Paulie IvanovaPaulie Ivanova is a novice teacher. She recently graduated as a teacher at the university and is full of new teaching ideas.
At the university, she studied Psychology, Pedagogy, English, and German.
She teaches elementary school students, so she doesn't get bored at work. Working with children Paulie is not afraid to experiment and is constantly applying new techniques.
Paulie also enjoys writing articles for our blog and running Science and Literacy social media.
In her free time, Paulie enjoys videography.
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Unleashing a world of possibilities, middle school science fairs and experiences present the perfect opportunity for students to engage in captivating projects. Sometimes beginning such an adventure can be daunting, as it may not be clear how young learners should go about tackling their experiments. Nevertheless, with some creative thinking, there’s plenty of potential to … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, where noise pollution is a common challenge, sound amplifier apps are emerging as a practical solution for many. Particularly beneficial for individuals with hearing difficulties, these apps transform your smartphone and headphones into a powerful sound amplification system. With these applications, the struggles of hearing conversations in noisy cafés, bustling streets, … Read more
Valentine’s Day is a special day to celebrate not only romantic love, but the feeling in a variety of its forms: to friends, colleagues, etc… People make the occasion memorable by exchanging meaningful tokens of appreciation such as heartfelt postcards, exquisite roses and delightful candy hearts with symbolic messages of their devotion for each other. … Read more
Early childhood development is a critical time of tremendous physical and mental growth. To ensure the best outcomes for children, teachers need to have access to quality resources that can help them guide the process successfully. Fortunately, there are four specialized websites available with information on activities and research-backed strategies: providing parents and educators everywhere … Read more
As online learning has become more popular, teachers are increasingly turning to online resources for their classrooms. One of the most important online tools for teachers is a free plagiarism checker. With this tool, teachers can quickly and easily identify any instances of plagiarism in student work, ensuring that all students are submitting original content … Read more
Christmas is just around the corner, which means it’s time to get busy decorating the classrooms! I made 7 different designs just for you. Not only can these posters be used to decorate the classroom, but they can also be used to make postcards. 1. A poster with Santa Claus On Christmas Eve, everyone believes … Read more
“School is not about transmitting information. Kids can get any information they want. The trick is to motivate them to want to get the right information and then give them a choice about how to get that information.” Phil Schlechty, Founder, Schlechty Center Since I first entered the teaching profession 20 years ago, I’ve noticed … Read more
With more and more students opting for remote learning, finding ways to make distance teaching easier has become an essential part of my job. I have noticed that my teacher colleagues around the world are experiencing the same issue, and some are having more trouble than others adjusting to this new teaching norm. Therefore, I … Read more
Learning how to tell time and read an analog clock is an important skill for students to learn. However, some students really have trouble with telling time. While looking at a clock now and instantly stating the time may seem like second nature to you, it isn’t that way to most children. They need direct … Read more
As a seasoned teacher, I’ve found that seating charts are indispensable tools for classroom management. The lack of assigned seating can lead to issues like disputes over seats, excessive chatting, or students sitting in the back to avoid participation. This is why, in discussions with fellow educators, I always recommend the use of a classroom … Read more