You might have heard teachers talk about one class being better than the other. Have you ever thought about why it’s so?
The answer is simple. Great teacher-student interpersonal communication. Interpersonal communication is exchanging information and ideas between two or more individuals.
This could be through verbal or non-verbal methods. In every class, there is a face-to-face exchange of information. This could be through voice, body language, or gestures. Your communication skills determine how well students will understand the intended message. And this is the goal of every teacher. [Read more…]
Computer technology has changed so much since the “stone age” of personal computing (circa mid-1970s).
Methodology and tools in education have been evolving over many centuries. They are constantly fine-tuned and revised to be relevant in the changing economic and social context.
Technology has impacted every facet of life, and the education system is not exempted.
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