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What Parents Need to Know About Their Teen’s Sexual Activity

As your child gets older, it’s very likely that they will start experimenting with sexual activity. In fact, many teenagers these days are engaging in sexual activities before the age of 18 (the legal age of consent). It’s not uncommon to learn about your child’s sexual involvement from another parent, or from their partner. However, […]

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The dangers of inhalants and huffing among teenagers

The Dangers of Inhalants and Huffing among Teenagers

Inhalants and huffing can be incredibly dangerous when they are abused, but many teenagers don’t realize the dangers these substances pose. There are many reasons you should never try to use these substances as some of them can cause life-threatening injuries and even death in some cases. To prevent inhalant abuse among teens, you must

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21st century teachers:the special skill you need to succeed

21st Century Teachers: The Special Skill You Need to Succeed

If you’re a teacher, the world has changed dramatically since you first started in the profession decades ago. Now, there are many technologies you can use to help your students learn and develop their own skills—from online video lessons to online tutoring and everything in between. You might not have been ready for all of

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Student-centered learning and teaching process :how to make it work for you

Student-centered learning and teaching process: How to make it work for you.

Student-centered learning and teaching process is not just the latest trendy educational buzzword; it’s an effective teaching and learning strategy that can help students become engaged, active learners. Through student-centered learning, teachers can create an interactive environment that encourages students to take control of their own learning process by making decisions about what they want

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Self-assessment vs peer assessment :which is more effective

Self-Assessment vs. Peer Assessment: Which is More Effective?

When it comes to assessing student learning, instructors often must choose between two popular assessment methods: self-assessment and peer assessment. Each method has its own benefits and drawbacks; thus, the decision of which to use depends on factors such as the type of course being taught, the subject matter being covered, and the class structure

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How to keep your edge as an educator :continuous professional development

How to Keep Your Edge as an Educator: Continuous Professional Development

Your edge as an educator will not remain sharp if you do not continue to develop professionally and personally. In fact, if you don’t continually learn new skills, techniques, and strategies, you risk becoming irrelevant to your student’s needs and learning styles. While it may seem daunting at first, there are plenty of ways to

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How to curb immorality in schools :tips for parents and teachers

How to Curb Immorality in Schools: Tips for Parents and Teachers

Teachers and parents alike often struggle with how to address immorality in schools. Though many teachers do not want to risk their job by confronting immoral students, most agree that immorality in schools can be curbed with positive reinforcement and more effective systems of discipline in schools. Here are some tips on how to curb

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