In today’s hectic, fast-paced life style, there may seem to be little time to volunteer as a mentor. However, becoming a mentor to a college student will prove to be beneficial for both the mentor and the mentee. There are three stages that are part of mentoring: teaching, coaching and…
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When you inspire a student, you are motivating her to set high goals for herself and accomplish those goals. Inspiration is based on influence. The more your students respect you, the more likely they are to listen to your encouragement. Follow these steps to inspire your students to dream big.…
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Students interrupting, fighting or acting up in class not only affects their educational experience, but also the atmosphere of the entire room and your ability to teach. Employ tactics to improve the behavior and ensure that each student is respectful and attentive throughout the day. Instructions Design a chart of…
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Throughout the course of a teaching career, most teachers encounter at least one disruptive student. Disruptive behavior can very quickly throw a class discussion completely off-track and it can also serve to encourage other disruptive students if not handled correctly. Many faculties of education such as those at Illinois State…
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For many college students, attending college will be the first time they’ve managed their own money. Not having a budget in place leaves some students eating Ramen noodles and scraping under coach cushions for loose change. Investing time to create a budget will safeguard you against overspending. It will also…
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