94% of US public school teachers paid for basic supplies out of their own pockets during the 2014-15 school year, with an average annual spending of $479. Teachers in schools with high levels of free or cut-price lunch programs spent the most. Primary school teachers and those in cities also spent more. Nearly every public […]
Virtual classes allow for multiple inheritance in object-oriented programming languages. The diamond problem arises when two parent classes have a common grandparent, causing ambiguity. C++ solves this by making the grandparent a virtual class. Proper class hierarchy structuring is important to avoid errors. A virtual class is a class that is allocated only once in […]
Outdoor classrooms allow students to learn while connecting with nature. They can be used for hands-on activities, teaching about biomes, and even abstract subjects. In developing countries, they are often used as designated schools. Traditional teachers may also take their students outside for a day of learning. An outdoor classroom is a classroom that is […]
Improving classroom literacy is crucial for students’ future success. Immersing them in the written word, asking questions about stories, encouraging independent reading and writing, and making literacy fun are effective ways to improve literacy. Technology can also be used to enhance learning. Few things will be more important to students later in life than their […]
