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Learning is sometimes a difficult task, and whether we realize it or not, we have been trained to learn. From an early age we learned by reading aloud, watching TV or memorizing. We also learned from examples and experiences. An old Chinese proverb says: “Tell me and I will forget; …

Never underestimate the benefits of a good education. Thomas Jefferson would have hit the nail on the head if he had written “life, liberty, and the pursuit of health and education” in the Declaration of Independence instead of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” “ Education, health and happiness …

One of the biggest challenges in supporting teaching on campus or in the disciplines is not just encouraging those individuals who are interested in such work, but helping to develop the field itself. Our aim is to explore ways in which the science of teaching could be positioned within the …

Investing a lot of money is no joke. Much more if you’re trying to invest in a dynamic and highly sophisticated business like foreign exchange or forex. That’s why mostly only those who are already experts in the business try their luck in this trade. But did you know it …

The key to effective learning is acquiring new ideas and making existing knowledge and skills more effective. According to the experts, informal learning is the ideal way to achieve this goal. With the growing reliance on technology, the collaborative aspects of education have become more important. The formal training in …

As a parent, you may have many questions such as what does early childhood education mean? and Why do our children need to learn “early” in order to thrive better in school and in life? according to dr James Heckman, a Nobel laureate in economics and expert on the economics …

Do we really believe that every child can be successful? How does the belief that a child’s potential is limited affect our ability to reach out to that child and retard their growth and academic success? The largely unexplored, and in some cases erroneous, beliefs held by many mainstream educators …