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'He's a different child': Natalie's son kept getting suspended — until the school took him outside
A Queensland mum says her son was getting suspended every second week for fighting in school and found it difficult to focus in class — but outdoor lessons at her son's school dramatically improved his behaviour both at the schoolground and home.
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Web Development for Car Design EdTech Platform
How to design a car? Do you want to become a car designer? Inktank.academy is your solution. Create car design and enjoy online learning.
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Educational Technology (EdTech) Market Research
The education technology industry is growing exponentially every year. Thus, the market prospects are suggested to reach $40.9 billion by 2022. It’s not a surprise since new educational technologies were meant to introduce innovative solutions in the traditional notion of education. Market analysis is the predominant thing to do while thinking of your next product idea. Without knowledge of market situation companies may run into serious problems as their products fail to deliver educational value.
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Data Analytics Certification Courses Can Help You Get A Lucrative Pay Package!
Data Analytics has become a popular subject of discussion these days. This term comes in use during both academic and professional discussions.
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The ART of Learning a New Skill.
I have heard before that it takes 10,000 hours to learn a new skill. However, this is completely false.
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How to Learn Any New Skill Fast – in 20 Hours or Less
Today, I'm talking to Josh Kaufmann, founder of PersonalMBA.com, about the process of learning new skills. How do you learn a new skill fast? Find out now.
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Remote learning when it is really remote
Internet access is ubiquitous—except where it isn't. However, even in places where electricity or Internet connectivity are spotty, new e-learning innovations can help people get an education.
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If you don’t use it, you’ll lose it
Just by trying, even if you fail, you’ll have gained confidence because you’ll have attempted something in which the outcome was not predictable.
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Adapting the Library for Active Learning
The library is the academic heart of a school, but just as education is changing, so too is the library. No longer just a place to check out books and build research skills, campus libraries have evolved into a more multi-dimensional space.
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Why Kids Can’t Write
Some say English instruction must get back to basics, with a focus on grammar. But won’t that stifle a student’s personal voice?
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World’s Greatest Philanthropists. Meet The Super Rich And Generous. – AFRIZAP WORLD
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Confession of a 'Teach for Malaysia' Teacher
A teacher's plea for more educated Malaysians to try teaching at least once.
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Why are South African Students Protesting?
A look at what has sparked the biggest student protests to hit South Africa since apartheid ended in 1994.
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Advanced-Stage Charter Syndrome
What “Maturity” Means to the Charter Movement. By Nancy Flanagan.
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Why students make silly mistakes in class (and what can be done)
Problem solving requires so much brain power that there can be no room left for remembering simple rules.
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Learn math without fear, Stanford expert says
Professor Jo Boaler says students most effectively learn "math facts" working on problems they enjoy, rather than through exercises and drills they fear. Timed testing and blind memorization damage children's experience of math, she says.
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Solving the Mystery of the Schools
In recent years, American public education has been swamped by bad ideas and policies. Our national leaders, most of whom were educated at elite universities and should know better, have turned our most important domestic duty into a quest for higher scores on standardized tests. By Diane Ravitch.
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Why DeRay Mckesson’s Baltimore Campaign Looks Like It Comes Right Out of Teach for America’s Playbook
As Mckesson launches his outsider candidacy for mayor of Baltimore, many worry his roots in the education privatization movement put the city’s public schools in peril. By Drew Franklin.
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‘What passes for acceptable school choice rhetoric is frightening’
An eyewitness account of a National School Choice Week event. By Valerie Strauss. (Jan. 30)
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Online, All Students Sit in the Front Row
Bill Gates went to Arizona to see what the future of college might look like.
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