1. Play dress-up. Dressing up lets children literally step into someone else’s shoes. Provide a variety of traditional costumes from all over the world. 2. “Accept linguistic/cultural hybridity (e.g. combined use of the native language and English for instruction, allowing code switching) as a viable and authentic way of being and communicating so that students…
DetailsThink back to that very first job you so desperately wanted to get in order to start your career. You most likely tapped into your network of friends and family to see if they had any connections. You certainly answered help wanted ads. You sent out resumes, followed up with calls and emails. If someone…
DetailsIn today’s dynamic business environment, the Master of Business Administration (MBA) is considered as a very valuable qualification. According to the Graduate Management Admission Council nearly three quarters of businesses plan to hire MBAs in 2014, up from 58% in 2011. With the job market becoming increasingly competitive, employers are becoming overwhelmed with the amount…
DetailsResearch shows many of those involved in the hiring process are making a critical mistake when they meet with job candidates for the first time. What is it? Relying too heavily on first impressions. Chances are, some people in your organization are big believers in the sentiment: “There’s nothing like a good first impression.” The…
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