The Ministry of Education confirmed in a total of 100 and more schools will be teaching the Chinese language from next year. The coming academic years will be planning to have the Chinese language taught in year 9, 10, 11, 12 to students and even at extra after-school activities. As China has become a… Read more »
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Why it’s essential for educators to get enough sleep?
Are getting sufficient amount of sleep? Sleep is fundamental for your physical and mental health to process with ease as a human. If you are sleep deprived, it can lead to many risks that most teachers don’t even know about. Keep reading this article to adjust your sleeping pattern and not be that teacher… Read more »
Using Praise Correctly in Classroom
Praising students is a great way to show your recognition towards them of their hard work but if given too much when they are not completing their work to full standards can be discouraging. This is an excellent way to nurture their confidence and motivate them to do better. There’s often misunderstanding in how… Read more »
How to Survive School as a Teacher
Is it getting exhausting? Hold on, you can do this! Only two weeks until your summer break. You can get back to everything with a fresh mind next term. Focus on the important tasks for now. Save the excessive activities for next year The creative PowerPoints presentations and difficult collaborative tasks can wait till next… Read more »
Emirati Students Banned from Attending Low Performing Schools
Schools in the Northern Emirates region have been confirmed as weak and underachieving schools. Emirati students have been prevented from attending 47 private schools that have a very low ranking and poor status in comparison to good – high performing schools. This action has been taken to stop students from achieving an education at… Read more »
The best qualities of successful teachers
1.      Knowledge of your students This is an important quality in teachers to know how their students learn at their own growth level and being aware of their differences and abilities. Each learner has its own time to develop; their own targets to meet. Understanding that is very essential in teaching to be able… Read more »
American University provides 100 Scholarships in the Emirates
American University in the Emirates is a private institution based in Dubai; was established in 2006 as of high demand for an advanced education system in the region. These scholarships are estimated to be worth DH20 million in total. The statement is in the mark with the Year of Zayed programmes with the private… Read more »
How to Develop your Leadership Skills in Teaching
Leadership skills are important for schools, university if you’re in a teaching career planning to work for a leadership role. Good leaders are important in education to motivate and encourage others. To become a good leader and improve your skills, you would want to follow these different ways to strengthen your abilities. 1.      Participate… Read more »
Why are teacher’s blamed for students learning?
Today, people believe that teachers are to be blamed for their children’s learning. This has caused a heat in the education world and caused many teachers to be furious and confused to when did this start to happen. Back in the days, the students will get blamed by parents for not performing well academically and… Read more »
Negatives of Breaking a Contract
It’s hard to apply for teaching positions overseas as you are unsure if it’s reliable or not. Some teachers will apply happily assuming it’s a trustworthy school but when they move abroad, they are faced with the false reality. Certain schools will advertise incorrect information to just bring qualified teachers in any way possible… Read more »