[[{“value”:” Now that I’ve been living abroad for a few months, I started to compile a list of packing tips for those who are thinking about studying abroad for a semester. I did plenty of research before this trip and so many of the recommendations were very helpful (and why my “what I’m glad I brought” category is so extensive)!…
Navigating the maze of reading comprehension for first grade learners
[[{“value”:” Navigating the maze of reading comprehension for first grade learners Published: At the University of Quebec in Montreal, Canada, Dr Marie-France Côté studies the complexities of reading comprehension among first grade French-speaking learners in Quebec. She is looking at the difficulties in assessing these early years students and working on a new and more reliable assessment tool called ESPACE….
Introducing Tinkering Labs in PM SHRI Schools for STEM and Robotics Education in India
[[{“value”:” In the fast-evolving educational landscape of India, integrating STEM education has become essential. Whether Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs), Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs), or other educational institutions, technology in education is a must. The PM SHRI Schools have introduced Tinkering Labs, marking a significant advancement in modernizing Indian education. The labs will transform 14,597 schools into innovation […] The post Introducing…
10 Teacher Hacks You Need Today!
[[{“value”:” Let’s face it! Teachers need all the things. All the tips. All the stuff. All the HACKS! Try these ten ideas to make your classroom organized and save a little money, too! Do you love reading about teacher hacks like I do? Do you love saving time and money? I mean I love those posts- whether it is shopping…
10 Teacher Hacks You Need Right Now!
[[{“value”:” Let’s face it! Teachers need all the things. All the tips. All the stuff. All the Teacher HACKS! Try these ten ideas to organize your classroom and save a little money! Do you love reading about teacher hacks like I do? Do you love saving time and money? Whether it is shopping hacks, organizational hacks, or management hacks. I…
How Parents Can Foster STEM Learning Beyond the Classroom
[[{“value”:” Image Source: Pexels Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts are central parts of life today. There are few jobs and everyday tasks that aren’t in some way supported or driven by advanced tools. This makes it increasingly vital that students can confidently navigate STEM subjects. Unfortunately, there’s limited time during the school day to devote to this. As…
Another Kind of Holland: Amsterdam and Keukenhof Gardens
[[{“value”:” Visiting Amsterdam and the Tulip Fields has been on my bucket list for years. Before I left home, my dad asked me where I would choose to travel outside of Ireland and I told him London, Edinburgh, and Amsterdam. Honestly, I’m still in shock writing this. I never imagined that my dreams really could come true. So, come along…
A Weekend in Warsaw
[[{“value”:” With the turning of the seasons, I decided it was finally warm enough to adventure into other areas of Eastern Europe and embarked on an independent travel trip to Warsaw, Poland over holy weekend (I’m a little behind in blogging). Aside from the gorgeous 76-degree weather and sunshine, Warsaw offered me a glimpse into deep troughs of history, culture,…
A Solo Day in St Andrews, Scotland
[[{“value”:” If you know much about me, you’ll know that I have long held a fascination with St Andrews, Scotland, and have been desperate to visit since 2020 during my freshman year of high school. I am fully aware that this is a strange fixation but here me out. I was bit by the travel bug at a very early…
In Love with Hairy Coos: Edinburgh and the Highlands
[[{“value”:” I spent the past weekend in Scotland, a trip I had been looking forward to since I booked travel back in January. One thing’s for sure–I will miss cheap Ryanair flights when I am back home. I spent the weekend with one of my roommates, Kalysta, exploring as much of Scotland as possible. Get ready for a crazy ride…