Spread the loveThis article was written by Chris Berdik Avatars, robots, elves are being invented to become virtual pupils, to help students learn by teaching What do a precocious computer elf, a math-loving avatar and a robot with terrible handwriting have in common? They’re all digital spins on the educational theory of learning-by-teaching. Decades of studies have shown that students learn a subject better when asked to help another learner. Traditionally, this meant taking the time to pair off students into peer-tutoring arrangements. Now, education researchers at about a dozen universities around the world are trying to supercharge the idea […]

Spread the loveImagine a school where every teacher embodies the characteristics of a different Avenger. From teaching math to battle strategies, these teachers have taken the superhero world by storm. Let’s explore who they would be: 1. Iron Man (Science Teacher): This teacher’s superpower lies in their brilliant mind and advanced knowledge of science. With an eccentric personality, they make learning complex scientific concepts both fun and engaging. Students love their creative experiments and innovative teaching methods. 2. Captain America (History Teacher): As the embodiment of patriotism and honor, this teacher instills a sense of pride in students as they […]

Spread the loveIntroduction The Latin phrase “et cetera” (often abbreviated as “etc.”) has been widely used in the English language for centuries. It means “and other things” or “and so on,” and is often employed to indicate that a list or sequence continues beyond the items explicitly mentioned. Mastering the concept and usage of “et cetera” empowers students with an effective communication tool and helps them develop their critical thinking and language skills. This article explores how to teach students about “et cetera” through engaging techniques and real-life applications. Understanding the Concept 1. Introduce the meaning: Begin by providing your […]