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Radical solutions to the pandemic – universities chartering planes for international students? (Full article - THE) Top schools are looking at VR as the next edtech tool. Research is ongoing (Full article - . . .
As schools attempt to re-open after the lockdowns caused by the pandemic thought will need to be given to curriculums. It may not be possible or desirable to simply go back to what was being taught prior the . . .
In this article from The Independent, photojournalist Paddy Dowling examines how UNESCO and its partners are racing to support the most marginalized children in school in a post-Covid world. At the heig . . .
As the US has been experiencing a significant increase in the amount of Covid 19 cases, universities there are being forced to bring about changes to their teaching programs as illustrated by this article from The . . .
While working as a volunteer aid worker in the South Pacific I studied my accounting qualification at the University of the South Pacific so was very disappointed to see this recent article talking about the curre . . .
There has been much discussion about how many parents are hesitant about sending back their children in school in those countries that still have high incidences of the virus. This article reported in the US . . .
Cheating is a big problem for universities everywhere but the problem has grown with greater use of distance and online learning. Here is a look at how Australian universities are trying to reduce cheating a . . .
Adam Strauss contributor for Forbes magazine discusses 4 ways to prepare children for their inheritance. Devise a proper estate plan. Estate planning enables you to audit the tools at your disposal to mini . . .
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