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How to get started with home schooling?

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Education being a very important aspect of a human being’s existence is needed to nurture the child’s craft, hone his/her talents, and provide him/her with all the possible answers to all of the wonders of this world. We, the parents know this fact, and this is why we would always want the best for our…

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Is big data making the grade in education?

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Big data analytics is now being widely adopted across many industries. The education sector is one of the industries that generate massive volumes of data, and therefore, it can benefit greatly from big data technology. Here is a look at the role of big data in education….

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Teacher’s salary affects student performance

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The profession of teaching is one of the most challenging professions. In most countries, teachers are satisfied with their salaries, working conditions and other factors and this is the reason why this profession is growing. On the other hand, some countries aren’t spending enough on their teachers, which is why many leave this profession within…

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Make college going more exciting!

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Going to college can be scary and exciting, but it is a time that will never happen again, so you should make the most of it and enjoy every minute! There are some simple things a new college student can do to make the freshman year the best year of his or her life.

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Evaluation of the costs of e-learning

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To give more learning opportunities to its students, when a college or university decides to establish online educational programs, you will definitely ask the questions: How can we evaluate its planning costs? When you get the answer of this specific question, it naturally follows other different questions, which include: Does an online learning cause more…

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Back to School: PreK, Kindergarten

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If you wondered why do some child do better then others when going to school, how the achievement gap is present before the start of kindergarten, the infographics below can give you some interesting clues.