TeachMe TV Blog

written by Carolyn Sloan At TeachMe TV®, we’re seeking to redefine learning — not as the mere acquisition of facts or the rote execution...

written by Carolyn Sloan Think about the last time you learned to do something new. Learned how to drive. Cook. Speak a new language....

written by Bonnie Schultz Teaching children to write better is a multilevel process; It involves the mechanics of writing, reading,...

Math is a discipline that is commonly associated with memorization, timed quizzes and silent classrooms full of students just trying to...

Compound interest could be of particular interest to a younger person because once understood, a child would be eager to save money...

Karen Aronian says “play is the work children do when they are developing. It’s the bedrock of understanding.

U.S. News and World Report states 6 out of 10 working parents have reported being “extremely” concerned about children’s mental health.

You can source a lot of information regarding public schools and their performance from websites and local newspapers in your area.

What is a learning culture? To understand it better, we must consider how culture is defined in a general sense. Culture at its most...

Becoming your child's or student's learning ally is not only beneficial but necessary to optimum learning.

written by Bonnie Schultz for TeachMe TV®   What is a friend? There are so many different types of friendships we have during  our...

In today's digital age, children are growing up surrounded by technology. From smartphones to tablets, they are constantly exposed to...

In today's rapidly evolving world, it is crucial for children to develop the skills and mindset necessary to succeed in the 21st century....

Reflective practice is a powerful tool. It is a research-backed practice in education that can help children become independent learners...