interview
Interviews with educators, innovative graduate students and individuals who've devoted their lives to the development of the world's youth.
Andreas Szakacs Travels to Somalia to Tell the Stories of Children Fighting for an Education
Andreas Szakacs Travels to Somalia to Tell the Stories of Children Fighting for an Education A documentary journey exploring education, resilience, and the dreams of children growing up against extraordinary challenges.
By Andreas szakacs2 months ago in Education
The Day the Teacher Closed His Eyes: A Story About a Stolen Watch and Pure Humanity
A brief encounter on a busy street, a few polite words exchanged, perhaps a sudden smile triggered by a shared memory from the past. The old teacher looked closely at his former student's face, searching through decades of academic memories, but ultimately shook his head. "I am sorry," the old man said gently, "I don't quite remember you." The young man smiled warmly. "I was your student, many years ago." That in itself is always a beautiful encounter. Teachers rarely know where their students end up, what they become, or how life shapes them after they walk out of the school gates for the last time.
By Lenka Čihařová2 months ago in Education
Visa Rules Under Fire: New 4-Year/240-Day Cap on Student and Journalist Visas Gets Sued
I didn’t expect to be reading about visa rules on a Tuesday morning, but this one hit different. The government just put a new limit in place: student visas and journalist visas will now have a hard cap of 4 years, with a maximum of 240 days for extensions. And within days, unions representing universities, news organizations, and foreign correspondents filed a lawsuit to block it.
By Zohan Khan3 months ago in Education
The Boy Who Carried Light
In a small village surrounded by dry mountains and dusty roads, there lived a boy named Zahir. The village had no electricity most nights, and when the sun disappeared behind the hills, darkness took over everything—homes, streets, and even dreams.
By Behind the Curtain4 months ago in Education
Your Network Is Not Your Net Worth — It's Your Intelligence Network
--- The phrase "your network is your net worth" gets repeated so often in business circles that it has started to feel like a motivational poster — technically true, broadly agreed upon, and almost completely useless as practical guidance. Everyone nods. Almost no one thinks seriously about what it actually means to build and maintain a network that creates strategic value.
By Scott Gelbard4 months ago in Education
Understanding QuickBooks Error Categories: Installation, Update, Payroll, and Data File Issues
QuickBooks is widely used by businesses, accountants, and bookkeeping professionals to manage financial records, payroll, invoices, taxes, and reporting. Because the software handles multiple processes simultaneously, it depends on several components working together, including Windows services, internet connectivity, payroll subscriptions, databases, and company files.
By Kiya Verma14 months ago in Education
The Hidden Technical Factors That Influence Accounting Software Performance
Accounting software has become an essential part of modern business operations. From tracking expenses and managing invoices to generating financial reports, these applications help organizations maintain accurate records and make informed decisions.
By Kiya Verma14 months ago in Education
