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April 2018 Blog Posts (3)
5 routine things that helps improve memory.
- Work
When you love your job, don’t hesitate to play overtime. A study by King's College of London has shown that working longer delays the onset of symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
- Optimistic vision
"Plan for the future, decide to implement actions, contact the right people - these activities are very stimulating for the brain," says Professor Eustache. Added to this is an optimistic vision…
ContinueAdded by Patricia Brindley on April 26, 2018 at 10:00am — No Comments
Here's where it gets interesting
The state tests will be done soon and that's usually when most students and even some teachers check out for the year. I always feel differently. While the pressure of the test is gone, now the fun can start. I can experiment and play a little. I explore other resources and test out new sites.
Since everything I wanted to cover in the curriculum is done and all the grades I needed are in, the things I meant to try all year have worked their way to the top of the…
Added by Eileen Lennon on April 23, 2018 at 8:09pm — No Comments
How to Stay Connected to Your Family While You Are Teaching Abroad
Say you’ve always wanted to teach English abroad, you studied hard and that new TESOL/TEFL Certificate is in your hot little hands and now, finally, you are about to set off on a grand adventure. Living and working overseas. In this day and age of global…
ContinueAdded by Ethan Dunwill on April 12, 2018 at 12:11pm — No Comments
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