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1. Global linkages of ISME January 25, 2010 With the way technology is evolving and by the current rate of India’s growth, the new-age managers have to be prepared to face any challenges thrown at them. This kind of learning becomes a part of managers only if the institutions devise new and interesting ways to impart knowledge. International School of Management excellence (ISME) is definitely a college that has a unique pedagogy which is both interesting and thought provoking. As a part of the program, students undertake courses designed and offered at some of thetop business schools in the world. The Harvard Business School Publi... (read more) Author: Grove Seey

2. What Is E-Learning? January 05, 2010 E-Learning is defined as an electronic learning. It is an improved and enhanced means of learning things in a better and convenient way. Earlier learning was subjected to older means such as reading books, sitting in a classroom or listening to teacher. But electronic learning provides all these things restricted to one click of the mouse at your own will. It entitles all the comfort you need to learn specific things at home or at any far flung place. It is a type of pedagogy that is totally user oriented. Internet plays a decisive role in providing you all the knowledge. It is the massive dat... (read more) Author: Hillery Thomson

3. Assessment through Interactive response systems December 29, 2009 An interactive response systems enhances the pedagogy of learning. Interactive response systems help students in their understanding of subject through enjoyable and motivating manner. It helps in focusing of individual student. The Interactive response systems has a main trainer handset, set of student handsets, wireless receiver and presentation software. A teacher asks questions like true/false, yes/no, multiple choice questions etc from his handset with help of presentation software and student respond to questions by pressing keys on their handset. Teacher makes their own question slides... (read more) Author: Mitesh Singh

4. Careers in Education Administration December 16, 2009 Education Administration is the administration / management of institutions aimed to nurture pedagogy and student learning. These institutions include public and private schools, colleges, or universities, technical education, and industry sponsored institutions among others. Constant increase in number of students’ learning and development of academic standards has driven the demand for educational professionals who have the desired experience to manage a school setting efficiently and effectively. Jobs in Education Administration require Master’s or a Doctorate in a concerned field and must... (read more) Author: kartik kakar

5. E-Learning System for Effective Learning Environment October 12, 2009 E-Learning system is defined as electronically empowered pedagogy. In simpler words, e-learning system is a term used for all types of technology-enhanced learning. The mode of this system is internet-based, mainly digital technologies. Engaging and interacting with learners through Internet-based technologies is what interactive e-learning is all about. It is used to deliver training courses to students and employees. Today in most universities, interactive e-learning is used to offer distance learning programmes for students. Typically, the students of these courses have no access ... (read more) Author: Adolph Paul

6. What is Learning? Can We Learn Better Than Apes Do? - Part 1 September 02, 2009 We can all Learn-and transform our brain in the process. That's the message in this Interview-Part 1 (out of 2) from Dr. James Zull, Professor of Biology and Biochemistry at Case Western University, Director of UCITE (The University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education), and Professor of a Human Learning and The Brain class. Dr. Zull loves to learn. And to teach. And to build connections. He has spent years building bridges between neurobiology and pedagogy, as a result of which he wrote The Art of Changing the Brain: Enriching the Practice of Teaching by Exploring the Biology of Le... (read more) Author: naval sharma

7. Mechanics of experiential education in K12 July 21, 2009 Today, competent and competitive businesses don’t succeed using ideas or technology from yesterday. K12 schools are no different. The makeup of classrooms varies considerably from the past: students are digital, a growing number express restless behaviors, and class sizes swell as schools struggle with shrinking budgets. Experiential education, as I used it teaching high school science, is an excellent method to combat lethargic learning behaviors and support students in building critical thinking skills, i.e., lifelong learner habits. Experiential education (EE) naturally occurs durin... (read more) Author: Steu Mann

8. How to uncork creative instruction July 08, 2009 Effective teaching and learning opposes the drive-thru mentality our culture broadcasts. K12 teachers with learning going-on in their classes are capturing student attention with innovative strategies and engaging material. My intention with this article is to equip educators with three easy to implement strategies. I’ve used them and so have thousands of other successful teachers. But, putting them into service without laying the foundation fundamentals won’t do much good. I’ve journeyed in successful careers covering business and education. Both endeavors have unique and specific foun... (read more) Author: Steu Mann

9. Teachers: free & potent - 27 resources to juice lesson skills June 30, 2009 July is almost here, summer break is in full burn. Well deserved, it's time away from the office - no students, administrators, or cajoling parents. Yet, it's worthwhile to peek at the hill looming on the horizon. I have some quick and easy professional development ideas you can peruse from the comfort of your lawn chair to ease the climb. Why? I think they'll satisfy that thirst for improving your teaching skills without taking dollars from your pocket, and they won't reduce your leisure time. Heck, you can even use 'em to fulfill yo... (read more) Author: Steu Mann

10. Can Pedagogic Analysis be anathema? June 09, 2009 During the recent secondary level Curriculum revisions in God’s Own Country, some Teacher Educators were invited to participate in a discussion on finalizing the Secondary Curriculum transaction. One of the representatives of the body of ‘scholars’ dispatched by the agency assigned the task of Secondary Curriculum revision, during discussions, cut short a participant’s attempt at discussing ‘Pedagogic Analysis’. The gentleman opined that ‘Pedagogic Analysis’ has no place in the Constructivist Curriculum! A Clinical Psychologist-cum-Teacher Educator present during ... (read more) Author: Chandrasekharan Praveen

11. History of Bauhaus Furniture: BAUHAUS 1919 -1933 August 26, 2008 The origins of Bauhaus were far from the earlier methods of education in industrial art, art proper and architecture. Its program was based on the newest knowledge in pedagogy. The idealistic basis of Bauhaus was a socially orientated program: ?- an artist must be conscious of his social responsibility to the community, ?- on the other hand, the community has to accept the artist and support him. But above all the intention of Bauhaus was to develop creative minds for architecture and industry and thus influence them so that they would be able to produce artistically, technically and practica... (read more) Author: Gloabalad Solutions

12. Students: How To Write A Research Paper March 16, 2008 I have had the privilege of being a teacher for almost three decades, and involved in pedagogy for more than 36 years. During those years I have taught younger students, teens, preparatory academy and most recently college and university aged students. For me, it was a constant challenge keeping lessons fun, interactive and rewarding for each learner. As my classes focused on older students, making the gradual change from young to older, I noticed a constant that each age group of students became overwhelmed by: how to write a research paper. Initially, I thought nothing of the response I ... (read more) Author: Emma Wickham

13. How to instill confidence in children? November 27, 2007 LESSONS ON VIRTUES What parents should NEVER DO: Fragment from the methodology of the PROJECT Kind Book: Educational books for children: a unique approach to Education ... There is no set formula on how to raise children. Each child is different. Each child is unique, so parent's relationships with their children are unique. There are things which are counter productive when talking with a child. It is question of what parents should not do under any condition. If we want to bring up the child with a good understanding of moral values and a good discipline, we, must first de... (read more) Author: Lilia Parker

14. Course for Italian-Language Teachers at Leonardo da Vinci School in Italy October 29, 2007 On the 5 of November the "Course for Italian-Language Teachers" will starts at Leonardo da Vinci School in Florence. The main purpose of this course is to support you as Italian-language-teacher by bringing your theoretical knowledge and teaching methods up to date. The training course focuses on current facts so as to refresh to all the partecipans their socio-economic and political knowledge of Italy. This course is specifically designed for Italian-language teachers who are italian native speakers and for those who are not. The course is divided into three parts and an apprentice... (read more) Author: Katia Baroncelli

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