a result, there are some tools that teachers may need that will help them.

One tool that is recommended is “Quizizz.” This is a site that has online learning games. This site has games for almost any topic. The games include activities that re-enforce the lesson and allow players to find out how well they’re doing. The lessons these games teach are individually paced as well.

“Bamboozle” is yet one more gaming site. Students play in teams. They can pick a question and talk to each other in order to arrive at the correct answers.

“Quill” allows students to learn grammar. In order to get additional practice when needed, “Quill” recommends the appropriate practice lessons.

The Math Sites:

For those students who are math-challenged, there are online sites for that as well.

“Google Slides” is free and it’s simple to use. The questions let students use third-party applications that let them insert screen shots that show the work they did. This allows teachers to observe and modify the answers.

“The Math Learning Center” lets students interact with things that are familiar to them. Teachers are able to customize things. They can create their own problems. This encourages flexible thinking that lets students find different ways to understand a problem.

“Flip Grid:” This website is exceptional because it offers back-and-forth video dialog among students. “Flip Grid” allows for collaboration.

“Peardeck” offers immediately visible replies from students. It works well with “Google Slides.”

Tools That Make It Easier:

These tools are useful to online instructors who need to add to their lessons. They provide teachers with solid support.

“Padlet” lets students learn from one-another. The instructor can upload the content and give the students feedback. It has something called an “image search option.”

“Kahoot” is yet another supportive tool. It can help an instructor to wrap things up.

“Wordwall” has lots of content to support teachers with.

Whatever needs fit your lessons, there are tools available online to help enhance lessons and learning.

Originally published to marilyngardnermilton.org
Conrad J. Storad, Author of the upcoming "Story Monsters Among Us: A Brief History of Human Storytelling"
By: Linda Foster Radke
Tags: Authors, Storytelling, Storyteller, Books, Teachers

We are excited to help get the word out about

Conrad Storad’s newest book!

Inspiring the Next Generation of Storytellers

Do you remember the first story that inspired you? The first storyteller who sparked your love of learning? The first story that shocked, saddened, or moved you? People love to tell stories. We love to listen to stories. We love to read stories. We love to watch stories. Stories have been a part of us from the very beginning. Why? The answer is simple. Humans are storytelling creatures. Our ability to create and share stories sets humans apart. Storytelling helps form the foundation for all human teaching and learning. We can’t help ourselves. We love to tell stories.

“I’ve been working on this book off and on for almost six years. The writing finally came together during this pandemic. I consider it to be my ‘legacy’ work. I hope to write many more books before I’m done. But if I don’t, I will be very proud of this one as a final effort. You can help us get the book into the hands of teachers and librarians and readers of all ages. Stay safe wherever you are!”

— Conrad J. Storad, Author of the upcoming “Story Monsters Among Us: A Brief History of Human Storytelling"
Successful person is hard working for any time
By: Bhavesh Kumar
Tags: Father, Teacher, Working, Successful, Student

Successful person is hard working for any time
Thank you for putting these words out there!
By: Rice
Tags: Children, Advice, Teachers, Parenting, Schools

Thank you for putting these words out there!

As a fellow teacher (7th year), much of what you said about burnout is true. Normally, I have this moment of reckoning right around Spring Break until the worry fades away. This year is different.

I’d like to tack on that many leaders within districts are either willingly or passively maintaining the status quo. And that just isn’t reasonable.

Admin and district leadership everywhere are showing how good they are at enforcing requirements, but failing to challenge broken systems.
Introducing Toolkit Collections
By: Ryan Ingram
Tags: Special Education, Distance Learning, Toolkit Updates, Teachers, Learning

Introducing Toolkit Collections

Toolkit Collections marks the beginning of a new way that we empower teachers to help ALL students succeed. We have always had research-based resources and training that teachers access to individualize goals and instruction, but now, Toolkit Collections places important research alongside ready-to-use strategies and resources.

This means teachers can learn frameworks like Marzano’s 6-Step Process for teaching vocabulary, and access the resources that support it from the same resource. Like many of the features in Toolkit, we want to take the guesswork out of accessing appropriate resources. A major aspect of curating resources that actually improve outcomes is knowing what resources to avoid. The work behind Toolkit Collections ensures that only the right resources are included for proper implementation of the frameworks.

The initial release covers three subject areas, access the pages below:

You can also access these pages from the “recent posts section” of the Toolkit homepage.

It’s our goal to equip teachers with the tools they need to thrive. We will continue to make meaningful updates to our tools so teachers can ensure that ALL students succeed.
How to become teacher in india
By: Nikita Salvi
Tags: Teaching, Blogging, Blog, Teachers, Education

how to become teacher in india ? — Complete information about how to become a teacher.

Whenever it comes to a good career and profession, teaching is given the highest rank there. Learn how to become a teacher in this article, complete information in Hindi and Teacher.

Teacher status is always high in the country and society. Being a teacher is a matter of pride in itself and many people dream of experiencing this pride. But there are many people who do not know how to prepare to become a teacher, Teacher Ka Course Kitne Saal Ka Hota Hai.

Are you also willing to guide the children of the country as a teacher? But do not know the eligibility (qualification), syllabus, degree, exam details, salary, and to become a government teacher to become a teacher in India, you have reached the right place.

List of topics

In this article you will learn

Should you be a teacher

Teacher kaise bane

Teacher check

What to do to be a teacher

Which subject is required to graduate to become a teacher:

Which course should be taken to become a teacher:

Teacher test

TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) :

CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test):

adjusted to become a teacher

Teacher’s salary

how to become teacher in india

In this article you will learn Complete guidance for how you can make a career in the field of teaching by becoming a teacher.

After the 12th book, we will process to become a teacher and become a teacher.

What subject and degree will be required to become a teacher.

Should you be a teacher or how to become teacher in india

It is important to identify yourself first before knowing how you can become a teacher. Do you have all the qualifications a teacher should have? Such as –

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