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As many great educators will tell you, teaching is a rewarding career. It can also be a challenging one. Try out the following self-assessment to see if you share the qualities that successful teachers often possess. Answer YES or NO in comments to the following:

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As many great educators will tell you, teaching is a rewarding career. It can also be a challenging one. Try out the following self-assessment to see if you share the qualities that successful teachers often possess. Answer YES or NO in comments to the following:

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3. Are you able to quickly adjust to new or unforeseen challenges?

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3. Are you able to quickly adjust to new or unforeseen challenges?

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4. Are you willing to devote time and energy outside of school hours?

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4. Are you willing to devote time and energy outside of school hours?

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6. Do you have strong organizational skills?	

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6. Do you have strong organizational skills?	

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7. Do you excel at multitasking, organization, and planning?

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7. Do you excel at multitasking, organization, and planning?

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8. Do you have good written and verbal communication skills?

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8. Do you have good written and verbal communication skills?

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11. Do you feel comfortable explaining advanced concepts?

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11. Do you feel comfortable explaining advanced concepts?

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12. Will you be able to pass any requisite certification test(s) in your desired subject area(s)?

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12. Will you be able to pass any requisite certification test(s) in your desired subject area(s)?

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13. Do you have a mature, professional attitude?

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13. Do you have a mature, professional attitude?

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14. Are you enthusiastic about helping your students learn and grow?

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14. Are you enthusiastic about helping your students learn and grow?

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15. Are your technology skills up to date?

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15. Are your technology skills up to date?

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16. Do you enjoy working with technology?

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16. Do you enjoy working with technology?

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If you found yourself enthusiastically responding 'Yes' to most of the above questions, teaching may very well be the right career for you. Take the time to research and explore all the requirements for teaching within the frame of our subsequent workshops.

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1. I speak 4 languages.
2. I have a driver's license.
3. I cannot imagine my mornings without a cup of coffee.

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1.  My favourite school subjects were Maths and IT.

2. There are no boys among my students.

3. I have never watched the movie "Avatar".

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Take time to pass this 7-question quiz and find out what kind of teacher you might become. Write in comments your result. Are you a planner, a team player, a performer or a supporter?

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Take time to pass this 7-question quiz and find out what kind of teacher you might become. Write in comments your result. Are you a planner, a team player, a performer or a supporter?

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The planner. You're a problem-solver, and your capacity for knowledge and learning is fierce. You're an information sponge, and probably even a bit of a genius. You won't limit yourself to your subject - you could probably specialise in lots of different things quite easily. You just love finding out about things, whether it's an important scientific breakthrough or how to make a perfect flat white at home. You're also interested in culture, and keep up with the names and faces that matter. Making every moment count means you're one of the busiest people on the planet. But you stay in complete control with bullet diaries, daily planners, automated to do lists, phone notifications, and Google calendars. You'll know your timetable backwards. And as a true detail person, you'll be a tough but fair leader in the classroom.

The team player. You're the best at bringing people together and getting everyone involved. Who could say no to you? You're outgoing, and sociable. You love being part of a group. And the group loves having you in it. Your natural enthusiasm for life makes you an uplifting person to have around - and you'll be popular with your pupils, and your teaching colleagues alike. You're an easy going person, and you probably find most things a breeze - whether it's stepping in for another teacher, demonstrating the finer points of the serial comma, or doing a quick 5k at lunchtime. But you'll also be the kind of teacher who will quickly spot the pupil who needs that extra bit of encouragement, and be able to inspire them and give them confidence.

The performer. You love being in front of people. And the classroom is your stage. You're a natural entertainer, and if any teacher can make learning fun - it's you. You don't let pupils get swamped with information and lose interest - you know that the bigger picture is important, too. And you have a natural instinct for being able to engage with others, and keep them listening with an anecdote or amusing story to bring a point to life. You're quick witted and smart - and pupils will look forward to your classes. As a real people person, you find it easy to connect with children and young people. And because you're self-aware, and understand the impact you have on those around you, you'll never lose sight of the fact that you're a role model. You don't let many people see your serious side, but it's there. And it's what helps you achieve such a great balance - so along with your engaging spontaneity, comes a willingness to try new techniques, experiment with new approaches for difficult topics, take on more responsibility and rise to challenges.

The supporter. You could be the teacher who gets the most thank yous, and the best Secret Santas. You're caring and nurturing, and there's nothing you won't miss - whether it's someone skiving class, or someone struggling in class. You've got a sixth sense when it comes to knowing what's going on. And children and young people - and even your colleagues in the staff room - will find it easy to talk to you and confide in you. You're the one everyone can count on. And you're not easily shocked. You probably had medicine or the police on your short list of career options - because helping people matters to you. You're calm, and can think clearly - keeping your head no matter how loud things get. And while you're an idealistic, your feet are on the ground. So beyond sharing your passion for your subject - you want to help your pupils gain the knowledge and values that will help them succeed as good citizens, too.

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What kind of teacher would I be? | Quiz | Teach in Scotland

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The planner. You're a problem-solver, and your capacity for knowledge and learning is fierce. You're an information sponge, and probably even a bit of a genius. You won't limit yourself to your subject - you could probably specialise in lots of different things quite easily.

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-> I like to discover why people do some things and why don't
-> I read everyday before sleep
-> I love chemistry

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1.  I have perfect grades at French(9,10 with no 8 ;) )
2.I'm reading a book with 116.181 at the moment. (def. not a random number )
3. A bad thing is happening right now 5 meters from my current position (def the lie chose this)

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Naruto Smile GIFs - Find & Share on GIPHY

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Find GIFs with the latest and newest hashtags! Search, discover and share your favorite Naruto Smile GIFs. The best GIFs are on GIPHY.

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1. I can fly  2. I have a sister  3. My favourite country is Sweeden

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1.  I like watching anime
2. I have a brother
3. I like football

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1. I like playing video games
2. I play guitar
3. I am good at geometry

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Always make time for entertainment, even if it's 5 minutes.

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I want to understand, not to memorize

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Let's write an autobiographical cinquain using the model below

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Let's write an autobiographical cinquain using the model below

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Line 1. Țurcan
Line 2. Mystery ,music

Line 3. swimming, playing violin, learning

Line 4. Mysterious, Good, hopeful , happy :D

Line 5. Anatol

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Anastasia
student  daughter
learning  reading   sleeping
enthusiastic talkative funny helpful
Grădinaru

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Alex.
Student, musician.
Reading, singing, writing.
Adaptable, amiable, courageous, generous.
Pripa.

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Mihaela
Student, girl
Learning, reading, writing
Helpful, independent, hardworking, creative
Bruma

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Viviana
Student , daughter
Studying,  reading, watching
Creative, positive, friendly , happy
Ghenciu

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Line 1: Lecari
Line 2: Math, brother
Line 3: interesting, democratising, improving
Line 4: excited, opened, thankful, logical
Line 5: Laurențiu

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Bogdan
student; programmer-wannabe
playing games; learning; writing
Curious; friendly; generous; positive
Bostan

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NAME THREE THINGS YOU CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT or YOU'LL GO CRAZY

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Keep moving.

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Do not stop until you are proud

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Life is more interesting when you can like it,written by Țurcan Anatol

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Life is more interesting when you can like it,written by Țurcan Anatol

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What Kind of Teacher Do You Appreciate the Most_

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Take the quiz below to find out what type of learner you are.

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Take the quiz below to find out what type of learner you are.

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We are all different, therefore it shouldn't come as a surprise that we also have our own, unique way of learning. Knowing how you retain information best will make you more productive and help you get more enjoyment out of any course.
Take the quiz below to find out what type of learner you are.

Please answer each question and try re-submitting!

You have a preference for learning in an audible way
People who have a preference for learning in an audible way can choose to remember things by hearing and listening. You may, for instance, choose to ask your lecturer to give you spoken instructions as well as written ones. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in an audible way:

Use index cards to learn new words; read them out loud

Read stories, assignments, or directions out loud

Record yourself and then listen to the recording

Have test questions read to you by a friend or family member

Study new material by reading it out loud

Preferring to learn in one way over another does not mean that one way is better than another. Labelling yourself as a particular type of learner is not helpful in the long run. It is really important to use your time at Arden University to explore different types of academic skills and ways to learn!

You have a preference for learning in a visual way
People who have a preference for learning in a visual way can choose to learn by reading or seeing pictures. You may feel that you understand and remember things by sight. You may picture what you are learning in your head and like to see what you are learning. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in a visual way: Preferring to learn in one way over another does not mean that one way is better than another. Labelling yourself as a particular type of learner is not helpful in the long run. It is really important to use your time at Arden University to explore different types of academic skills and ways to learn!

You have a preference for learning in a tactile way
People who have a preference for learning in a tactile way can choose to learn by touching and doing. You may feel that you understand and remember things through physical movement. You may call yourself a "hands-on" learner who prefers to touch, move, build, or draw what you learn. You may feel that you learn better when some type of physical activity is involved. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in a tactile way: Preferring to learn in one way over another does not mean that one way is better than another. Labelling yourself as a particular type of learner is not helpful in the long run. It is really important to use your time at Arden University to explore different types of academic skills and ways to learn!

You have a preference for learning in an audible and visual way
People who have a preference for learning in an audible way can choose to remember things by hearing and listening. You may, for instance, choose to ask your lecturer to give you spoken instructions as well as written ones. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in an audible way:

Use index cards to learn new words; read them out loud

Read stories, assignments, or directions out loud

Record yourself and then listen to the recording

Have test questions read to you by a friend or family member

Study new material by reading it out loud

People who have a preference for learning in a visual way can choose to learn by reading or seeing pictures. You may feel that you understand and remember things by sight. You may picture what you are learning in your head and like to see what you are learning. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in a visual way: Preferring to learn in one way over another does not mean that one way is better than another. Labelling yourself as a particular type of learner is not helpful in the long run. It is really important to use your time at Arden University to explore different types of academic skills and ways to learn!

You have a preference for learning in a visual and a tactile way
People who have a preference for learning in a visual way can choose to learn by reading or seeing pictures. You may feel that you understand and remember things by sight. You may picture what you are learning in your head and like to see what you are learning. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in a visual way: People who have a preference for learning in a tactile way can choose to learn by touching and doing. You may feel that you understand and remember things through physical movement. You may call yourself a "hands-on" learner who prefers to touch, move, build, or draw what you learn. You may feel that you learn better when some type of physical activity is involved. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in a tactile way: Preferring to learn in one way over another does not mean that one way is better than another. Labelling yourself as a particular type of learner is not helpful in the long run. It is really important to use your time at Arden University to explore different types of academic skills and ways to learn!

You have a preference for learning in an audible and a tactile way
People who have a preference for learning in an audible way can choose to remember things by hearing and listening. You may, for instance, choose to ask your lecturer to give you spoken instructions as well as written ones. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in an audible way:

Use index cards to learn new words; read them out loud

Read stories, assignments, or directions out loud

Record yourself and then listen to the recording

Have test questions read to you by a friend or family member

Study new material by reading it out loud

People who have a preference for learning in a tactile way can choose to learn by touching and doing. You may feel that you understand and remember things through physical movement. You may call yourself a "hands-on" learner who prefers to touch, move, build, or draw what you learn. You may feel that you learn better when some type of physical activity is involved. Here are some things that you may choose to do if you prefer to learn in a tactile way: Preferring to learn in one way over another does not mean that one way is better than another. Labelling yourself as a particular type of learner is not helpful in the long run. It is really important to use your time at Arden University to explore different types of academic skills and ways to learn!

Sources:
http://blc.uc.iupui.edu/Academic-Enrichment/Academic-Success-Strategies/Learning-Styles
http://www.education.com/reference/article/Ref_Teaching_Tips
http://www.educationplanner.org/students/self-assessments/learning-styles-quiz.shtml

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Right-brained? Left-brained? Take the brain test!

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Which side of your brain is more dominant?
The 30-Second Brain Test

In which direction is the dancer turning?

Choose the color, not the word. You have 4 seconds for each task.

Thank you for your
participation.
We welcome your feedback.

The brain test is a fun and insightful game that helps us learn more about ourselves and the way we think. There are no right or wrong answers, it merely tests the balance between the left and right hemispheres of the brain. The brain test doesn't measure knowledge like a brain training game does, and it is not designed for brain development, however it does tell us a lot about our brains; the result reveals to users how much they use the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Simply complete the quiz to get the result. Have fun!

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Which side of your brain is more dominant? Take the popular ③⓪-second brain test and compare the result with your friends! ☕ Start your brain test now "

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“Psycho-Geometric” Test: Choose A Pie And Learn Your Character Type

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“Psycho-Geometric” Test: Choose A Pie And Learn Your Character Type

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I am Left-Brained and it explains so many things :)

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I am Left-Brained and it explains so many things :)

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What are your 5 favourite characteristics of a Successful Teacher?

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What are your 5 favourite characteristics of a Successful Teacher?

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“Psycho-Geometric” Test: Choose A Pie And Learn Your Character Type by Oxana Gradinari on Genially

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Discover more about “Psycho-Geometric” Test: Choose A Pie And Learn Your Character Type ✌️ - Horizontal infographics

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Thank you, guys for your wonderful feedback!

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You’re on the right track! You are wonderful!

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You’re on the right track! You are wonderful!