Many educators of language-minority students say they teach more effectively when they align their instruction with their students’ culture. And some states have teacher-credentialing policies based ...

The main objective of this paper is to explore the issue of the inclusion of culture in TAFL. In achieving this objective the paper sets out to present, first, a wide-ranging review of the literature ...

Looking back at the most popular articles published on MindShift offers an interesting glimpse into the concerns, aspirations and focus areas for educators. Every year is different; sometimes readers ...

In 2000, Chris Friberg left her tech support job at a large, financial services firm in the Boston area to get a master’s degree in teaching middle school math. Four years later, Friberg completed her ...

Music connects the world, while Chinese links us together. Since 2020, the Center for Language Education and Cooperation has launched a brand new project - "Sing & Learn Chinese", which aims to get ...

Guest columnist Param Srikantia is a professor in the Baldwin Wallace University Carmel Boyer School of Business. If you want to subscribe to his free YouTube channel ...

Almost 100 upper primary teachers from private and public schools participated in the first ever culture education workshop held at the Multipurpose Cultural & Exhibition Centre yesterday. The ...

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Carolyn Heward co-authored the initial systematic review on public humiliation. This piece draws on that work and subsequent research by colleagues examining teaching by humiliation in medical ...