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7 Top iOS Apps for College Students in 2021
College can be more fun but it can be overwhelming as well. Studying can mean hours spent in the library. Yes at times it can be boring, for the fix the digital technology continues to improve by bringing more and more interesting iOS Apps. This helps education get a lot easier, fun yet functional.
By Anchit Kumar6 years ago in Education
How E-Learning is Being Used in Pakistan
E-learning refers to the transmission of educational content via an online platform, usually with the internet. It allows students and teachers to access their educational content using an electronic device, without having to formally visit a classroom.
By Mehreen Saeed6 years ago in Education
What 2019 Year 12 Graduates Wish High School Had Taught Them
I can’t even count the number of times I heard my school talk about “setting me up for my future” throughout my senior years of high school. They offered careers counselling and we went to careers expos, we had assemblies and talks about university, we filled out a booklet about our goals for the future, and the list goes on. So, when I finally stepped into the big wide world at the end of this 13-year long education tunnel, you’d think I’d be prepared for anything and everything, right? Turns out, the one thing I was prepared for was university, and that’s about it.
By Liv6 years ago in Education
5 tips to speak French like a p-r-o-f-e-s-s-i-o-n-a-l
If you are planning on mastering « la langue française » in 10 months from scratch, don't be too excited because it’s mostly impossible and it’ll probably take you many years of daily practise to become a 100 % fluent in French . Why is it so long your might ask ? Because even though you might think that English has the exact same structure as French... it’s unfortunately much more complicated to learn French than a simple memorization of words translated with the (let’s be honest ) precious help of Google Traduction. Indeed, the langage of love is composed of over 20 verb tenses which is way more than our precious language so it's definitely not a piece of cake to become fluent but it can be so gratifying and fulfilling that it's still so worth it when you put a lot of effort into it.
By Anne Marin6 years ago in Education
Tracing Letter "A" - Scaffolding Learning
This is an assessment task in the EDUC 231 Child and Adolescent Development. The assessment is all about tracing letters with help from the teachers through scaffolding.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.6 years ago in Education
MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) - Computer Forensic
This is a reflection of my lesson in the Massive Open online course called Computer Forensics on Udemy. This reflection is presented in EDUC 205 - Educational Technology.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.6 years ago in Education
Educational Breaking Grounds
Title: Educational Breaking Grounds Summary: With the internet flooding with new knowledge and resources on not just a daily basis, but on a second by second basis, why are we limiting ourselves to the possibilities of a better education outside of the classroom?
By Mohit Chawla6 years ago in Education
The ramifications of Corona on college tuition fees and scholarships
For both colleges and students, the coronavirus pandemic has created a massive disruption in higher education's fiscal "norm." Class closures, restrictions, restructurings, online learning, cost-cutting, and more have changed the most rudimentary assumptions about college and college life. As far as finances are concerned, tuition fees and scholarships have also entered unchartered territories.
By Laura Mizrahi6 years ago in Education
My Adventures as an English Teacher in Tokyo
I attended Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan, using the G.I. Bill to pay for my studies and to have a little money left over. However, the stipend money I received wasn’t enough for me, my wife Kayoko, and our toddler son Timmy to live on in Tokyo, which had a sky-high cost of living, with inflation raging at the time. So I had to work on the side to help make ends meet while going to school full-time.
By Terry Mansfield6 years ago in Education
6 Reasons to Take Creative Writing Classes
“A professional writer is an amateur who didn’t quit.” —Richard Bach Out of all the courses I took while working on my BA, my creative writing classes were my absolute favorites. I felt like I benefited so much from writing workshops, I took several non-credit workshops at Johns Hopkins University, since I didn’t want to feel like I was stagnating.
By Leigh Victoria Phan, MS, MFA6 years ago in Education
School ERP Systems Transforming Modern Education in the 21st Century
John Dewey rightly says, “If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of tomorrow.” Every time has its own methodologies and development. The era 21st century is all about technological advancement. This very much applies to pedagogical spaces too. In simple word, schooling should not be seen apart from technology rather an integration of that. That’s what is gradually taking shaping in the present times. Also, the COVID 19 situation has somewhat impelled us to rethink our ways. The rapid advancement of virtual schooling is one of its outcomes.
By Punit Singh6 years ago in Education
4 Best Online Courses for Aspiring Data Scientist in Beginner's Stage
There are plenty of resources online to learn about Data Science and Machine Learning for the starters. And there are plenty of platforms like Coursera, EdX, Udemy which are providing the courses. It's tough to find what will work the best for you.
By Let's Discuss 6 years ago in Education