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  Tools to Refresh, Refocus and Recharge Your Class

  December 10, 2010 by Ruth at Oranda

  Recessitate is shaping the way teachers and students work, learn and play together. Increase student focus. Build rapport. Decrease stress.  Engage learners.  Recessitate’s activities are inspired...

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  Advice for Junior High Teachers

  October 04, 2010 by EmilySuess

  Teaching junior high has challenges that are different from teaching elementary school or high school. The following tricks and tips can help new junior high and middle school teachers in their...

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  Teaching Kids to Cook

  October 04, 2010 by EmilySuess

    Teaching your kids to cook is important! Not only do you help them learn vital skills like how to begin to take care of themselves, but you also get to spend quality time with them in the kitchen...

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  The Preschool Teacher and Separation Anxiety

  September 26, 2010 by EmilySuess

  Every preschool teacher has witnessed the painful scene at least a handful of times; many times with the same student.  As mom walks little Johnny into the classroom, he begins to hold onto her hand...

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  How to be a Successful Online Instructor

  September 02, 2010 by examville

  Online instruction is gaining momentum in college settings, as well as in the supplemental education market, e.g., tutoring, test-prep, training sessions, continuing education, and more. College professors...

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  Antoine Hunter Explain How Communicate with deaf people (Part 1)

  June 17, 2010 by Antoine Hunter

  watch the video how speak and communicate with deaf people.

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  Loose is Fast, Tight is Slow

  May 25, 2010 by Jon Manack

  In any sport, athletes derive power and speed through tension free motion.  Just look at sprinters or swimmers shaking and loosening their body right before the start of competition.   The same holds true...

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  Stop Putting the breaks on your swing speed!

  May 25, 2010 by Jon Manack

  One of the reasons hybrid clubs have become so popular is because the average golfer doesn’t generate enough club head speed to compress the ball with their 3 or 4 iron.  Lack of strength and flexibility...

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  Be Aware! The wrong advice can compound the potential for injury- hurting your swing and your body.

  May 25, 2010 by Jon Manack

  Bad golf swings have been blamed on everything from lack of talent to lack of flexibility. A bad golf swing can do more than just frustrate you, it can create cumulative physical trauma that can lead to...

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  Unemployed Teachers Taking it Online

  May 03, 2010 by examville

  In this difficult economy, many qualified and highly respected teachers across the country are finding themselves without jobs that they love due to budget cuts. With more and more students going online...

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