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Four Effects of Collaborative Learning

by Grace Dickins

Collaborative learning is a teaching environment in which students are encouraged to work together. Instead of a typical set-up where lessons and discussions are teacher-led, a collaborative classroom has students working in small groups toward a common goal. Many educators believe that this type of...

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5 Arguments Against Using Electronics in the Classroom

by Christine Chadwick

Technology is omnipresent, so introducing it to the classroom seems normal. If students are supposed to learn real-world skills, shouldn't schools contain the same elements that students will see every day? However, not everything that's common is good. New technology can create difficulties for sch...

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Helping Your Child Understand Past, Present, and Future Tense

by Christine Chadwick

Using correct grammar is essential for understanding a language and being able to communicate effectively. For many children, verb tenses can be especially difficult to master. If your child is having difficulty with the past, present, and future, try some of the strategies discussed below to help h...

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The 3 Best Ways to Network in College

by Sara Vazquez Shaw

Networking can be integral in landing the right post-college job or internship. People who know the 'right' people can more easily get their foot in the door and land positions they desire. People who network can find new leads in the job market or even find connections to smooth the transition to g...

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Four Tips for Making up Assignments

by Sara Vazquez Shaw

In an ideal world, students would never miss class and would always get their assignments in on time. Occasionally, something unexpected comes up that interferes with school. If you miss class due to a medical emergency, a surprise job interview, or any other unforeseen circumstance, you may have an...

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