Month: July 2023

The Benefits Of Edtech To Our Students
technology in education

The Benefits Of Edtech To Our Students

- by Mary Lebowitz

Edtech has been changing the way we learn for a long time. But now, it’s taking over classrooms in a big way. And for good reason. The benefits of edtech are many, but there are five main ones that stand out above all others: efficiency, skipping the middleman, multidisciplinary skills, internet speed and connectivity. Let’s take a closer look at each benefit in more detail!

Efficient Learning

Education technology is helping students learn more efficiently.

Students can now learn at their own pace, in their own time and at their own place. This way of learning allows them to engage with the material in a more effective way that builds on previous knowledge while advancing new concepts as well.

Skipping the Middleman

The benefits of edtech are many, but one of the biggest is that it allows us to skip the middleman. Teachers can teach students directly and students can learn at their own pace in a way that’s convenient for them.

What does this mean? Well, it means we save money! We don’t need as many teachers because they’re not required to spend all day with each group of kids anymore–and everyone knows how expensive teachers are these days! So why not let technology do some work for us?

Multidisciplinary Skills

Edtech is a great way to help students learn how to use multiple skills. When you’re learning something new, it can be difficult at first because you’re not used to it. But as you practice and get better …

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Let's Get Mental About Education And Prevention
health education

Let’s Get Mental About Education And Prevention

- by Mary Lebowitz

Mental health issues are a growing concern in schools, but they’re not being addressed as they should be. Students who experience mental health problems often miss school or drop out altogether, which can lead to other problems later on in life. Here’s what you need to know about mental health issues in schools and how we can address them:

Students with mental health issues are more likely to drop out of high school.

Students with mental health issues are more likely to drop out of high school. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), students who drop out of high school are more likely to be unemployed, homeless, and in jail. They also have children at a younger age than those who graduate from college or complete their bachelor’s degree program.

In a survey conducted by NAMI among middle and high school students, 50% reported being depressed at some point during their lifetime; 31% had experienced an anxiety disorder; 24% had been diagnosed with an eating disorder; 11% experienced thoughts about suicide within the past year; 7% attempted suicide at least once in their lifetime–and these numbers have increased over time!

Students with mental health problems are more likely to be suspended from school.

Students with mental health problems are more likely to be suspended from school.

Studies have shown that students who are suspended from school for any reason are more likely to drop out of high school and experience other negative consequences such as poverty, unemployment …

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Best Remote Teaching Jobs
online education

Best Remote Teaching Jobs

- by Mary Lebowitz

Teaching is one of the most rewarding careers in the world, but it’s not for everyone. If you love teaching and want to reach students outside your local community, you may want to consider getting a remote teaching job. In this guide we’ll cover all aspects of finding the best remote teaching jobs from K-12 to higher education and corporate training.

Best Remote Teaching Jobs

Teaching online is a great way to earn money and be your own boss. You can teach at any time, from anywhere in the world!

Teachers who work remotely have the freedom to set their own schedules and work from home or anywhere else they choose. They don’t have to worry about commuting or other travel-related issues because everything can be done through video conferencing software like Skype or Zoom.

Remote teaching jobs often offer flexible hours so that you can fit them into your daily routine without much difficulty–but it’s still important for all remote teachers (especially those who are just starting out) to make sure they have enough time available each week so that they don’t burn out quickly from working too hard or straining themselves too much physically after long hours spent sitting at their computer screens!

Best Remote Teaching Jobs in K-12

Teaching jobs in K-12

Teaching jobs in higher education

Teaching jobs in corporate training

Teaching jobs in the military

Best Remote Teaching Jobs in Higher Education

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The Value of an Inclusive Education
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The Value of an Inclusive Education

- by Mary Lebowitz

Inclusive education is an educational approach that allows children with disabilities to participate in the classroom, get help if they need it, and receive the same quality of education as other students.

Inclusive education means providing access to education for all children, including those with special needs.

Inclusive education is about inclusion. It means providing access to education for all children, including those with special needs.

Inclusive education focuses on the individual child and their strengths, rather than on any deficits they may have due to their disability or difference. Inclusive classrooms are welcoming places where children learn from one another as peers rather than being segregated into separate groups based on ability level or disability status. In an inclusive classroom, all students can participate fully in the learning process and benefit from each other’s contributions; this approach helps develop positive attitudes about diversity among all members of society

Inclusive education recognizes that every child has the right to be educated in a school setting where they feel accepted and valued.

Inclusive education is a way to ensure that every child feels accepted and valued in their classroom. It’s also important for children to be included as part of the learning process, not singled out because they may have a disability or other needs that require special attention. Inclusive education promotes inclusion by providing teachers with training on how best to work with students who have disabilities, as well as tools such as modified curriculum materials (for example, books with …

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