#teaching methodologies

[kids-worldfun]

Explore Effective Language Teaching Approaches Used Worldwide

Language is the most optimal mode of communication. It is the unique factor that distinguishes human beings from animals. Language teaching is one of those areas of human enterprise that will never go out of demand. Language teaching is conducted in a variety of methods. Each method has its own language learning philosophy. 1. Communicative language Teaching (CLT) In Communicative Language…

[oldbutchdanielcraig]

the point of rpf isn’t to concoct scenarios that are thinly veiled attempts to fuck the celebrities you like yourself. the point of rpf is to learn as much lore as is possible about the celebrities you like by whatever means necessary and use that information to craft scenarios that are wildly implausible but Technically could have happened. and then to chuckle about it. by the way

[nepalniceties]

Reflecting on SEE Results 2080: A Call for Educational Reform

The results of this year’s Secondary Education Examination (SEE) in Nepal have once again ignited a debate about the state of education, student learning capabilities, and the effectiveness of teaching methodologies. With more students failing than passing, stakeholders are raising pertinent questions about the current educational framework and the future trajectory of Nepal’s academic…

[thatscarletflycatcher]

Advisor has called my thesis topic and attempt "difficult", and that I need to try and relax and enjoy the process, and that that will help me stop writing like I'm writing the publishable article that comes from synthetizing an honors thesis. He compared it with someone attempting to juggle 9 items with one hand before they have completely mastered two-hand, five-item juggling. In that sense he also said my writing might profit from my writing for myself all those simpler intermediate stages (for example, just writing summary-commentaries of the chapters I'm using from MacIntyre's work).

So, I might bore you all with posts about those.

[purplebass]

Lila and Kell love to use the learning by doing method when they teach things to each other.

Lila demanded to know the names of the antari spells in acol, and Kell obliged by linking the spells to pleasure. The name of the spells echoed through her, made her body hum, ache for his touch. Lila is a quick learner: "Let's see if I remember it all," she said afterwards.

Kell never demanded Lila to teach him to fight in tftop, but she did in her own way: she threw a knife at him. He became her student, but she didn't go easy on him. Lila's teaching was linked to pain because for him to get better, his body had to ache. Aching was worth it because he improved. "Pain is a quick teacher," he taught her own lesson to her a while later.

[spaceprincessleia]

Hyrox offers courses to become a coach, and uuugh. I've been tempted for a while to take them, or any other course that would give me some fundamental training knowledge.

I wanna do it, but I feel like it should lead to something. I do in fact have a vague plan.

But. Step by step.

This could lead to something cool and unexpected in my life, who knows.

In fact, I'm gonna write all of that down rn immediately

[irhabiya]

this world is so so tiny omg i love when you find connections to people and places at the most random times !!! i love people i love this crazy tiny world !!!!!!

[fantasiavii]

I’m not done with it yet but I s2g EVERYONE should read Merchants of Doubt. Want to learn the importance of critical thinking, reading comprehension, and scientific literacy? Merchants of Doubt. Want to learn how to recognize propaganda? Merchants of Doubt. Want to learn just how deeply corporate interests have fucked us over? Merchants of Doubt. Just enjoy academic drama? MERCHANTS. OF. DOUBT.

[brechtian]

i genuinely think that an entire class on deconstruction should be a required part of high school cirriculum. english classes at the high school level are so poorly taught anyways in part because students are not taught the tools and methodologies of litrary criticism they're just given a text and expected to know how to analyze it and told to give surface level interpretation of symbolism like. tell a 17 yr old about derrida and they'll become unstoppable

[islamic-methodologies-made-easy]

HOW TO UNDERSTAND ISLAM

You shall never understand Islam as a religion unless you read the accusations raised against it by non-Muslims, and then read the responses given by Muslim scholars to those accusations. I believe you will never be a true Muslim before you do that, use your common sense and come to a solid understanding of Islamic law; thereafter, you can decide for yourself whether to adhere to Islam or continue searching for the worthiest religion of your faith. This is what my book and my blog are all about. I hope you find amidst its posts what helps you in this endeavour.

The previous posts are just samples of what you can find on my free blog and inside the book (a free pdf version is available on the blog). I hope you would be interested in reading and learning instead of following others' opinions or stereotyping those who are different.

[divinekangaroo]

been trying to find tools/advice/quick cheat methods on how to work out, from the point of visualising or conceptualising a scene or story I want to write, what its approximate word count needs to be.

and then the correlary; how to split those ideas backwards to segment scenes into ~2500 word portions.

[cliffburton]

i wanna hit people on tumblr with a big hardcover book in the head

[mriree]

This is it people.

If you can do this.

You win.

I think the only person I've met in real life with 100% career satisfaction was this gal I knew who was a presenter at a children's science museum and delivered every line like she was running a WWE match. Every time you passed the room where she was giving a presentation, you'd hear something like "WHO'S READY FOR CEPHALOPODS?!?" and the kids would go absolutely nuts cheering.

[r3dblccd]

I think I just found out what Santa Claus does when it's not Christmas