Improving Student Confidence: Tips for Teachers
Self-efficacy means believing in yourself to achieve goals. When students have self-efficacy, they’re more likely to take on tough challenges, work hard, and not give up easily. They think they can make things happen, and they don’t blame problems on outside things. This comes from improving student confidence.
Education in the 21st Century: The Purpose of Education in the New Era
Education and the purpose of education is an ever-evolving phenomenon, and it changes as per the needs of society and the outside world.
Revolutionizing Education: Unleashing the Power of New Age Instructional Techniques
One of the best qualities a teacher and an educator can have is a willingness to try new teaching strategies and techniques. Educators are now required to step out of their comfort zone of the traditional mode of teaching confined to classrooms.
Optimal Student Engagement: Where Student, Teacher and Content Meet.
Finding a rhythm where the students progress through relevant and challenging content—isn’t easy. But when the correct teaching technique is implemented in an effective learning environment student engagement can hit through the roof.
Learning and Activity Centres: Core of a Student’s Life
Learning and activity centres in each classroom would help build up a positive and productive learning environment in the classroom. Students also feel a sense of belonging because of more camaraderie in small groups and increased student-student positive relationships.
