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Breaking Through to the Quiet Students

Breaking Through to the Quiet Students

by spatterson | Jan 22, 2021 | education, stephen patterson

As a teacher, you walk a constant tightrope of educating all students under your wing and making sure that outliers don’t miss out on the joys of learning. The responsibilities of educating a child belong to the parents, the educators, and the child themself. Without...
Reaching Your Students Beyond Education

Reaching Your Students Beyond Education

by spatterson | Dec 26, 2020 | education, stephen patterson

One of the main reasons people pursue a career in education is to make a positive difference in young peoples’ lives. This purity of motive has become harder in recent years, with a Common Core curriculum dictating lesson plans’ boundaries and making schools adhere to...
The Qualities of a Successful Educator

The Qualities of a Successful Educator

by spatterson | Nov 30, 2020 | education, stephen patterson

We all have that one teacher who made a huge impact on our lives, either through pure determination and encouragement or by finding a fun way to teach us that made us understand a topic. Studies have proven that a positive learning experience at a young age leads to...
The Best Leadership Styles for Education

The Best Leadership Styles for Education

by spatterson | Oct 30, 2020 | education, stephen patterson

Leadership is commonly defined as the ability to influence or guide others. It’s a way of implementing plans and providing direction in order to motivate people towards a desired goal. The methods vary, not just because people’s inherent methodologies are unique but...
The Educational Benefits of No Homework

The Educational Benefits of No Homework

by spatterson | Oct 1, 2020 | education, stephen patterson

Psychologists and school professionals have long-discussed the idea of homework and whether or not it’s more of a hindrance than a necessary evil. The concept of repetition in order to learn things is hotly debated, just like the complex relationship that lies between...
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