You can’t improve your teaching without changing it. This is the punch line on Geoff Petty’s site. And the by-line is “What the student does is more important than what the teacher does” Of course he is hinting at active learning. Continue reading →
Learning and Teaching is actually three linked sites exploring learning and teaching in college, adult and professional education. These sites are the work of James Atherton, intended primarily for practising and training teachers, who are or will be teaching students at college, university or after. Continue reading →
Many teachers have created blogs with lots of useful stuff. Everything may no be relevant for the Indian curriculum, but go ahead and explore! Make sure you visit the links to other sites. Who knows what you may find? They have links to other blogs. Continue reading →
Kathy Schrock’s educational guide is basically a list of categorised resources. One on assessment is very exhaustive. Every section has a rich list of articles by the author and others. Continue reading →
Donald Clark is a consultant to the learning and performance industry, doing train-the-trainer classes, and designing elearning and training processes and platforms. The site relevant for teachers, is the section titled Big Dog and Little Dog’s Performance Juxtaposition – the name sounds difficult but this is a storehouse of lots of useful information Continue reading →
This is the quote you find on Arvind Gupta’s website. An engineer devoted to making toys, films and writing books for science education. Continue reading →
Dr. Fred Jones has studied highly successful teachers for about 30 years to perfect methods of classroom management that are both powerful and affordable for the teacher. According to him, “Successful teaching is neither magic nor is it a collection … Continue reading →
Martindale’s Reference Desk: We can’t believe that this site is the work of an individual – the amount of information and the number of subjects covered is enormous. Languages, Economics, Science, Geo Science, Livestock, Maps, Photography, Motion Pictures and all the popular and special branches of Engineering are dealt in detail. Continue reading →
