April, 2020

• 2 April

  5 Ways to Lose Your Online Students’ Trust

  

  In “Your Zoom University Professor is Watching You,” I wrote about a personal experience I had when taking a course at Harvard. This caused me to reflect further and remember number of the times I lost confidence in my professor. While there are many stories I could share (and maybe …

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• 2 April

  Taking a Test Online? THEY Know What You Are Doing.

  

  With online and auto-graded tests becoming more common these days, it shouldn’t be a surprise that there is a market for teachers and professors to ensure that their students are not cheating on tests and quizzes. However, should teachers and professors disclose that they are using these features? Ethically, for …

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• 2 April

  Hackers Are Attacking Zoom, Here is The Video to Prove It

  

  A recent string of articles online have been calling out Zoom for its privacy concerns and for the number of break-ins to online classes, company meetings, and church gatherings. Youtubers are also joining in to show how its done: STARTS AT 10:22 [WARNING: Explicit language, alcohol use, drugs] Unfortunately, this …

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• 1 April

  Your Zoom University Professor is Watching You

  

  Back when I attended a Management Consulting course at Harvard, my professor wanted to drop my grade from a solid A to a B+ all because I didn’t answer a cold call. He generalized my lack of presence at that moment as my participation throughout the course and wanted to …

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February, 2019

• 21 February

  New Teaching Positions in China!

  

  Looking for a new teaching position in China? We’ve got you covered! Our human resource team in both American and China handle everything including filing for and obtaining a work (Z) visa. We personally support you at every step of the way and throughout the school year. Positions for the …

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• 20 February

  Advice for New Teachers Entering the Profession

  

  Do 50% of teachers really leave the profession within 5 years? A more recent study shows that this number is actually a lot smaller at just 17%. So don’t be discouraged when you encounter difficulties in your first few years as a teacher. If you persist, you will find that …

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• 19 February

  What do Dogs, Kids, Employees Have in Common?

  

  They all eat? Sleep? Go to the bathroom? Cost you money? Give you grey hairs? It’s more than that!

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• 18 February

  Bring Coding to the Classroom

  

  Why Coding is Important: 90% of schools don’t teach coding, yet being able to code has been identified as one of the most in-demand skills across numerous industries. In addition, coding is increasingly becoming a prerequisite for many jobs. With the change in what employers are seeking in candidates, it …

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• 17 February

  10 Essential Components of an Elite Montessori Preschool

  

  There are many benefits of an elite Montessori preschool for young children. These important early years (ages 2 to 6) prepare a student for the learning experience that is to come, whether they continue with the Montessori Method or  move to a public classroom or other private school environment in …

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• 16 February

  6 Red Flags to Look Out for When Searching for a New Teaching Position

  

  #5: The job offer comes too easy...

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