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The First Step towards Good Computational Skills

Kamis, 28 Maret 2013

Maybe you aren't satisfied with your computational skills. If you want to improve them, check the quality of your simple mental computations first. I keep in view simple mental addition and subtraction within the limits of 20, simple mental multiplication and division within the limits of 100. Everyone knows these operations must be carried out correctly and quickly. But how can we measure the correctness and quickness of their execution? For this purpose you can use simple tables which may be named stochastic.


You can draw such tables yourself, but do not waste time. Take the tables free at my site Prevention of Failure in School Math. There are two possibilities to get them: a Word file (TablesWord) and a computer program (PrintTables). The program allows to print both blank tables and checklists for them (the same tables but with the answers). The checklists will help you to find your errors. Furthermore you need a stopwatch to measure a running time.
Posted by: Qalban Saghir Education Center Blog, Updated at: 02.15

Tips On How To Cultivate It In Children

How many times have you encountered students who “hated” to read—who apparently had to be forced to read by any of various means of coercion or threat? Have you ever noticed instances where one of those very children had once (at an earlier age) eagerly engaged reading material, driven by a native passion to discover and grow? What are some of the key factors that promote or inhibit a love of reading?

Work at each student’s ability level and incrementally build it up from there

For some, the response to the demand that students know more is to put increasingly sophisticated material earlier and earlier into the school curriculum. They reason that if a student has trouble when algebra is introduced (as an example) in the 7th grade, then the solution is to introduce algebra starting in the 2nd grade—and to let it somehow “seep in through the pores of the skin” as the student moves forward. In reality, higher levels of mathematics are understood to the degree that every one of the steps below them have been thoroughly mastered.
Posted by: Qalban Saghir Education Center Blog, Updated at: 02.11

the time required in the face of this student

How many times have you encountered students who “hated” to read—who apparently had to be forced to read by any of various means of coercion or threat? Have you ever noticed instances where one of those very children had once (at an earlier age) eagerly engaged reading material, driven by a native passion to discover and grow? What are some of the key factors that promote or inhibit a love of reading?

Work at each student’s ability level and incrementally build it up from there

Posted by: Qalban Saghir Education Center Blog, Updated at: 02.06

United States: first step to avoid closures of public services in March

Rabu, 20 Maret 2013


The House of representatives voted Wednesday on federal funding until the end of September, first step towards a possible settlement of the crisis that could cause the partial closure of public services end of March.


The vote coincides with the opening of an enhanced dialogue between president Barack Obama and the Republican opposition, in the explicit aim of breaking the deadlock on the budget and the debt.

Today, the federal State has the right to work until March 27, according to a funding bill passed in September. Without a vote of Congress before this deadline, non-essential public services would be forced to close, with hundreds of thousands of officials placed on leave without pay.

This scenario has already occurred in late 1995 for 21 days in a memorable battle between democratic president Bill Clinton and the Republican House.

The House - Republican majority - voted Wednesday 267 votes against 151 to fund the State until the end of the fiscal year 2013, on 30 September, on the basis of the level of current spending.

Posted by: Qalban Saghir Education Center Blog, Updated at: 03.43

The Ludwigsburg University of Education

Sabtu, 16 Maret 2013


The resident since 1966 in Ludwigsburg, pedagogical college is the largest of the six universities in Baden-Württemberg with more than 5,000 students and over 430 employees. As an independent university institutes, colleges focus on education-scientific issues in research and teaching. The land Baden-Württemberg has recognized this advantage and built the colleges, while the other provinces have integrated teacher training in common universities.
The Pädagogische Hochschule Ludwigsburg is a modern centre of excellence for education in four closely linked areas: education, extracurricular child and youth education, adult and continuing education in the cultural and social spheres.

Posted by: Qalban Saghir Education Center Blog, Updated at: 14.35

Why early childhood education is important

Jumat, 15 Maret 2013


Education researchers have a new phase of life in its sights: the time from the birth to the schooling of children. Also economists increasingly interested in the kids in the play money age. And the policy has tightened. Even the CDU looks no attack in pre-school education, more on the family.

But too few actions follow the knowledge about the importance. It is questionable whether in the year 2013, as it provides for the child support Act, a crèche is ready for every third child. It is far from a coherent support framework for the zero to six.


Which is why early childhood education deserves so much attention? And why is done in this country to little for them?
Posted by: Qalban Saghir Education Center Blog, Updated at: 09.04

Tips you must Know !!! How You Can Educate Your Child From Home

Selasa, 12 Maret 2013


Are you interested in homeschooling your children? There is numerous ways you can do that inexpensively. It is simpler as it sounds either. Today, I will be going through some homeschooling tips on the way you can educate your child from home, so pay attention to what I must say. By the finish of this editorial, I hope you will have a better understanding of this topic, so without further ado, let me start!

But first, let me describe why you ought to homeschool your child. Research has shown that children who grew up from such an schooling method turn out to be better adults. They have an inclination to be more street clever & they have an inclination to give back to their community. Even some famous people were homeschooled. Have you heard of Albert Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell & Benjamin Franklin? They are a number of them.

Posted by: Qalban Saghir Education Center Blog, Updated at: 12.15

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