Choosing the Structured English Immersion Endorsement Course for Your Learning Style & Your Schedule

Perhaps you are new to teaching in Arizona and have just been told by your principal or staff representative that you need a structured 45-hour English immersion course. Maybe you knew all along that you were in your teacher prep program and you put it off for as long as possible. Anyway, if you’re reading … Read more

Educational bingo for teachers

Most teachers are always looking for challenging and engaging things for their students to do in class. Activities that encourage participation in class discussions are always particularly welcome. Ideally, classroom activities are also fun – which is one of the reasons why games are so popular – although of course we must never forget that … Read more

English Teacher: Throw away the course book and adapt authentic materials

Use authentic materials? When asked why they rely heavily on coursebooks for teaching English, among a variety of other reasons, available authentic materials seem inadequate. The main reasons for this “unsuitability” can be mentioned: o Improper material level o Too difficult o Too long or too short o Use of grammar or language o Irrelevance … Read more

Why Are RCFE Continuing Education Classes So Important?

An RCFE (Residential Care Facility for the Elderly) certification is a highly coveted designation. The RCFE is a California requirement to operate a food and care facility. Anyone who works in these places in elderly care must be certified. Those who administer them must be too. The manager certification is called RCFE Administrator certification. Due … Read more

Moving to San Diego? The best kept secret of free continuing education

Are you moving to San Diego and want to learn one of the country’s best kept secrets? Moving to San Diego has many wonderful surprises in store for you to learn more about the city. Most people are familiar with the beautiful beaches, perfect 70-degree weather, and exciting nightlife that the Gaslamp District offers. However, … Read more

Equal Education For All American Students

This essay argues that schools for most of the 20th century constructed several categories of “dissimilarity” or different ability, and that these categories were created or soon appropriated to mean “children who cannot study together”. Important evidence accumulated throughout the century, but particularly over the last twenty years, shows that school categories that favor children’s … Read more