What better to do than, share your English knowledge with other people
What better to do than, share your English knowledge with other people
In the ever-evolving landscape of the 21st century, the ability to think critically is a beacon of intellectual prowess and adaptability. Critical thinking is not merely a buzzword in education; it is a fundamental skill that shapes our capacity to…
In today’s diverse and dynamic classrooms, catering to the unique learning styles of all students is essential for effective education. Kinesthetic learners, who thrive through physical movement and hands-on experiences, present a distinctive challenge for English teachers. However, engaging these…
Each student possesses a unique learning style in the diverse world of education, and catering to these individual preferences is paramount to effective teaching. For auditory learners, the power of sound and spoken language is unrivalled in their quest for…
In the diverse landscape of education, one size does not fit all when it comes to teaching and learning styles. For students with a visual learning style, the power of visual stimuli cannot be understated. They thrive when presented with…
History of Problem-Based Learning In discussing the origins of PBL, Boud and Feletti (1997) stated: PBL, as it is generally known today, evolved from innovative health sciences curricula introduced in North America over 30 years ago. Medical education, with its…
Have you ever think, are we born with innate knowledge? Or do we acquire knowledge only through experiences? Related to these questions, let’s find out how Tabula Rasa, Empiricism and Nativism provide explanation about human learning condition. Tabula Rasa Theory A…
Introduction of Bloom’s Taxonomy The original taxonomy was first described in 1956 by Benjamin Bloom, an educational psychologist at the University of Chicago in the book Taxonomy of Educational Objectives with his coauthors Max Englehart, Edward Furst, Walter Hill, and David…