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	We, the teachers are born to make a differenceVideo \| By TED Ed \| Jun 20, 2017 \| \| 1 Like Rita Pierson, a teacher for 40 years, once heard a colleague say, "They don't pay me to like the kids." Her resp
	Gender equality in the classroomArticle \| By TeacherPlus \| Jun 16, 2017 \| Views and Reflections \| 0 Likes It is typical for a teacher to say, “Abhishek looks so confident, and he will make a good leader while Nazneen i
	Does your school push you to do non-academic work?Article \| By P.V.SATYA RAMESH \| Jun 09, 2017 \| Views and Reflections, Others \| 1 Like Recently I came across a reminder issued by the Principal of a reputed educational institution to his teachers.
	Are teachers allowed an ego?Article \| By TeacherPlus \| Jun 02, 2017 \| Views and Reflections \| 0 Likes I would like to present two scenarios that will hopefully lead the reader to the answer this question.
	Not a single student is bored in this history classArticle \| By Karen \| May 29, 2017 \| Social Studies, Views and Reflections \| 0 Likes Imagine a Social Studies class in which the desks have been pushed together to make groups of about 5 students.
	Social science lessons through a grocery shopVideo \| By Vikas Arora \| May 25, 2017 \| Environmental Science, Science & Technology, Social Studies, Views and Reflections \| 0 Likes Vikas Arora shares this video from localfutures.org. You may use it in your social studies and economics class to trigger a discussion around fund allocation and resource distribution.
	Small roadmap to spice up your geography classArticle \| By AJABUL BISWAS \| May 18, 2017 \| Environmental Science, Social Studies, Views and Reflections \| 0 Likes Geography is one of the oldest disciplines in the world.

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