Teaching in 2026 demands more than subject knowledge—it requires emotional strength. With diverse classrooms and rising student challenges, resilience is now a must-have skill. In this blog post, we explore why emotional resilience is core to teacher training today.
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Written By : Aniket
Helping students retain more information isn’t just about repetition—it’s about strategy. By breaking lessons into smaller, meaningful parts, teachers can make learning stick.
This is where the chunking technique transforms how you teach and how students remember. Read our guide to know more about it.
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Written By : Sanjana
Teachers can use this freedom to observe each child’s unique learning style and interests. By embedding flexibility into the classroom, educators nurture both autonomy and collaboration. Ultimately, the thoughtful use of open-ended play activities enriches early education in deeply meaningful ways.
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Written By : Abhishek
Education in lengthy class times may be difficult, but equally, it offers the chance for stimulating and exciting involvement of students. With a Certificate in Education Management, educators learn effective methods on how to segregate the lesson and maintain student’s concentration.
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Written By : Sanjana
Want to deep dive with digital citizenship? Read this blog to know why is it essential to promote digital citizenship to learners. Learn the benefits as it offers many advantages with certain risks.
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Written By : Shivangi Chakraborty
You want to make sure your job application stands out right? Here’s a list of responsive reminders of common mistakes on mistakes that people usually make while applying for teaching English abroad jobs.
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Written By : Ruchi Mehta
