Students in Classroom

The distracted student is a common sight in classrooms. These students may daydream, fidget, or struggle to pay attention during lessons. This can disrupt the flow of the class and hinder their own learning. What makes a student distracted? There are many reasons why a student might be distracted. While …

A classroom is made up of several types of students and it is important for the teacher to know exactly who they are so as to zone in on their needs. For every type of student known in the classroom, there may be one who is the complete opposite. Knowledge …

We all know that one focussed student who usually has it all together. This is the student who takes notes in his daily journal, organiser, scrap book and on sticky notes. He makes perfectly laid out plans for his entire future at a very young age. This is the student …

The unfocussed student has very little passion for the lessons scheduled on a school’s syllabus. This student prefers to do everything else under the sun other than academic schooling. He plays sports, video games, sends texts, listens to music, watches videos and posts on social media all day. But, when …

The disciplined student obeys instructions, acknowledges the difference between right and wrong and might be a teacher’s pet. This student sits at the front of the classroom and raises her hand to answer every question. She volunteers to distribute handouts, cleans the board and gets excited with surprise quizzes. She does …