Posts Tagged ‘Learning Performance Training’
Separating work from home life
Many of us are now working from home during these unprecedented times, including teachers. Which is why it can be challenging separating work from home life. What is usually our living space is becoming our workspace, too. This means a lot of people are adapting to a work and home environment in the same…
Read More3 ways to help with teacher wellbeing
During these unprecedented times, we must learn to adapt to a new schedule and try to remain positive. But this isn’t always easy. Teachers are amongst the key workers who are under a large amount of stress and pressure to persevere during these times. That’s why prioritising mental health is essential, especially during these times…
Read MoreThe expectancy theory of motivation
Motivation theories are created to help the individual focus on what they would like to achieve. They aim to increase productivity. The Expectancy Theory of Motivation focuses on the end goal of the what is being completed. Where other motivation theories focus on the needs or process, this theory by Victor Vroom is concerned…
Read More3 tips for wellbeing when working from home
During the unprecedented situation we find ourselves in currently, many of us must learn to adapt and work from home. Learning materials become predominantly online and communication is through email and video call rather than face-to-face. This means adapting to a new home working environment and routine. Consequently, everyone will cope with this differently.…
Read MoreHow can we stop students procrastinating when working from home?
Working from home can sometimes be a challenge. Naturally, we are used to having a separate work and home environment. But now that students are having to work from home more, without having an educational setting to complete work and study, this can be disrupting for them. So, how can students work efficiently without distractions? How…
Read MoreCombining positivity and education
Positivity is vital for mental wellbeing. It can influence the way you view things and change your perception on life. But why is Combining positivity and education effective? Positive education focuses on incorporating happiness and wellbeing and applying these to learning. It uses Martin Seligman’s PERMA model: Positive Emotions These include…
Read MoreProviding constructive and beneficial feedback for students
Providing constructive and beneficial feedback for students can be tricky. It is important to maintain a balance between providing positive feedback and constructive criticism. But how? According to studies, negative feedback can discourage students and therefore be demotivating (Hattie & Timperley, 2007.) Here are some ways to help with providing feedback for students: …
Read MoreUsing mindfulness to cope with stress
Mindfulness is a technique which is beneficial for stress relief, cognition and wellbeing, to name few. It is useful for managing stress, by altering awareness and state of mind. Here are some ways how using mindfulness can help to cope with stress: Identify the source: Find the cause of the stress, it…
Read MoreThe Four Stages of Cognitive Development
Jean Piaget identified the Four Stages of Cognitive Development in children in 1936. He was the first researcher who conducted a systematic study into cognitive development. Piaget suggests that intelligence isn’t fixed, and so children can’t be provided with information all at one time. Instead, they must learn in stages. The four stages…
Read MoreApplying Kolb’s Experimental Learning Cycle
Learning theorist, David Kolb, founded the Experimental Learning Cycle (1984). It is a four-step cycle model where the learner experiences different learning styles: doing, observing, thinking and planning. Applying Kolb’s Experimental Learning Cycle means that the learner goes through each step of the process in order to learn effectively. “Learning is…
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