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10 Strategies for Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

11/4/2020

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The Power of Children's Books (Part 1)

10/23/2020

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The Mind, Brain, and Relationships Triad

10/20/2020

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Watch this video for a brief introduction of this week's topic presented by neuroscientist Dr. Daniel Siegel!

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Multiple Intelligences (MI) and why schools must support them

10/6/2020

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Welcome back to the blog! This week, I will be discussing the theory of multiple intelligences (MI) from psychologist Howard Gardner and why schools must support all intelligences.

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A Glimpse Into the U.S. Education System: The Good, the bad, and the ugly

9/22/2020

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Overview: Welcome back, education enthusiasts! As a continuation of last week’s Facebook Live, I am delving deeper into my critique of the U.S. education system. So, this week, I am addressing the pros and cons of our education system that I have gathered from research and personal experience. Let’s get started!
 
Note: For a different angle on the U.S. education system, check out the video I pinned at the top of this post. This short animated film follows the story of a father and son and their experiences in an American workplace and school.

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10 Tips on How to Survive Virtual Learning

9/1/2020

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Overview: Welcome back, education enthusiasts! The new school year is upon us, and for those of us still stuck at home and who will continue down the “distance learning” rabbit hole, we face another year of uncertainty. 

​So, in this post, I will be introducing 10 tips and tricks that are the keys to surviving another unique school year. We’re all in this together!

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My Opinion on COVID-19 and Schools

8/18/2020

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How much are we willing to risk our children's education?

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Overview: Welcome back to the blog! In this post, I will explain my opinion on education during the COVID-19 pandemic and how schools should conduct learning.

Note: I am not a medical professional. I am sharing my opinion using reliable sources.
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Another note: Read about my Facebook Live event (Tuesday, August 25th) at the end of this post!

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The Myth of "Normal"

8/4/2020

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Overview: Welcome back, education enthusiasts! In this post, I will be unraveling the myth of “normal” in America’s schools.
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​Note: Please watch the video linked above! It is an amazing resource and Ted Talk that dives deeper into this myth.

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Intro to a new series: "50 Myths and Lies"!

7/28/2020

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“What is the cost of lies? It’s not that we mistake them for the truth. The real danger is that if we hear enough lies, then we no longer recognize the truth at all.” -- Valery Legasov

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Overview: Hello and welcome back to the blog! In this post, I will be introducing a new series that will reveal several truths on America's education system.

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"The Foundations of Lifelong Health" Breakdown

7/14/2020

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"A Vital and Productive Society with a Prosperous and sustainable future is built on a foundation of healthy child development." -- Harvard Center on the Developing Child

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Overview: Welcome back to the blog! In this post, I will be explaining why early childhood and early life are VITAL to lifelong health through a source from Harvard University. I will be defining 3 foundations of early development as well as discussing 4 research findings presented by this InBrief on lifelong development.
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