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I wish I could see the boy's face... Lol. I'm here wondering, is he angry, frustrated or crying even because of the incident. While this little girl seems to have fun trying to get him up. Aw, kids! They're definitely little balls of energy. Capturing that perfect moment where it's random but...

I understand your point. Content writing is nowhere as lucrative as before. I would rather setup my own blog and write there and earn from there. Usually content mills pay very low for all the effort and time you put in one article. That's what happened to me at least, I spend like three hours...

To be honest, learning aids are an integral part of learning especially for younger children. That's not to say that these resources aren't helpful for us adults. For me, their use is very important because it enables the person to visualise the topic at hand. For instance: Charts. A teacher...

My husband is a visual learner as well. And although I love pictures, I'm more of a reading/writing type of learner. That being said, pictures are still great ways of learning about a topic. I think they work in any subject as well even with learning English. So in any case, a teacher should...

For me, those things have definitely helped me! Like for instance: Reading comics. I was able to learn more about the slang of the American language because I read mostly Archie comics. They use the American slang in their conversations so I was able to learn about the informal aspects of the...

I cannot say I've tried this but I agree, it's such a nice way of thanking those who has made impacts on our lives. Books are a part of our lives especially for bookworms! It would be nice to give thanks to the authors who have made such great influences in our writing and even in just our...

Count me in! I can remember that my college computer classes focused on three things: Word, Powerpoint and Excel. And I was bored right out of my mind because these are things I already know. And up until the end, that's what we did. No coding, HTML, photo editing... Just those three things. It...

My course in college was B.S. Psychology. I think I only had like two computer subjects back then, I cannot remember accurately. But they're mostly about MS Word, Powerpoint and Excel. There's nothing about them that I didn't know already as well. Anyway, since my course isn't computer related...

Back when I was in college, I don't rely on technology so much. With our thesis, although we have a few online sources, we mainly used the library to look for related literature and studies. With my homework, our internet connection then was so slow that I'm better off answering it on my own...

Hmmm... I remember back in college that my professor in research would email us the details of what we're supposed to do. In a way, it's easier because we don't have to go to school to know what are the supposed assignments. First, she asked us for our emails and told us that we would receive...

Well, I do see the need for both. Back when I was in college, we utilised both boards and computers. Although my course was Psychology, we still had lots of lectures so for that, professors use the board. And it was easier copying whatever the professor wrote that way since with projections...

Here are my suggestions: For books, you can buy those with themes like kindness, gratitude and respect. Lots of bookstores have books with moral lessons. You can also make them watch movies or animated series with such themes. In my country, we have the Knowledge channel which features such...

I think holidays are not always religious. For instance, there's Independence day, National Hero day, Chinese New Year and all those kinds of holidays. In a way, they are there to celebrate other events, not just a religion's belief. And students can learn a great deal about holidays as well...

For those who have religion subjects, what do you think is the purpose? For me, it's more of teaching the students about the history of the religion and what it's all about. It's more of enlightening the child on what the religion is, its teachings and its principles. Is it to spread the word...

Hmmm... Here are my suggestions: If you're aiming to teach an American spoken English to your kid, teach it as early as possible. Children pick up easily especially with accents. My best friend in high school has good English and she speaks it like an American because when they were young...

Oh, wow! I love what your teacher did, with making you come up with plays about religion. I wish our religion teacher was that creative, lol. Anyway, I guess I could suggest: Making students watch documentaries about the history of a certain religion. Let the students play a game about religion...

I think activities like: Introducing children to programming, coding and other aspects of website and software creation Introducing children to game kits that enable them to perform science experiments Introducing children to technology-driven toys like telescopes and microscopes These...

Wow! That's such an inspirational picture. You're so lucky to be able to see such a sunset from where you are. I love all the different colours on the picture, it's certainly stunning seeing them together. I wouldn't even realise it's a sunset if you haven't said so! I would have thought it's an...

I think I fell in love with art when I was still very young. Back then, my mom would buy me comic books. I started drawing the characters I saw in the comic books and since then, the rest was history. But that was the first time I got engrossed with art simply because the drawings captured my...

For me, I have several parts of the body which I find hard to draw. These are: The hands. Ugh, I find this part terribly hard to draw. And even if I do draw them, they're kind of disfigured and disproportional. Haha. The hair. I don't know why, but sometimes, especially with males, I find them...