Are you thinking of becoming a teacher? Or are you looking for ways to become more successful in your teaching career? Well, you should note that teaching is not that…
Technology in Classrooms: Pros and Cons
Student learning is an area with enormous potential to benefit from information technology. Information dissemination is, after all, a core strength of today’s technology. And technology offers versatile platforms to…
How to Handle Bad Student Behavior
A classroom brings together all sorts of students, both well and badly behaved. The latter need special attention to usher them back on the path to good behavior. If you’re…
6 Tips on How To Engage Students
Creating an engaging learning environment can be a challenge at times for any classroom teacher. But you really want your students to be engrossed in the subject you’re teaching. When…
Top 10 Christian Colleges and Universities
If you’re interested in teaching religious studies, a popular path is to do a faith-related degree with a Christian college or university. Here are some good choices to consider for…
Plagiarism Checkers for Teachers
With the incredible (and rapidly growing) volume of information available online, plagiarism is a real issue for teachers to deal with. Students can save tremendous amounts of time by copying…
How to Become a Classroom Teacher
Every teacher takes on professional responsibility for the education of others. Teachers are trained and equipped with skills to foster education and development in students of all ages. To become a classroom teacher in…
10 College FAQs for Future Teachers
1. I know I need a college degree to be a teacher, but what do I major in? The answer to this question actually varies by state. In many cases,…
How to Manage a Class Effectively
Managing the classroom effectively is one of the teacher’s most important jobs and perhaps the most difficult, especially for new teachers. It can be a struggle even for veteran teachers…
How to Use Videos in the Classroom
Videos for classroom learning! Is it really that effective? That's a question that many teachers often find themselves asking. Well, have you ever wondered why it's so easy to remember…