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In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, traditional schools are facing a challenge. The education system must keep up with the ever-evolving needs and demands of students if it wants to prepare them for  future success .     Fortunately, there are several innovative ideas that can transform traditional schools into 21st century learning hubs, where students can thrive and develop the skills necessary to excel in the modern world.   Read Also:  Discovering The Top 5 Mathematics Books for Grade Kids   1. Embrace Technology: In order to transform traditional schools, it is crucial to fully embrace technology and integrate it into the curriculum. This means using digital devices, such as tablets and laptops, to enhance teaching and learning. It also involves incorporating online resources, educational apps, and interactive platforms that allow students to engage with content in a more dynamic and personalized way. 2. Project-based Learning: Traditional ...

This is  Part Five   of the five different series article on the difference between a teacher and a tutor with the goal of improving your child’s performance at school. In our previous lessons, we learned about whom a teacher is, who a tutor is, how we usually come into contact with teachers and tutors and how they differ. If you haven’t already read through this, I suggest you do so. Start from here: ·         What Is The Difference Between A Teacher And A Tutor? - ( Part 1   |  Part 2  |  Part 3  |  Part 4 ) In this lesson, we want to focus on how classroom learning differs from private home tutoring. If you find this valuable, please share and/or comment below; also remember that we are given away a  freebie to all our new readers so make sure you will get to the end of this lesson to grab yours. The one most important question that is often asked by new student ...

In our previous two lessons we learned about who a teacher is, how we usually come into contact with teachers and highlights of what a real teacher should be.  We also learned about who a tutor is and how tutoring differs from teaching. If you haven’t already read through this, I suggest you start from here: ·          Who is a Teacher? ·         Who is a Tutor? In this article we want to look at what differentiate a tutor from a teacher and what this means in improving children’s performance. The following are few things that differentiate a Tutor and a Teacher: 1. Both a teacher, as well as a tutor, makes it easier for others to learn, but teacher works in a formal setting whereas a tutor helps individuals in an informal setting. 2. Teachers teach in classrooms, in schools, whereas tutors teach either at their place or at the place of the students. 3. A teacher takes up many ...

This is  Part One   of the five different series article on  The Difference Between a Teacher and a Tutor   with the goal of improving your child’s performance in school. In this article series you will learn: ·          Who is a teacher? ·          Who is a tutor? ·          8 things that differentiate a teacher from a tutor . ·          How classroom learning differs from private home tutoring. To get all the articles in this series,  Click here and join our mailing list for FREE. Have you ever been asked what the difference between teaching and tutoring is? Or what differentiates a tutor from a teacher before? Most of us come into contact with a teacher only when we are grown up sufficiently to be able` to sit and learn in a classroom environment. Teachers provide services in schoo...

For some time now most parents have been asking what it means to be homeschooled, reasons why one might want to consider this and how to get a good private tutor for this purpose and so in this article series, I would like to focus on each of these areas and then share my views on them. If you find this to be helpful. Please comment or share with your friends and love ones. Also, remember that we are given away a freebie at the end of this article, so make sure to get to the end and get yours. Homeschooling, also known as home education, is the education of children at home.  Homeschooling is usually conducted by a parent or tutor .  Many families use less formal ways of educating at home. "Homeschooling" is the term commonly used in North America, whereas "home education" is commonly used in the United Kingdom, Europe, and in many Commonwealth countries. When you learn reading, math and other stuff taught in school from your parents or ...

By second grade, your child is getting the hang of the school routine and is starting to be a more confident student. Second grade is a wonderful year of self-discovery and blossoming independence. In second grade most children practice the skills learned in earlier grades and begin to use them with ease. Some children who were not completely ready to understand all the material introduced in first grade may now be ready to master it. Second graders apply what they learned about the meanings of letters and numbers to the more complicated material, and begin to develop their analytical abilities even further. No two kids are alike, especially when it comes to hitting developmental benchmarks. But it helps to have a rough idea of which academic and social skills your child should acquire at his or her grade level. The following are suggestions to help you prepare your child for second grade. As you explore it, remember: ·         S...