We’re sure many of us are familiar with this new technology since its birth in late 2022. We have also personally tried it out! So let’s just cut to the chase, shall we? ChatGPT has stirred up a lot of heated debates and discussions on social media. Many others voiced their personal opinions on this AI technology. Today we will be discussing the positive and negative impacts of ChatGPT on students and how schools can embrace it. Or if they should?
Read More »You’ve gone through all the training and learned all the theory that you need to get started as a teacher. Now, you have your own class and real life children to teach. It’s a daunting prospect, to say the least. As a new teacher, you are likely to make some mistakes along the way. If you’re aware of the most common mistakes new teachers make, though, you can avoid them.
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It is important to start instilling gratitude from a young age. Some easy tips for teaching gratitude to children at school is by teaching them to say thank you to the people who help them out with doing things. This helps to show appreciation to others.
These efforts should definitely start from home. Parents can begin by telling their children why they are grateful for them. They can talk about the things they are grateful for and ask their kids to list down the things they are most grateful for. The key is to be consistent with showing gratitude and appreciation, so they know it is a regular practice and not only done on rare occasions.
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As it draws close to the end of the year, it is important to recall the good memories and reflect on lessons learned this past year. Going to school is not only for students to gain new knowledge and finish the syllabus but also it helps sharpen their communication skills as well as build good relationships with their teachers and peers. Perhaps maybe some end-of-the-year activities for your students?
It is also beneficial for parents to get involved with school activities. It helps parents to build strong relationships with teachers and other staff. When parents and teachers have strong relationships, children get many academic and social benefits in return.
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With the Fifa World Cup being hosted this year in Qatar, soccer aka football has been on a lot of people’s minds. It is one of the most famous men’s soccer tournaments in the world! If you are one of the soccer fans, perhaps you may want to add in the festive celebration for your students to enjoy.
It can be a time to teach your students about the World Cup, get students to find the love of the game, and of course, those that already love it will be excited to be a part of it! You may even score ‘Best Teacher’ for it!
There are many different subjects that can be taught with the FIFA World Cup theme, ranging from history, geography, art, science, English, and, don’t forget, physical education. Let’s take a look at some of the interesting activities we found!
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