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 loveAre you looking for ways to teach students not to interrupt classmates during learning experiences? If so, keep reading. 1. Teach the learner about ADHD and the need to self-monitor behavior. 2. Teach yourself and others about ADHD to increase comprehension and accommodation of impulsive behavior. 3. Teach yourself and others about ADHD to increase comprehension and accommodation of excessive talking. 4. Urge the learner to avoid ingesting any substance (e.g., drugs, alcohol, cold remedies, etc.) that might further alter their capacity and ability to keep self-control. 5. Create challenges in designated tasks to increase interest and motivation. […]

Spread the loveThe Spanish colonization of Mexico is a pivotal moment in Latin American and world history. As teachers, it’s important to educate students about the colonization and its impact on the people and cultures of Mexico. Here are some ways to approach teaching this topic in your classroom: Start with the basics Before diving into the specifics of the colonization, it’s important to establish a foundation of knowledge about Mexico. This can include basic geography, history, and culture. Be sure to emphasize Mexico’s indigenous heritage and the diversity of its people. In addition, it can be helpful to discuss […]

Spread the loveReal leadership comes from knowing how and when to give power to others. That means letting go and letting others step in. Encouraging your staff to step up doesn’t make you less of a leader; it makes you a much better leader. Leadership of any kind is stressful. What if you could train for leadership using a set of tools and data that could help you take calculated risks without endangering anyone? According to a McKinsey Quarterly article, artificial intelligence may have the “potential to help you lead with clarity, specificity, and creativity.” AI can be taught to […]

Spread the loveTeaching students about old Spanish currency is a great way to introduce them to the rich history and culture of Spain. Understanding the old coins, their value and significance, helps students appreciate the evolution of money systems and their importance in trade and commerce. In Spain, the currency has undergone various changes over the centuries. The most famous of all is the Spanish silver coin, the ‘Real de a Ocho’ also known as the eight-real coin. It was minted in the 16th century and continued to be the primary currency in Spain until the early 19th century. The […]

Spread the loveAre you looking for ways to teach students to allow others to take part in activities? If so, keep reading. 1. Make sure that those students who are willing to take turns are not taken advantage of by their peers. 2. Make sure that other students are taking turns with the learner so a reciprocal relationship can be achieved. 3. Provide a realistic level of expectation for taking turns. 4. Get the learner to participate in a learning experience with one peer. As the learner shows success, slowly increase the size of the group. 5. Ascertain the peers […]

The Edvocate was created in 2014 to argue for shifts in education policy and organization in order to enhance the quality of education and the opportunities for learning afforded to P-20 students in America. What we envisage may not be the most straightforward or the most conventional ideas. We call for a relatively radical and certainly quite comprehensive reorganization of America’s P-20 system.

Spread the loveEffective school leadership is the process of effectively directing and managing a school or educational institution. It is essential for the student’s success. Effective school leadership is also necessary for maintaining a safe, healthy, and productive learning environment. Here are 7 amazing tips for effective school leadership: Be organized. Keep track of what is happening in your school: who is responsible for what, and make sure everyone knows what their responsibilities are. Prioritize the most important tasks. Be flexible. Be willing to change your plans, if necessary, in order to meet the needs of your students. Be communicative. […]

Spread the loveIntroduction Broomball is a fast-paced, engaging, and exciting sport that has been gaining popularity around the world. Played on ice with modified brooms and a rubber ball, Broomball offers a unique alternative to traditional ice sports like hockey. Teaching students about Broomball provides an opportunity to learn about teamwork, strategy, and the importance of physical fitness – all while having fun! Why Teach Students Broomball? 1. Builds Teamwork Skills: Like many other team sports, Broomball encourages students to work together effectively. By learning to communicate and cooperate, they develop essential teamwork skills needed for success in other areas […]

Spread the loveEffective school leadership is the process of effectively directing and managing a school or educational institution. It is essential for the student’s success. Effective school leadership is also necessary for maintaining a safe, healthy, and productive learning environment. Here are 7 amazing tips for effective school leadership: Be organized. Keep track of what is happening in your school: who is responsible for what, and make sure everyone knows what their responsibilities are. Prioritize the most important tasks. Be flexible. Be willing to change your plans, if necessary, in order to meet the needs of your students. Be communicative. […]