Teaching in Jamaica is often described as one of the most rewarding yet challenging professions. For many, it’s a calling to shape young minds and contribute to the nation’s development. However, there comes a point when even the most passionate educators consider stepping away from the classroom. After careful thought and reflection, I’ve made the […]
Hi there! Welcome or welcome back to Rooting For Growth with Fiona DaCosta. In this post, I’m taking you along to The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) Wine and Cheese Fundraiser. This was held on October 5, 2024 on the lawns of The Mico University College and was the first of its kind by the JTA. […]
Supervising children is no easy job. Especially when that’s not all you should be doing. A teacher’s role in the classroom ranges from mediator, counsellor, tutor to being a superhero with laser sharp eyes at the back of your head! With so many students, personalities, preferences and distractions in one room, how exactly can teachers […]
It’s no secret that time flies…especially during the summer holidays. For many teachers in Jamaica, this period is further shortened by meetings and curriculum setting seminars. As August narrows down, there’s plenty a teacher has to do. Outside of the administrative tasks, existing and prospective teachers will do well not to overlook the necessary teacher […]
It’s an exciting time in the life of a Law Student – starting the much anticipated 10 weeks legal internship. While some may see it as a road block to the coveted Summer Holidays, others yearn for the fulsome exposure of the practicality of the law – especially if that internship is overseas (in the […]