It’s a tricky time for teachers and parents, especially if you’re looking after young children. How should you explain what’s going on, and how should you answer the many questions kids are likely to have about COVID-19? It’s hard enough to put our own minds at ease when we don’t know how the situation will… Read More
Considering adding a canine to your school roster this year? Studies show therapy dogs make a big impact on childhood education, especially in terms of social emotional learning in young kids. While you’ll need to be sure the pros outweigh the cons in your particular situation, therapy dogs are becoming a popular choice for classrooms… Read More
According to a recent Independent UK article, curious children ask an average of 73 questions per day. Half of those questions many parents struggle to answer, often turning to Google or making something up on the spot. All this questioning begs a question: why do children ask so many questions, and how can parents and… Read More
Certain you want to be an educator but not so sure what kind? Not everyone is destined for the classroom or lecture hall. There are many paths you can take, leading to different instructional roles from administrator to principal to childhood educator to adult tutor. You can even teach online full-time. The possibilities are endless…. Read More
It is easier than it’s ever been to start your own business. Whether you want to go into digital marketing, lifestyle and wellness coaching, or blockchain development, building a business no longer requires a traditional MBA. Today, you only need a website and a basic knowledge of how to run a business to launch yours… Read More
If you’re an educator, you may have wondered who conducts research on higher education in Australia, and how. Where can you read the latest statistics, and which research journals are reliable? We’re here to share that information with you. First off, the Department of Education Research and Economic Group is responsible for statistics on higher… Read More