The International Educator (TIE Online) Budget/Staffing – iNACOL – How to Start an Online Learning Program. If you don't like where you are, move. You are not a tree. Young Cambodian women on green mission to build roads with plastic waste. PHNOM PENH: The Cambodian capital Phnom Penh was once fondly known as the "Pearl of Asia”, with pretty post-colonial Khmer architecture, immaculate parks and tree-lined avenues.
Today, it is a city of garbage, where mountains of rubbish engulf acres of landfills and grimy streets reek of waste and decay. But one day, it could see new roads built with trash if the Ministry of Public Works and Transport takes up the suggestion of two Cambodian female students - Sokanha Ly and Bunhourng Tan - whose green creation could turn plastic waste into cheaper and better roadways. The pair are graduates from Harpswell, a Phnom Penh-based foundation that teaches young Cambodian women to be leaders through debates and civic engagement in English and French. In 2016, they co-founded a start-up called Eco-Plastic to transform trash into roads. Plus, we want Eco-Plastic to serve as a legacy for the next generation to lead, love, and live green. Why moms are the best employees.
There is something called the “motherhood penalty” and essentially it shows that a mother’s earnings dramatically decrease after having one baby.
They continue to decrease after two and three and four. When you look at fathers and you look at those same charts they’re barely impacted in terms of their pay. Some of this is tied really directly with just generally the pay gap between men and women in the United States. The irony, of course, is that when you look at who actually performs well at work, women come back to work more capable than they were before they left in many, many cases. So they are, they have an end, a hard end stop to their day, right? And that directly translates, it’s been shown by women when they come back to work they don’t need transition time between tasks.
Why having a philosopher in the office is good for business. There is a story about Thales, the first philosopher, getting rich merely to prove that philosophers had business sense.
The people of Miletus thought that philosophy was useless and asked him how he was still poor if he was so smart. He made a bet with them, saying he would be rich inside of a year. He proceeded to invent futures contracts and made a fortune in olive oil production. Today, the stereotype of the philosopher who is wise but utterly useless in practical affairs endures. While some philosophers were rich, either by inheritance, lucky breaks, or rigging the lottery like Voltaire, the best-known philosophers were broke. As it turns out, they have a lot to offer. Latest News. There is a teacher at my school who is adored by students and staff.
He’s a dedicated and efficient educator with years of experience who once taught some of our pupils’ parents. The school benefits from his expertise daily, from the way he handles tricky content to how he manages difficult behaviour. In many ways, he is irreplaceable. Sadly, we’re losing him. Forced to record data that’s never looked at and deliver subjects focused on rote-learning that leaves students uninspired, he feels unable to do the job he signed up for. The average age of teachers is falling. Clients. Academicis recognises the many and varied requirements of the modern School leadership role.
Accordingly we: Rethinking Teacher Supervision and Evaluation. School Recruitment Services. Interviewing for a Teaching Job? You Need to Read this! As a supervisor for pre-service teachers, part of my role involves helping them prepare for job interviews.
Facing principals and other school administrators in an effort to land a job can be a very nerve-wracking experience. One of the best ways I found to help prepare teacher candidates, both psychologically and practically, is to bring in principals to conduct mock interviews and discuss the types of questions that surface during interviews. These sessions have produced quite the “insider” knowledge, and while every job interview is different (as are principals), if you are planning to ever interview for a teaching position, you need to keep reading. What I’m going to share in this blog is a series of questions that you will most likely encounter during an interview. I will also talk through some possible ways to answer these questions, based on what principals say works best. Question 1: Tell me a little about yourself. This is usually the first question you will be asked. Or. Sam sinek - ស្វែងរក Google.
Getting to Grips with the IEYC (online course) Registration, Mon, 5 Jun 2017 at 09:00. Online Course This is a facilitated 3 week online course where you will benefit from learning with a global cohort of teachers as well as one of our experienced trainers.
You will be expected to log onto the course at least every other day, and should plan to spend around 4 hours per week, at times to suit you. Group sizes will range from 4-30 participants. Cookies are Not Accepted - New York Times. Log In Don't have an account?
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