Abstract The Socratic Method, originating from ancient Greece and attributed to the philosopher Socrates, is a form of dialogue-based learning that encourages participants to ask and answer questions in order to stimulate critical thinking and illuminate ideas. This article provides an in-depth understanding of this method, its historical success, and its relevance in modern-day teaching … Read more
Artificial intelligence has evolved significantly in the last few years. Today, it is possible to use AI to automate processes, compose articles, and even create unique works of art. While the technology isn’t perfect yet, students can benefit greatly from using AI for homework. It can empower students who are studying a new language, preparing … Read more
Although the SMART Goals framework was originally used in corporate leadership, it is now commonly used in education. The template can help professors identify specific goals. Typically, students use the SMART framework to pinpoint academic and personal goals. Before moving forward, it is wise to learn more about the framework. Once the student has gained … Read more
Seeing a strange object in the sky can make someone question the meaning of what they are seeing. Most people understand that a black cat crossing their path in the UK could lead to good luck, strangely enough, it means the opposite in the US. What about encountering a single black crow? What does it … Read more
A teacher’s job is a never-ending adventure. Teachers should continue working hard to improve themselves to give their students more opportunities to learn and develop. It is pertinent to focus on key professional development topics that will further develop one’s teaching skills. The primary topics fit into several categories, such as digital instruction, leadership, and … Read more
Teacher attitude can have a positive or negative impact on students in all grade levels. Students as young as preschoolers tend to mimic their teachers’ behaviour. Being a positive role model by exhibiting a positive attitude will go a long way in building strong teacher-student relationships. Educators need never forget that their students are watching … Read more
SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. A SWOT analysis is a planning technique that is used to help identify and assess each part of the SWOT framework in a business, project or even an individual, allowing you to respond accordingly and plan for the future. This article will cover the Threats aspect of … Read more
Abstract This article delves into the significance and application of SWOT analysis, a crucial tool for business, marketing, teaching and individual self-assessment. Originated in the 1960’s by Albert Humphrey, SWOT, originally known as the SOFT analysis, evaluates strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of an entity, be it an organisation or an individual. While businesses employ … Read more
Students are provided with 3 working programs, along with the source code. Each of the programs approaches the task of breaking the password in different ways. Students are expected to run the programs, evaluate each of the programs and explain how the programs work. The first method is very straightforward, easy to understand and has … Read more
When sharing resources with my colleagues there are 4 methods that I utilise beyond verbally discussing resources. The first is the staff portal where I can upload any resources that I don’t want students to see but still wish to share with colleagues. The second method is to upload all resources to the student portal; … Read more
