Introverts, it seems, are all over our social media feeds these days. But it’s only in the past few weeks that I’ve seen some real thoughts about how to teach introverts—and how to maintain your own energy as an introverted teacher and tutor. In this piece from the Atlantic, Michael Godsey points to the rise of collaborative learning and group work as a factor in teacher burnout: when we don’t have time to recharge, it’s harder to be…
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Educational Resources Online and in Philadelphia
As Smart Boards make their way into classrooms and iPads are used to complete homework assignments there’s no doubt that educational technology is here to stay. For the Philadelphia school district that also means things like failure warnings and progress reports may be a thing of the past as their online system, StudentNet now allows parents to have access to their child’s grades and progress. In addition, they can also view the Individual Learning Plan (ILP), a personalized document that…
Read MoreIn honor of the Fun Safe Philly kick off event happening today at the Martin Luther King Recreation Center at 3:30 p.m., we here at Tutor Delphia want to help you get started on your summer planning. The last day of school is approaching, and we can already feel the summer heat.
First, we encourage you to stop by the Fun Safe Philly kick off event for some free…
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