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It goes without saying that children need structure, and all families can benefit greatly one way or another once this is implemented at home — and this is more important than ever in Hong Kong during this p . . .
Hong Kong and China are strong in so many ways, and will eventually bounce back, but it is a very stressful time for everyone. People have been advised to avoid crowds and schools are closed so children are findin . . .
Renee Morrison, editor of the Australian education NGO “The Conversation,” provides three tips on how to maximize your online researching. Search for more than just isolated facts. Slow down to con . . .
Well know technologist and entrepreneur Elon Musk is not as concerned about academic credentials as most people would think. “A PhD is definitely not required. I don’t care if you even graduated high . . .
According to a new Australian study, teachers have identified one in five children as having emerging developmental needs when they first start schooling. This can translate to behavioural, emotional and cognitive . . .
ChalkFace has been following and reporting on the effects that the Coronavirus is having on education sectors from around the globe. This article from The New York Times illustrates the impact the virus is ha . . .
Being an Australian it is with extreme sadness that I have been following the wide scale devastation from the recent bushfires there. It is not only the loss of life and property that has occurred but the dev . . .
The impact of the Coronavirus is continuing to have effects far beyond people’s health. The deadly coronavirus is likely to make a massive dent on a billion dollar part of Australia's economy, as thou . . .
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