Spread the loveIn the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers around the world have been thrust into the unfamiliar realm of online learning. This abrupt transition has posed numerous challenges for educators, students, and parents alike. With the next few weeks of online learning looming ahead, it’s important to acknowledge that perfection is not the goal. Teachers have always been resilient, adaptable, and resourceful, and these qualities are now being put to the test more than ever. The transition to online learning has forced educators to quickly learn new digital tools, reimagine lesson plans, and find innovative ways to engage […]

Spread the loveIn today’s educational landscape, students must learn about the intricacies of language and grammar, which includes understanding when to capitalize certain words. One common question students may ask is whether or not to capitalize the word “amendment” in various contexts. This article will explore this issue and provide guidance for educators on how to best teach this concept to their students. Why Teach About Capitalizing “Amendment”? It is crucial for students to develop strong grammatical skills and understand the nuances of language usage. Familiarizing them with capitalization rules is part of building these skills and will benefit them […]

Spread the loveMathematics is one of the most important subjects that students learn in school. It helps students in many aspects of their lives, including problem-solving, decision-making, and critical thinking. One essential concept that students learn in math is about factors. Factors are the numbers that divide a given number evenly, and teachers can teach this concept to K-12 students through age-appropriate activities and discussions. For younger students, teachers can use manipulatives such as blocks, counters, and other concrete objects to demonstrate the concept of factors. Students can be grouped into pairs, and each group can be given a set […]