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Five Really Good Questions and Answers With The Latest Insider Secrets For Every Director.
Thank you for joining us today for our second edition of answering Quora Questions with Tina Adams. We chose the following five questions made by aspiring filmmakers and youth.
By 7 Art Distribution 4 years ago in Education
7 Ways to Make Writing Interesting For kids
1. Write a “ induce Me!” letter Writing is not just storytelling or writing books. There are numerous ways your child can use words, including trying to induce others to agree with her. You can help her exercise this type of jotting by letting her argue with you — in jotting!
By Shawn Jell4 years ago in Education
Our Teachers Deserve Our Gratitude
Over the past three school years, teachers had to adapt to unexpected conditions. Since March 2020, educators have had to switch to virtual, hybrid, and socially-distanced instruction to avoid the spread of COVID-19. These extraordinary times have tested teachers' capacity for flexibility. It has challenged their dedication through disruption while working in a profession where funding gaps, low salaries, and burnout are already prevalent.
By Mia Lepe4 years ago in Education
Education Is A Two Way Learning Street For Information Processing
Many of us do go through the student-educator cycle in various stages of our lives. When we’re children, we pack our bags for school, and we come into contact with various teachers who educate us on various different subjects, such as mathematics, history and chemistry.
By Dr Joel Yong4 years ago in Education
GiVE Culture
I come from a long line of givers. My mother was a school teacher, my grandmother fostered over 100 chidren in her lifetime, and my great grandmother was a nurse during World War 2. It comes as no suprise that my sister and I take after the heroic women in our family. My older sister, Shauna Felix, is the founder of GiVE Culture, a clothing brand with a powerful message, and I am a content creator, here to help brands like hers get attention. My mission as a content creator is to work with companies that are leaving a positive impact on our world, and to spread love, light, and positivity to humanity both online, and in my local community.
By Kahsia Solaire4 years ago in Education
To the Teacher who Gave Me Writing
Dear Ms. Peters (for that is how you are in my brain for all eternity), I can still remember my first day of sixth grade.
By Sarahmarie Specht-Bird4 years ago in Education
Letter To My Life Hero
To Mrs. Ward (Class Assistant Teacher) This is a letter from me to you just so you know that you changed a life due to your actions and kindness. Thank you for helping me in primary school, in year 3, when I was struggling.
By Mohsen Rauf4 years ago in Education
Learning to be a left-handed brain in a right-handed world
As a child, I was often told off for daydreaming, or for appearing not to listen, particularly at school. Actually, my brain was incredibly active, and I was acutely aware of what was going on around me.
By Karen Cave4 years ago in Education
What's Your Preferred Conditioning Method?
In the field of Psychology… Conditioning is the methodology utilized in order to adapt, modify, or mold behavior through teaching or training, as well as methods of learning or acquiring knowledge. Inherently, the two most common types of conditioning methods are known as:
By Megan Bald4 years ago in Education
Teaching the Other Side. Runner-Up in We Have a Dream Challenge. Top Story - February 2022.
Part 1: Last Year I teach middle school and junior high English, and I am fortunate enough to be able to create my own curriculum. I try to focus on what students will need in the future, and that includes a look at diverse perspectives.
By Alex Casey4 years ago in Education
The Teacher Who Saw Me: A Story of Belief and Transformation
It was an ordinary evening at tutoring class, yet that moment became one of the most defining of my life. Sitting across from my teacher, I found myself crying—not from fear, but from a deep sense of admiration and responsibility. For the first time, someone truly believed in me.
By Sergios Saropoulos4 years ago in Education
Finding your village
What they say is true. It does take a village to raise a child. In most cases, this village of helpers includes family, friends, neighbors, doctors, teachers, and other community members. But when you are not like most cases, and your child is a micro preemie born 4 months early at a little over a pound, you soon learn it is imperative to assemble a larger, more specialized village of a support team to help you guide your child to reach his potential.
By Maureen De Long4 years ago in Education