Among the all remarkable QuickBooks accounting packs, QuickBooks comes in the primary tendency. It is made and isolated by an exceptional affiliation named Intuits. A basic number of new associations use QuickBooks for controlling their accounting work without any problem. By using this bewildering thing one can get advantage on-premises business partitions near to the cloud-based version of their accounting work. The most captivating thing … Continue reading Step by step instructions to explain QuickBooks Online Login Error

Psychologist or psychotherapist … It’s hard to tell the difference. But, thanks to a few clear indications, you will certainly find yourself and make a better difference. A psychotherapist is above all a psychologist, a doctor or psychiatrist who has trained in psychotherapy. Let us shed light on the profession of psychologist and psychotherapist. Find out! Who is the psychologist? The psychologist (title recognized by the State) is a … Continue reading What is the difference between a psychologist and a psychotherapist?

Imagination … this formidable capacity of the human being to conceive things which do not exist yet (or to dream those which will exist soon, as you prefer). Napoleon Hill said: “imagination is the laboratory of the world” . I really like this quote because it is very true. Imagination is the prerequisite for creativity , because we create what we first imagined. But what does “use your imagination” mean ? And above all, how … Continue reading How to develop your imagination in 2 techniques + 7 tips!

Art teachers have been exemplary in their navigation and sense making of a new normal that is still coming into focus. As we head back into schools it is important to reflect on the insights learned through our approaches to, and experiences of, emergency teaching at home. So, where to from here? How can we incorporate the transformations we have made and insights we have … Continue reading Art education: Using new resources and skills

As educators in Australia return to face-to-face teaching, and schools around the world grapple with new ways of working to provide continuing support to students during the pandemic restrictions, readers have been getting in touch to tell us what’s been happening in their own context. This week, Teacher is sharing some of those stories. In this second article, Kate Hill – an Australian teacher from Melbourne currently … Continue reading Learning in lockdown – an international perspective

Welcome to this month’s edition of Researching education: Five further readings. In this series, we take a look at some further readings available on a particular topic, including open access research papers from various online databases, and Teacher archive content you might not have come across yet. Creativity has been earmarked as one of the most crucial 21st Century skills to teach students. It allows our students to be able to … Continue reading Researching Education: Five further readings on creative thinking

Students at Southbank International School in London are encouraged to use a ‘Magpie Book’ when they are reading or listening so that when they hear a good word, or phrase, or simile, they can write it down. According to Head of Upper Primary and Grade 4 teacher, Stefanie Waterman, a Magpie Book is essentially a spiral notebook that students carry around with them that is filled … Continue reading Implementing a structured writing program

Did you miss the news of this early morning? We have put together a summary to help you see more clearly. Coronavirus: Situation Worsens in the United States, EU Plans to Ban US Travelers The situation is reversed. As the EU prepares to  reopen its external borders on July 1 to a list of countries that have mastered the coronavirus pandemic  , a major nation is not among them, according to the  New York … Continue reading It’s BIM time: The pandemic is getting worse in the United States, L214 is fighting for lambs and Obama is a hit