The ongoing pandemic is beginning to reconfigure how teachers exercise their profession and how students learn. The impact of COVID-19 to educational institutions covering both formal and non-formal education deep and widespread. A UNESCO study revealed that at least 60 percent of the world’s student population is affected mainly due to government restrictions and localized
Schools and educational institutions are one of the many sectors of society affected by the pandemic. Based on the monitoring of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), around 134 countries are implementing nationwide closures, and 38 have localized closures dependent on the number of infection cases. That has led to almost 60%
The battle against weight will always be a threat to people’s lives. Fortunately, most people often claw and grind their way into overcoming it. You might be fortunate enough to take on the battle single-handedly, but you will find that there are a few who are struggling against it. It is reasonable to feel good
Western Australia’s government recognises the importance of continuing education so it made the decision to re-open schools while the state – and the rest of the country – continues to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak. In fact, public schools straightened school furniture chairs and cleared the chalkboards and whiteboards in the last week of April
College isn’t the only path to a 6-figure salary. In fact, it barely is. The majority of college graduates have jobs that are unrelated to their education — and most of them have careers that don’t even require a degree. Sometimes, a 6-figure career only requires diligence and maybe a few skills as well as
The life of a private eye is fascinating. Even just watching true crime shows and movies actively engage one's curiosity and critical thinking. Hollywood has also glamorized this job that more and more people are becoming interested in this job. According to the U.S. government's Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there will be 21%
The ongoing pandemic is beginning to reconfigure how teachers exercise their profession and how students learn. The impact of COVID-19 to educational institutions covering both formal and non-formal education deep and widespread. A UNESCO study revealed that at least 60 percent of the world’s student population is affected mainly due to government restrictions and localized
Schools and educational institutions are one of the many sectors of society affected by the pandemic. Based on the monitoring of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), around 134 countries are implementing nationwide closures, and 38 have localized closures dependent on the number of infection cases. That has led to almost 60%
The battle against weight will always be a threat to people’s lives. Fortunately, most people often claw and grind their way into overcoming it. You might be fortunate enough to take on the battle single-handedly, but you will find that there are a few who are struggling against it. It is reasonable to feel good
Western Australia’s government recognises the importance of continuing education so it made the decision to re-open schools while the state – and the rest of the country – continues to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak. In fact, public schools straightened school furniture chairs and cleared the chalkboards and whiteboards in the last week of April
College isn’t the only path to a 6-figure salary. In fact, it barely is. The majority of college graduates have jobs that are unrelated to their education — and most of them have careers that don’t even require a degree. Sometimes, a 6-figure career only requires diligence and maybe a few skills as well as
The life of a private eye is fascinating. Even just watching true crime shows and movies actively engage one's curiosity and critical thinking. Hollywood has also glamorized this job that more and more people are becoming interested in this job. According to the U.S. government's Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there will be 21%