Teacher Training

The first few minutes of class set the tone for everything that follows. But let’s be honest, most icebreakers feel forced or fall flat. The real question is: which ones actually work with students?

Teachers can apply micro and nano-learning by breaking lessons into short, focused activities like quick quizzes, videos, or discussions. These bite-sized methods boost engagement, aid retention, and make learning more flexible and accessible.

Most teachers don’t think, I need help. You’ve studied, taught lessons, managed classrooms, you know what you’re doing. And you probably do. But interviews are different. The moment someone asks, “Tell us about yourself,” everything in your head either disappears or spills out at once. You talk about your degree, your passion for teaching, maybe even your childhood story, but somewhere in the middle, you lose focus. You leave wondering if you actually said anything that mat