So you heard steemiteducation is being backed by Curie and you wish YOU could earn some of those rewards? Well now is YOUR chance! Everyone has had to suffer through homework at some point of your life...but did you ever get paid for it?
Now you can with steemiteducation homework!
Each week we will post one homework assignment. Everyone is welcome to participate but like usual there are some requirements. If you would like to participate follow the requirements below, tag it steemiteducation and steemhomework and our team will reward you for your efforts!
Our first Steemithomework: (This is not a competition! All quality posts will be rewarded!)
Did one of your teachers ever use a funny video clip in your class? Are you a teacher who has used funny clips?
We want YOU to tell us about it!
1. It must be an original high quality post with correct grammar usage.
2. No plagiarism shall be tolerated!
3. Only posts with a minimum length of between 250 words will be considered for rewards. (Sharing the link and then writing about the lesson taught using the clip should cover the minimum word requirement. But be creative. have fun! It can be longer).
4. Use the following two tags : steemiteducation as well as steemhomework.
5. Please add the video link in your post and don't forget to source the link!
6. Please add the link to this post in our post promotion in the comments below or on our discord server. See the link below.
What type of posts do we support?
- We support ALL educational posts that could be beneficial to a student or to a teacher in a classroom.
- We support lesson plans.
- We support funny classroom stories. We all know kids can do and say the darnedest things. We want to hear about that! ( Please DON'T provide the student names)
- Fun experiments or projects that kids could do on their own. (SAFE ones of course!)
- Fun art projects for kids.
- How-to posts - eg. How to build something/ how to do projects/study?
- Comprehensions tests in PDF format (printable format) that could be used in a classroom.
- Fun stories that can be used as reading material in a classroom.
- Schooling/ homeschooling and even unschooling posts are welcome!
Please take note that we will only support GOOD QUALITY POSTS!
Just because you write an educational post does not mean that we will support you! Because we are mostly educators it is important to take note of the following:
- If you use a picture and it is not your own, please add the image source.
- Make sure that your post is easily readable and use correct grammar and spelling. Poor language usage is a definite no-no and we will not support such posts.
- We have a post promotion section on our server in discord. Please stop sending inbox messages to the curators. You will be muted on Steemit and you will be blocked on the discord server.
- Use a proper format when writing an article.
- Remember that we also need your support. If we resteem your post, please make sure to resteem our daily post so that we can also grow our account.
- Make sure to use the relevant tags. One of your tags MUST be steemiteducation.
Have a look around Steemit and use some of the interesting Science and Maths posts in the steemstem section to use in your lessons. With your help we could change this platform into a virtual classroom!
If you write educational content, please drop you links in the Steemiteducation post promotion section on Discord. Only links with the#steemiteducation tag may be dropped in the Post-Promotion channel. Follow this link to join the server.
Please support the other quality posts under our blog, even if it is not the subject you teach.
PLEASE USE THE #steemiteducation TAG FOR ALL EDUCATIONAL CONTENT OR EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES.
Check out our video and get your friends to join @steemiteducation!!!
Don't forget to upvote and resteem our post!
Hi. #steemeducation seems like a great idea and I am wondering if I would be able to contribute with some of my content. I have just recently began posting here on stemmit and focus my content on some of the recent events taking place in physics.
You are more than welcome. If you are more into science posts then I suggest that you go and visit @steemstem. They focus on math and science related posts. You are welcome to tag both steemiteducation and steemstem but make sure to use proper references in your posts for consideration of an upvote.
Thanks for the advice!