I am not talking exactly about the subject itself, but the process. Like Drafting a schedule? Staying focused? Knowing what to study? Finding good explanations? Motivation? Remembering what you learned? stuff like this.
What do you find is the hardest hurdle and how do you think you can get over it..?
I am not talking exactly about the subject itself, but the process. Like Drafting a schedule? Staying focused? Knowing what to study? Finding good explanations? Motivation? Remembering what you learned? stuff like this.
What do you find is the hardest hurdle and how do you think you can get over it..?
I am not talking exactly about the subject itself, but the process. Like Drafting a schedule? Staying focused? Knowing what to study? Finding good explanations? Motivation? Remembering what you learned? stuff like this.
What do you find is the hardest hurdle and how do you think you can get over it..?
I am not talking exactly about the subject itself, but the process. Like Drafting a schedule? Staying focused? Knowing what to study? Finding good explanations? Motivation? Remembering what you learned? stuff like this.
What do you find is the hardest hurdle and how do you think you can get over it..?
Hi Teachers! What are the biggest challenges your students face that you wish you had more time or resources to help with?
Are there problems that you see every year but unfortunately can't actually address because of time, curriculum, or class sizes?
Would love to hear what you notice the most.
If you could fix one thing about today's education system, what would it be?
I'm curious whether people think the biggest issue is things like large class sizes, standardized testing, lack of individual attention, career guidance, or something else entirely.
What are the biggest challenges right now, in your opinion?
This event has got to be the shittiest event of all time. Even with EA releasing so many 119s, pricks made sure that I get the shittiest players after spending 140 draft vouchers