Are you a school leader who wants to grow the school's impression? Are you an aspirant or experienced teacher who wants to improve in your teaching profession? Do you have lots of doubts about what kind of roles you need to fulfil to become the best teacher? Then explore our comprehensive and complete guide on role of teachers in the progress of schools. ...

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Social skills are one of the many soft skills that are highly prized in today’s world. When a child masters these skills from a very early age, they will be much more independent and confident. However, fostering social skills in students can be a daunting task for teachers if they are not aware of the correct process for teaching social skills. Thus, we bring you 5 tips to ease your pain and create a more inclusive classroom. ...

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Task-based learning is a method to language learning where students are given communicating tasks to complete. It is an answer to student engagement in a classroom. Know what TBL consists of, examples and limitations in this blog. ...

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All higher-level activities in a school are supervised by the principal. This blog explains how to differ from other educators who also want to become future school leaders. Though most school principals start as teachers before moving into organizational positions, that’s not the only path you can take. Here is a step-by-step guide. ...

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It is a fact that students who have still not been diagnosed with any kind of learning disabilities may be missing out on services and support during distance learning. A four-step process called Notice, Observe, Talk and Engage (N.O.T.E.) will enable the parents to get acquainted with the patterns in a child’s behavior, as well as encourage language reciprocity between the parents and the school. ...

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It is a classic psychological approach to teaching a child by experiencing how calming down heals every anguish and harsh feeling. It helps a kid to build the neural circuits to calm themselves more readily. While pacifying an upset child, her/his body releases soothing hormones and neurotransmitters, that in turn strengthen those self-soothing neural networks. ...

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