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Weighted vs. Unweighted GPA: Pros and Cons for College-Bound Students

Choosing the right college can be daunting for high school students. With many factors to consider, prospective college-bound students must understand the differences between weighted and unweighted GPAs. Weighted GPAs are calculated differently than regular or unweighted GPAs and can give a student an advantage when applying to specific colleges. This article will review the […]

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The Best Way for Teachers to Communicate with Their Remote Learning Students

When we talk, we’d like to think that the person who we are talking to understand what we mean. That isn’t always the case and you know it. That’s why we take great pains in changing our intonation. And yet, as much as we want to pretend that we understanding all the nuances of communication,

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Unconventional Ways to Inspire Creativity in the Classroom

In a 2017 research, it was discovered that students were more creative in activities outside school. One potential reason for this so-called creativity gap is the structure and restrictions in schools. To beat this gap, teachers are encouraged to create a more laid-back learning environment where students are inspired to express themselves, think outside of

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There is No End in Learning: Why Professional Development is Important for Educators

Lawyers, doctors, pilots, engineers, businessmen, politicians — all these professionals were able to pursue their distinctive careers because of teachers. Without our beloved professors and advisers, there will be no one to teach us and hone our abilities and potentials. More so, teachers play a vital role in education. They are the ones responsible for

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An International Challenge: Teaching at in a Foreign Country

Long-haul international travellers make money during their travel by answering any job vacancies they can qualify for. But some take it a step further by applying for long-term positions covered by their visa terms. A favourite occupation among travellers is teaching—specifically, teaching English as a Second Language. Given the daily stress associated with teaching, why

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