Guidance for educators

Teaching is a juggling act, with responsibilities like lesson planning, school meetings, parent communication, testing, and grading — not to mention actually teaching.

From crumpled up essays lying on the floor to the overheard “I don’t care anyway”, we have all borne witness to student apathy.

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Confident students are more likely to speak in class, ask for help when needed. They absorb material faster and are more excited to learn.

Students need feedback often and creating a system by rubber stamping work can provide visible and immediate proof of student progress.

Often when we think of a student at any age who has low self-esteem, it is easy to correlate the obvious situations that instantly come to mind.