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In an age that witnessed considerable support for social improvement, public schools often took center stage. By the 1830s, a chorus of reform-minded people began to sing the praises of free, tax-supported schools: Thaddeus Stevens, later a prominent Republican activist in Pennsylvania; Catharine Beecher, advocate of more educational opportunities for women; Caleb Mills, an evangelical minister who later became Indiana's leading common school advocate; and even notable Southerners, who faced the greatest opposition and whose efforts bore the least fruit. Enthusiasm for social improvement through education flourished. Since the turn of the century, countless pamphlets, speeches, reports, petitions, testimonials, newspaper editorials, books, and articles had promoted the importance of education in a republic. A few dozen educational periodicals also popularized the cause of learning by promoting a class-inclusive school system, especially for white children.

In Philadelphia, New York, and other cities, the editors of workingmen's newspaper - the voice of the skilled artisan minority - despaired over the fate of youth as apprenticeships declined and unskilled factory labor increased; they endorsed instituting a common system and eliminating the stigma attached to free schools. "I think that no such thing as charities should be instituted for the instruction of youth," wrote one articulate worker in the Mechanics' Free Press in Philadelphia in 1828. He favored free schools dependent not on "private charities" but "founded and supported by the government itself." One Ohioan added, "Unless the Common Schools can be made to educate the whole people, the poor as well as the rich, they are not worthy of the support of the patriot or the philanthropist." "Give to education... a clear field and fair play," said a recent immigrant in A Treatise on American Popular Education in 1839, "and your poor houses, lazarettos, and hospitals will stand empty, your prisons and penitentiaries will lack inmates, and the whole country will be filled with wise, industrious, and happy inhabitants. Immorality, vice and crime, disease, misery and poverty, will vanish from our regions, and morality, virtue and fidelity, with health, prosperity, and abundance, will make their permanent home among us.”

Born in an age when millennial ideals, such as universal peace and prosperity following Christ's imminent return to earth, influenced wide sectors of the population, the common schools became a useful barometer of the extensive social changes that transformed the nation before the Civil War. Cities, factories, and foreign immigration generated moral panic and social fears among many northern reformers, whose search for solutions to public ills centered on a more expansive public school system. Reflecting the contradictory passions of the reformers, schools not only favored greater access to literacy and academic study but simultaneously downplayed intellectual achievement by elevating the moral aims of instruction. America's ambivalent attitude toward the life of the mind and scholarship thus found expression in the nation's emerging school system, where character development and moral uplift took precedence even as lifeless instruction in academic subjects predominated. Setting a pattern that long endured, reform-minded citizens increasingly assumed that individual welfare and social progress depended on an extensive network of public schools.

william j. reese, america's public schools from the common school to "no child left behind"

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A Mistake, An Apology, And A Lesson On Feedback

Originally posted on TheEdublogger. Earlier today I sent an email out to the nearly one million educators on our Edublogs list. The subject line had an oh so embarrassing mistake. Here it is: Your invited! Free course on blogging with students Of course you caught it immediately. I did too, as soon as it landed in my inbox. Unfortunately for me, by that time, there was no way to ‘unsend’.…

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Post #1: Bringing Blogging into the Classroom

When thinking of a blog, many people's minds go straight to travel blogs or foodie blogs, but in the digital world today a blog can be a powerful tool for education that can impact and transform the learning experiences of students and teachers. The technology space of a blog has gained world-wide popularity by making it easier to search and collect documents, share thoughts in an open public space, and contribute to communities (Blogging for Informal Learning, 2011). Blogging has helped to provide a unique opportunity for students to not only reflect on their learning, but also develop essential skills such as communication, and learn about a new resource that will allow them to dive deeper in a content area. But how exactly can blogging be incorporated into the learning environment to help students expand their knowledge and skills? 

One of the many benefits of blogging within education is that it encourages student engagement. Throughout their educational journey, students have learned how to absorb information through demonstration, textbook, and notetaking. Students can use blogs to reflect on content lessons, share insights and experiences on a given topic, and document their findings. Within my culinary classroom using blogs could look like, having students create a blog post on a recipe, the culinary techniques used within it, the development of the recipe, and things that would change or add to the recipe in order to enhance it or make it unique to them. Making the documentations about a recipe will not only help to reinforce their understanding of the culinary techniques, but also will help them to develop other skills like critical thinking. 

The second benefit of blogging that I will be talking about is how it promotes collaboration within an educational setting. “In blog-supported environments, learners

learn to and begin to appreciate information sharing, idea exchange, and collaboration, which in turn contributes to student learning or professional development” (Learning through Blogging, 2017). When students create and use blogs within learning, they can comment on each other's posts and engage in discussions with one another. Through this discussion they can offer feedback, insight, experience, and ideas from a different perspective. It's important for students to learn how to communicate and collaborate properly, as they will use those skills in their future professional environments. 

Incorporating blogging into the learning environments is an easy, yet effective way to enhance the learning experience for students, through engagement, collaboration, and communication. So give it a try in your classrooms, and you might just be surprised at the creativity and insight it brings to your students and your classroom!

💡Additional Online Resources:💡

EduBlogs: A free, education-focused blogging platform designed specifically for students and teachers. Offers tools for creating class blogs, managing student posts, and encouraging collaboration.

What are Benefits of Student Blogging?: This article explores the benefits of blogging in education, offering practical strategies for incorporating it into various subjects and grade levels.

References: 

Blogging for Informal Learning: Analyzing Bloggers’ Perceptions Using Learning Perspective. (2011). Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 14(2), 149–160.

Learning through Blogging : Students’ Perspectives in Collaborative Blog-Enhanced Learning Communities. (2017). Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 20(2), 37–50.

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Blogging as a Tool for Expanding Learning and Engagement

Incorporating blogging into the learning environment enhances student engagement, reflection, and critical thinking. Blogs provide a platform for learners to articulate their thoughts, analyze course material, and engage in meaningful discussions beyond the classroom. Through blogging, students develop digital literacy skills, improve writing proficiency, and cultivate a habit of continuous learning (Richardson, 2017).

One significant advantage of blogging is its ability to foster collaboration and peer interaction. When students read and comment on each other’s posts, they gain exposure to diverse perspectives and engage in constructive dialogue. This interaction strengthens their ability to communicate ideas effectively and critically evaluate information. Additionally, blogging encourages students to connect course concepts with real-world applications, deepening their understanding of the subject matter. Research has shown that students perceive blogging as an effective tool for knowledge-sharing, which allows them to process and retain information while actively participating in their learning communities (Abdul Kadir & Tasir, 2020).

From an instructional design perspective, blogging aligns with modern design trends that emphasize learner engagement, digital collaboration, and personalized learning experiences (Mery, 2022). Integrating multimedia elements such as images, videos, and hyperlinks further enriches the learning experience and makes content more engaging and interactive.

To maximize the effectiveness of blogging in education, instructors should provide clear guidelines, encourage thoughtful discussions, and integrate reflective prompts. By doing so, educators create a dynamic learning environment where students actively contribute to knowledge construction.

Online Resources for Further Exploration

Edublogs: A Guide to Student Blogging This resource provides a comprehensive overview of how educators can implement blogging in the classroom, including best practices, student safety tips, and content creation strategies. https://www.theedublogger.com/

Common Sense Education: Blogging in the Classroom Common Sense Education offers insights into the benefits of student blogging, tools for getting started, and examples of how blogging can be used to enhance learning. https://www.commonsense.org/education/articles/blogging-in-the-classroom

References

Abdul Kadir, N. I., & Tasir, Z. (2020). Students' perceptions and information-sharing patterns in learning authoring system course through blogging. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning, 15(19), 187–199. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v15i19.10950

Mery, Y. (2022). Chapter 1: Design trends and approaches. Library Technology Reports, 58(5), 5–9. https://discovery.ebsco.com/linkprocessor/plink?id=9253bad4-858e-3d3a-8165-68c58b271e0c

Richardson, W. (2017). Blogs, wikis, podcasts, and other powerful web tools for classrooms (4th ed.). Corwin Press.

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Algunos ejemplos de EduBlogs

Una herramienta digital cada vez más común en el entorno educativo son los edublogs. Estos son lugares online en los que tanto docentes como alumnos pueden interactuar entre ellos y compartir contenido e información de relevancia sobre un tema concreto.

Tras indagar un poco, la mayoría de edublogs que he podido encontrar están escritos por maestros y profesores y están dirigidos a otros profesionales educativos o han sido realizados a modo de diario de clase para que alumnos y familiares puedan ver los que se realiza en el aula.

En este post, me gustaría recomendaros cinco de los blogs que más me han gustado o que me han resultado más útiles.

BITÁCORA DE ANÍBAL DE LA TORRE

Aunque soy maestra de educación primaria, este blog dirigido a profesores de matemáticas en educación secundaria me ha llamado la atención por la gran cantidad de material docente que aporta. Este blog cuenta con unidades didácticas completas que se pueden aplicar directamente en clase, ya que incluyen explicaciones teóricas, ejercicios para que los alumnos pongan sus conocimientos a prueba y solucionarios para comprobar dichos ejercicios.

Aunque no está dirigido al alumnado de primaria, el contenido incluido puede ayudarnos a los maestros a comprender mejor conceptos matemáticos que debemos lograr que nuestros alumnos aprendan y los ejercicios se pueden modificar para realizarlos con ellos.

PORTAL EDUCATIVO EDUPEQUES

En este edublog, además de aportar materiales para que padres y maestros trabajen con los niños, se describen diversas situaciones y contextos que se pueden dar en las aulas. Asimismo, se ofrecen consejos sobre cómo afrontarlos y para mejorar el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje.

Por otra parte, además de ayudar en nuestra labor docente, para aquellos maestros que optemos a opositar, esta página nos sirve de gran ayuda a la hora de preparar una de las partes del examen escrito, ya que nos da ideas sobre cómo resolver conflictos o cómo diseñar las sesiones para que sean inclusivas con todo el alumnado.

eduBlogs Castilla-La Mancha

Desde la Consejería de Educación de Castilla-La Mancha se ha desarrollado un portal para todos los implicados en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje relacionado con edublogs. Este portal se compone por una base de datos don de los docentes pueden crear sus propios edublogs y compartirlos con los demás.

El funcionamiento de la web es bastante intuitivo, permite la búsqueda por etiquetas y temática y los blogs se dividen en varias categorías, dependiendo de la asignatura y de la etapa educativa a la que pertenezca cada entrada.

EL PUPITRE DE PILU

Este es un blog que es muy popular entre los maestros de educación infantil y de educación primaria. Por una parte, el diseño de la página es bastante simple aunque llamativo, lo que hace que sea sencilla de utilizar. Por otra parte, este blog explica una gran cantidad de actividades realizadas con alumnos en las aulas y proporciona material audiovisual interesante para la utilización en las aulas.

Adicionalmente, la página ofrece información para la formación docente que puede resultar de gran utilidad a aquellos a los que les interese.

SGAGUILAR JAVIER RAMOS

El último blog a tratar en este post está escrito por una maestro de educación infantil y de educación primaria que imparte clase en la modalidad de educación bilingüe. Este docente cuenta todo los que hace con sus alumnos en clase, incluyendo imágenes del material didáctico y algunas de las respuestas elaboradas por sus alumnos.

Además de las típicas unidades didácticas y actividades, el blog incluye información sobre diferentes proyectos, aprendizaje cooperativo o el e-Twinning. Si bien es cierto que el formato podría haberse depurado un poco más, la información aportado es de gran ayuda, sobre todo a los maestros de educación bilingüe en inglés.

Espero que con estas cinco recomendaciones, hayáis podido comprender mejor que son los edublogs, su funcionamiento y que os anime a buscar más a parte de los recomendados en este post, según vuestras necesidades como docentes y las de vuestros alumnos.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Solving Edublogs Access Problems

Today, I'm going to simplify a common but frustrating issue for many Edublogs.org users: being stuck on the profile update page with no clear path to blog creation. This quick tutorial will show you an often-missed icon that directly links to where you can establish your blog's essentials like the title and subdomain. Aimed at enhancing your blogging setup experience, this video ensures you don't waste time navigating through redundant settings, making your blog setup a swift and hassle-free process. Watch the video to know the full story....

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Tutoring Resources and How to Find Tutors

To enhance academic performance, students need some tutoring resources where they can get help from educational experts or instructors. Tutoring not only helps children revise concepts but also teaches them the skills they need to succeed in any academic environment. It improves the social and behavioral skills of kids and facilitates their formation of better relationships with peers.

Learners who work with tutors develop stronger time management and learning skills. Nowadays, tutoring has become more convenient and flexible with the help of digital tools and the latest technologies. Educators can easily teach students from their homes or other places of comfort. In this blog post, we will discuss some tutoring resources where children can find the best tutors that can strengthen their comprehension and boost their confidence. Also, you will acquire some knowledge about various tutoring resources from which tutors can get some ideas.

Tutoring Resources

To develop educational and learning resources, educators should involve students in their learning by eliciting their responses. Tutoring resources enhance the teaching-learning process and promote students’ engagement, independence, and communication skills. Here’s a list of engaging resources that offer a structured and systematic learning experience.

1. Online Education Portal

The online education portal provides educators with access to articles on education. It allows teachers to maximize the potential for individual learning skills within the classroom. It is a valuable resource for classroom teachers, harnessing the latest model of knowledge sharing with students. Besides, children can get support from teachers and improve their learning capabilities.

2. Textbooks

Inspiring textbooks are excellent teaching aids. They are the best resource for both educators and students. The textbook determines the methods and components of learning. When teachers need to cover a topic in some detail, a textbook provides them with a balanced, chronological piece of information.

3. Edublogs

It can be used as an instructional resource, with educators posting tips, samples, or explanations to assist children in learning. Edublogs is a free blogging tool for teachers and their learners. It supports teacher and student learning by facilitating reflection and providing contexts for collaborating in high-order thinking.

4. TED Talks

To get information and ideas related to education, explore the TED Talks series by TED. It is dedicated to sharing and researching knowledge that matters through presentations and short talks. The main aim of this site is to inform and educate global audiences in an accessible format. Furthermore, anyone from anywhere in the world can search the TED Talks videos by speaker name or topic.

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How to find a tutor

Students need to review all the topics and practical questions after school hours. It can be done only at tuition or coaching institutes, where children are asked to go through all the important points that have been taught in school. However, with the latest technologies and smart tools, finding tutors or education experts is no longer a difficult task.

To find qualified and experienced tutors, students can explore tutoring portals that aim to connect students and teachers. Numerous tutoring websites offer various subject classes such as mathematics, physics, biology, history, English, and so on. Students can get customized responses from experienced and qualified tutors based on their requirements. Some of the best tutoring platforms are:

1. Chegg

Chegg is one of the finest portals that offer tutors who can help with students’ specific subject areas.

It provides test preparation services for high school learners looking to ace the SAT or ACT.

Chegg tutors are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and are ready to assist students in any emergency.

Students can raise problems or ask complex questions, requesting help from the teachers.

Moreover, children can start a lesson and work with their online tutor in a live session.

2. Study24hr

The leading tutoring platform, study24hr.com helps millions of students, private tutors, and educational institutions connect.

It allows teachers and learning institutes to promote and publish their notes, enhancing the academic performance of students.

The portal provides mock tests and lecture notes in the form of PDFs to help learners do their best in the examinations.

Additionally, it aims at empowering students to impart knowledge, values, and skills by offering them the best facilities and opportunities.

3. Byju’s

Byju's is the most recent one-on-one tutoring application in the learning world.

It consists of certified tutors who can teach students in the comfort of their homes and provide personal attention to each individual.

This portal's tutors use high-quality videos to ensure that learners have a complete conceptual understanding.

With the help of Byju’s, students can access the best science and math tuition, as well as tuition for any particular subject for ICSE, CBSE, and state boards.

Byju's proven methodology provides children with a unique blend of online and offline learning skills.

4. Udemy

Udemy tutors are worthy as they give students plenty of resources to help them through the process.

Students can get the support of experienced teachers via Udemy’s Instructor Support Team.

It has more than 57 million students who can gain new skills, explore their interests, and advance their careers.

Udemy's teaching not only drives students’ knowledge but also empowers them to achieve their targeted goals.

 5. Unacademy

India’s largest learning platform, "Unacademy," offers educational content for SSC, UPSC, Railways, JEE, NEET, CET, TET, and many other competitive courses.

Unacedmy has lots of professional tutors who showcase their teaching abilities by providing effective solutions to students’ problems.

The portal allows learners to chat with tutors, raise questions, and get their doubts cleared while the class is going on.

In addition, students can get practice sections, lecture notes, and mock tests in PDF format for their comprehension.

Conclusion

To meet the needs of each student, it’s very important to find the most appropriate tutoring portal. With the help of the above-mentioned teaching portals, students can find the most appropriate platform according to their preferences. Moreover, individuals can also browse tutoring resources to get ideas and knowledge about the teaching process.

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1.¿QUE ES UN BLOG? Un blog es un sitio web en el cual se pueden publicar artículos sobre distintos temas de la actualidad como también de otros temas más variados a cultura, literatura, entretenimiento, etc. 2.¿CUAL ES SU FUNCION? Los blogs ayudan a informarse sobre distintos temas, poder opinar o compartir con las personas dichos temas como también para divertir, enseñar, entretener, etc. 3.TIPOS DE BLOGS -Audioblogs: contenido audio -Videoblogs: contenido video -Fotoblogs: contenido fotos -Moblogs: actualizables desde teléfono móvil 4.EDUBLOGS Los edublogs son blogs dirigidos a el entorno estudiantil utilizados con fines de educación y organización de las aulas 5. CLASES DE BLOGS -PERSONAL -PROFESIONAL -CORPORATIVO -COMERCIAL -TEMÀTICO 6.SITIOS WEB DE BLOGS MÀS POPULARES 2023 *BLOGGER *TUMBLR *WEBNODE *SITE123 *MEDIUM *HUBSPOT

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10 Lessons in 10 Years: How One Edtech Startup Grew to 5 Million Blogs Around the World

In August, Edublogs will be celebrating its tenth anniversary. We’ve been humbled by the user base we’ve amassed over the past decade, including five million blogs across our networks in nearly every country in the world, with almost 100 million unique visitors per month. Our first homepage was all kinds of awful. Along the way, we’ve learned lots about becoming a successful edtech business.…

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN LANGUAGE EDUCATION By Della Sharleen from Widya Mandala Surabaya

How to Teach with Technology (group 1)

The use of ICT (information and communications technology) in language learning brings many benefits, including:

Improve engagement:

ICT makes learning more interesting and interactive.

Access to authentic documents:Learners can access real-life content in the target language.

Custom: IT adapts to each individual's needs and learning pace.

Immediate impression:Learners receive immediate error correction, improving their language skills.

Evaluation and monitoring: Tool to help track language skills.

Accessibility: ICT targets a wider range of learners, including those with disabilities.

Convenience: Learning can take place anywhere with an internet connection.

Cooperation: The online platform makes it easier to communicate with instructors and peers.

Game: Games and rewards motivate learners to practice.

Multimedia learning: Integrate diverse media for diverse learning styles.

Cultural awareness: ICT helps learners access the culture of the language.

Profitable: Some IT resources are more affordable than traditional teaching methods.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN LANGUAGE EDUCATION (group 2)

Step by step using website

Start by opening a web browser.

Type the URL of the website you want to visit in the address bar at the top of the browser window.

Once the website loads, you can navigate through it using the links, buttons, and menus provided.

To interact with the website, you may need to fill out forms, click on buttons, or submit information.

Websites often have search bars, allowing you to find specific content or information.

If you want to create an account on a website, look for a "Sign Up" or "Register" button.

Websites may also have features like online shopping, streaming media, or social networking

some tips on how to effectively use websites in the classroom

Identify educational websites.

Pre-screen websites.

Integrate websites into lesson plans.

Provide clear instructions

Monitor student activity.

Encourage collaboration.

Assess learning outcomes.

Reflect and improve.

How to find useful websites

Use a Search Engine.

Refine Your Search.

Use a Specific Search Engine.

Explore Online Directories.

Read Recommendations and Reviews.

Ask for Recommendations.

Explore Different Sources.

How to Teach with Technology

SOCIAL SOFTWARE

social software is a type of software or web service that allows people to communicate and collaborate while using the application. E-mail, blogs, instant messaging, and wikis are all examples of social software. Most teachers in today‟s schools were not surrounded by technology growing up. The speed of these technologies has been developed, meaning that it is a daunting task for many to catch up with their students. The difference in the ease of use of technology between students and teachers is quite apparent now.

Blogs in Language Teaching

Blogging is writing your thoughts into your blog, and the "blogosphere," a term coined by William Quick (2001), is the "intellectual cyberspace" that bloggers (i.e., those who blog) occupy. There are different types of blogs based on the purpose of their creation. The class blog is an example of blogs made by one class. An edublog is a blog that is used in education. A tutor blog is a blog set up and maintained by a teacher. A student blog is a blog set up and maintained by a student/learner. A blog can contain video or audio, which does not make it different than any other blog

Wikis in Language Teaching

A wiki is more dynamic because it can have more than one author. Unlike a blog, a wiki is not linear. Pages can be linked back and forth as we like. The most popular example of a wiki is the Wikipedia. Based on its nature, a wiki is more appropriate for collaborative writing.

Podcasts in Language Teaching

Podcast is a Web-based audio broadcast via an RSS feed, accessed by subscription over the Internet. The podcast is like a radio or TV show, but we can watch or listen on a topic that interests us. It can also be downloaded to our computer or iPod. podcasts can be used to improve the learners‟ listening skills . It is when the podcast was made by lecturers in order for students who missed the class can download the course, and catch up their study.

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El blog como herramienta constructivista

Un blog creado con propósitos educativos brinda apoyo al estudiante de un autor y al educador en el proceso de aprendizaje. Facilita la reflexión, el cuestionamiento de sí mismo y de los otros, al igual que fomenta la colaboración, proporcionando contextos para el ejercicio del pensamiento de orden superior. De los tipos "edublogs" más comunes se encuentran los blogs escritos por o para profesores con el propósito de instrucción en el aula. La principal ventaja de un blog educativo es que permite crear un puente entre la educación tradicional en espacios físicos y la educación a distancia. 

Los blogs educativos son una de las soluciones más simples y fáciles de implementar para conectar con comunidades en procesos de aprendizaje. Son muy útiles para diseñar proyectos colectivos en los que los alumnos desarrollen sus habilidades de escritura, comunicación y trabajo en equipo.

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Con este propósito se creó el blog del presente proyecto sobre la Evaluación Constructivista. Hemos modelado una situación en la cual el blog es usado por una maestra para apoyar el aprendizaje de sus estudiantes en la materia de literatura.

El blog es, en sí mismo, una herramienta o recurso constructivista, puesto que permite la construcción de conocimientos y fomenta la interacción de ideas.

¡Visita el blog!

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Top 8 things parents expect from a school

 Firstly all parents want their children to be in a healthy environment. It is very necessary for the schools to create such an environment that will deliver great positivity and happiness. Nobody wants to be in a dull environment. Owing to the possibility of the fact that if the school is nice then children would want to go. Not only it will make the child happy but they will also develop a liking towards the learning process! St. Stephen’s Birati in Nimta, Kolkata is doing the same thing that parents will really appreciate and will look forward to the admission.

The next thing on their list is a good teaching process. Teachers should be helpful and understanding. They should know what they are teaching and should be well equipped to clear all the queries raised by the students.

The extracurricular activities are next on their list. They help to bring out team spirit and talents that even the students are not aware of.

Libraries should be the most resourceful place in the school. It should be properly stuffed with technology and should get transformed into a digital library.

Involving parents in the school activities and overall development of the students a holy grail when it comes to fulfilling the wish of parents. The school should let the parents pitch their ideas. In St. Stephen’s School, Biratithe management places great importance to the views of the parents and there are a lot of curriculums in which the parents are actively involved. In this way, the communication gap between the- parent and the school decreases.

It has become evidently important that the school should have a nice sports layout. Both in favor of indoor sports and outdoor sports so that mentally and physically their children become healthy.

The parents are also looking for the fact that the schools in which their kid studies should be well reputed! They would surely want to know that their children are in safe hands.

So, these are the few things that today parents are looking for in any school! Top 8 things parents expect from a school Firstly all parents want their children to be in a healthy environment. It is very necessary for the schools to create such an environment that will deliver great positivity and happiness. Nobody wants to be in a dull environment. Owing to the possibility of the fact that if the school is nice then children would want to go. Not only it will make the child happy but they will also develop a liking towards the learning process! St. Stephen’s Birati in Nimta, Kolkata is doing the same thing that parents will really appreciate and will look forward to the admission. The next thing on their list is a good teaching process. Teachers should be helpful and understanding. They should know what they are teaching and should be well equipped to clear all the queries raised by the students. The extracurricular activities are next on their list. They help to bring out team spirit and talents that even the students are not aware of. Libraries should be the most resourceful place in the school. It should be properly stuffed with technology and should get transformed into a digital library. Involving parents in the school activities and overall development of the students a holy grail when it comes to fulfilling the wish of parents. The school should let the parents pitch their ideas. In St. Stephen’s School, Biratithe management places great importance on the views of the parents and there are a lot of curriculums in which the parents are actively involved. In this way, the communication gap between the- parent and the school decreases. It has become evidently important that the school should have a nice sports layout. Both in favor of indoor sports and outdoor sports so that mentally and physically their children become healthy. The parents are also looking for the fact that the schools in which their kid studies should be well reputed! They would surely want to know that their children are in safe hands. So, these are the few things that today parents are looking for in any school!

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At Long Island Windows and Siding, we believe in protecting our environment while delivering the best products to our customers. Our energy-efficient and sustainable siding options allow you to reduce your carbon footprint without sacrificing quality or style.

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If you’re searching for reliable siding contractors Long Island can depend on, look no further than Long Island Windows and Siding. Let us help you transform your home with high-quality siding that stands the test of time.

Visit our website Long Island Windows and Siding or contact us to learn more about our siding services and schedule your consultation today!

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