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To avert a global learning crisis, UN interview: Transforming education
Interview: Transforming Education to Avoid a Global Learning Crisis The Summit on Transforming Education, a central event of the opening week of the new General Conference, which opens on September 16, aims to refocus attention on the global crisis regarding education and propose solutions to adapt education to the 21st century. Ahead of the event, UN News spoke with Leonardo Garnier, Special Adviser to the Secretary-General for the Summit on Education for Change.
By boland gracelyn4 years ago in Education
Is the child's memorization just a means to an end? Not an end in itself?
As someone who has been there, I would like to say a few words about my own experience in memorizing articles. Memorizing ancient texts was the main learning method for children in the past, and in ancient times there were not many other subjects to attend, that is, the ancient classics were the main focus.
By mareli bob4 years ago in Education
Why are children becoming less respectful of their parents?
Many parents in the process of raising their children report the problem that "My child doesn't respect me." Younger children, who often order their parents to do this and that, get angry at them when they are upset, or even fist and kick them.
By Bettye Lutz4 years ago in Education
Is enrolling in the agronomy program digging the ground every day?
Recently, a short video of admissions at Yunnan Agricultural University quickly became popular on the Internet, and because of its grounded and realistic filming content, the public once again focused their attention on this profession.
By Richard Shurwood4 years ago in Education
Why do parents still feel anxious when their children are "free"?
After the "double reduction", the first to feel relaxed should be the child, followed by the parents should be said to be, the amount of homework for children reduced, and after-school training courses in a variety of subjects also significantly reduced, which should be both save energy and save money.
By Richard Shurwood4 years ago in Education
Workplace, share a personal experience
I. An embarrassing interview experience The world is a big place, there is nothing strange. Clearly remember when you apply for a company, the interviewer in charge of staff recruitment gave himself such a very strange question: If you now have 7 cups of water, but came to 8 company headquarters leaders, can not be slow, and these 8 leaders are coming together, the room for maneuver is also small, what should you do?
By Bettye Lutz4 years ago in Education
Is there a hidden agenda for your child's poor learning? "Learn about dyslexia
In every class, there always seem to be two or three children who do not like to read, and they are often evaluated as "smart not on the right path (reading)", and some are even placed directly in the last row of the classroom, and not disrupting the classroom order is the biggest requirement for them.
By yunick jovitta4 years ago in Education
