Teacher reflection / advice Archives - Page 18 of 19

A teacher’s Finnish line: Meet Suvi

Moi! That means “hello” in Finnish. That’s my only mother tongue and I have no other cultural heritage. So yes,

Service as Action is often overlooked and seen as a burden for the student because of the time that a

Your words are powerful to everyone around you, but especially to your children. During my career as a teacher, I

Dear EISB family, Due to the development of the pandemic situation with COVID-19, we are forced to comply with

In many locations throughout the world, governments are announcing that schools will not open again until September 2020, leaving students

The current worldwide health crisis has schools throughout the world scrambling to adjust to the new reality, attempting to continue

“Making the switch to Distance Learning takes an adjustment for Parents as well as Teachers and Students.“ Schools worldwide are

I was recently watching my daughter’s international competition, which is a new sport to me. Obviously, I thought my daughter

By Thad G. Russell, IBDP Biology/MYP Science Instructor I believe each student is a unique individual who needs a secure,

Slovaks are generally hospitable people with a great facility and adaptability to learn foreign languages. Knowing the necessities and challenges of