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5 Important traits of a life coach that people want to hire

5 December, 2015 Learning resourcesAssociated Press, Blog Talk Radio, Career management, CFRA, Coaching, Harvard Business Review, Self Incorporation

Having a life coach comes with a price tag. According to an article in the Harvard Business Review, an hour of coaching costs an average of $500.

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How to be an active participant in a class?

3 December, 2015 Learning resourcesActive learning, Applied behavior analysis, Autism spectrum, Boora Architects, Classroom, Education, Flip teaching, Student, Teacher, Vancouver

In order to be considered successful among all the classmates of your class, it is crucial to be an active participant in the classes.

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Do we need to be interested in online education?

28 November, 2015 Learning resourcesAcademic degree, Acas, Adoption, E-learning, Education, High school, Internet, Massive open online course, United States

In an era of e-learning where it seems that more and more people become interested in gaining knowledge online, it can be of interest to see what are the statistics on online education trends over the past decade.

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It is OK to be smart

23 November, 2015 Learning resources

Amazing science question answered by Joe Hanson.

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Technology requirements for TESOL online courses

20 November, 2015 Learning resourcesAchievement gap in the United States, Alternative school, American Civil Liberties Union, Armenian Sign Language, Ben Queen, California, Categories of New Testament manuscripts, Education, English as a second or foreign language, English language, foreign language, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Pope, Spanish language, Teacher, Teaching English as a foreign language, United StatesAdd a Comment

Technology Requirements for TESOL Online Courses

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How does our brains function?

19 November, 2015 Learning resourcesApplication programming interface, Beginners, British Columbia, Chanel, China, Concept, Creativity, Human brain, Infographic, Pinterest

If you wonder how do you remember of forget things, here are some interesting facts about human brains. With one billion connections in our brains, we really are piece of art. Let us know if you have any comments on the infograph about our brains.

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10 Reasons why learning can be easy

16 November, 2015 Learning resourcesAdobe Photoshop, After the Deadline, Amazon.com, Ambient music, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, App Store (iOS), Application software, Arctic Circle, Autodidacticism, Blog, Mind map, United States

The title of this post seemed impossible? How can learning be simple?

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Gates Foundation awards $3.2 million grant for personalised learning

12 November, 2015 Learning resourcesEducation, Gates Foundation, gran

Austin, TX (November 12, 2015) — The New Media Consortium (NMC), an international not-for profit organisation focused on educational innovation, has received a major grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to lead a postsecondary initiative in personalised learning. The NMC will promote the adoption of high-quality personalised learning solutions, including courseware…

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Which is the most effective way to take notes?

11 November, 2015 Learning resourcesAdobe Photoshop, Amazon.com, Ambient music, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, App Store (iOS), Arctic Circle, Autodidacticism, Bill Gates, Google Docs, IOS, iPad, iPhone, Mind map, mind maps, United States

People tend to lose almost 40% of new information within the first 24 hours of first reading or hearing it. If notes are taken effectively , it is possible to retain and retrieve almost 100% of the received information. Effective note taking is interactive, and it concerns using the original notes numerous times to…

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Reasons to consider MOOCs

8 November, 2015 Learning resourcesBoston University, Coursera, Courses Online, E-learning, Education, EdX, Harvard Business Review, Higher education, Internet, Learning, Massive open online course, MOOCs

Many high school students are now considering the option of taking MOOCs, which is an abbreviated form of Massive Open Online Course, where a platform is given to the students, teaching assistants and professors online to interact, as well as access the resources and content made available for free to them to reuse, as well…