Publish at November 22 2023 Updated November 22 2023
"Zero-tolerance" disciplinary policies in the education sector are being called into question by a number of research studies that demonstrate the real effects of these exclusionary policies and contradict most of the arguments that led to their introduction.
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Dealing with the gifted in the classroom
The school and the teaching staff put a lot of effort into the students in difficulty. This is a normal reflex since they must be led to success. Meanwhile, gifted learners are bored. They have the impression of being left behind and of learning almost nothing. This can lead some to disrupt the class. Hence the importance of dealing with high achievers as well.
Raising awareness of local biodiversity
Environmental issues are on the minds of younger generations. The realities of flora and fauna can at times seem remote. That's why it's important to take them on a walk through local environments, so that they can see the big picture, the problems that need to be addressed, and remind them of the importance of preserving biodiversity and ecosystems.
Valuing Teachers: Four Easy Pieces
Valuing is achieved through actions and commitments that translate into action. These actions demonstrate that value is being placed. Four easy ways, that don't necessarily cost a lot of money but direct action, create an atmosphere, make life easier and allow everyone to participate.
Then we're talking about a very nice job, teaching.
The art of team decision-making
While most decisions are made alone, there are times and contexts when we need to confront our visions and solutions with others in order to solve a problem. How can we make effective decisions as a team?
Promoting local arts through education
The arts and culture are formidable anthropological traces to be studied in order to develop in students a desire to create. Consequently, arts and culture education (EAC) enables learners to understand art, to make art and to come into contact with local artists.
