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Remedying Textbooks and Worksheets in Language Learning
Techniques that language teachers can use to improve student success over textbooks and worksheets.
Remedying Textbooks and Worksheets in Language Learning
Techniques that language teachers can use to improve student success over textbooks and worksheets.
Weaving Self-Care Into Adult Education
It’s not enough to just teach subject matter. If you don’t care about your students, then perhaps teaching isn’t for you.
Do I Actually Have to Live in a Global Hub for My Child to Receive the Best Education?
What every new or expecting parent should know about the future of education. School is not the same as what you grew up with…
Online Learning Pros and Cons in 2020 and Beyond
After a turbulent adoption period, many are now thinking deeply about the pros and cons of online learning. Here’s the state of affairs and what the future holds.
The college experience is going away for good. Here’s why.
Colleges and universities have much to gain from the distance learning model, but they’re not the only ones. Here’s why the college experience is dead.
How Can Students and Teachers Prepare for Distance Learning?
More than ever, it’s crucial that preparations for distance learning are taken by the uninitiated. Here’s what students and teachers should do.
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How I’ve Successfully Held the Attention of My Virtual University Students
Being a remote or virtual college student can be challenging. Here’s how I’ve retained engagement from my online students during the pandemic.
The Competition Isn’t Harvard and Yale, It’s David Dobrik and MrBeast
Students are a lot more used to learning from home than educators realize. The problem with remote learning is that the education industry hasn’t adapted.
Transitioning Fully To Online Learning
As remote learning becomes more ubiquitous, it’s crucial guardians and teachers know how to help students properly transition.