Films are one way to break up the monotony of lessons, spark debate around topics and pique students' interests.
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The Trap Year: Indian Students Are Changing Where They Choose to Study Abroad
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Higher education institutes in the United States are facing a reckoning over the country's handling of COVID-19.
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The Trap Year: How Student Behaviour Post-COVID Will Impact Teachers
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COVID-19’s long-term impact could render thousands of teachers jobless as students demand more bang for their buck.
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Education
Five Ways Schools in the UAE Are Innovating
Innovation in education can make learning a lot more fulfilling.
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Parenting
The Case for Starting School Later in the Day
Sleep-deprived teens are more likely to be depressed or overweight.
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Inclusion
Special Olympics’ Tim Shriver on Why It’s Time to Throw the R-Word out of Your Vocab
"That word sends very powerful messages: ridicule, humiliation, isolation."
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Parenting
Why Mediocrity Isn’t Always a Bad Thing
You need to decide if the chase to be the best is all you care about or if there is a need for something more wholesome.
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Parenting
Dementia Doesn’t Always Strike the Elderly
Early-onset dementia demands teamwork, patience and endless love from a patient's caregivers and loved ones.
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Parenting
Seven Mental Health Tips From a Mom Who Knows
"When my daughter, Syona, was a toddler I would sometimes cancel our appointments for the day and just spend time playing with her."
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Education
India’s Education System Needs a Fix. Can School Vouchers Be It?
Providing quality education remains a mammoth challenge in the world's largest democracy.
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The Re:Set Guide
The Re:Set Guide to Helping Your Students Develop Positive Mental Health
Step one: erase the stigma that looms over mental health.
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Inclusion
Five Ways You Can Implement Accommodations for Assessments in the Classroom
Accommodations can be helpful for neurotypical kids as well as children of determination in the classroom.
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Inclusion
Tips on Picking a School for Your Child on the Autism Spectrum
Visiting different schools, talking to other parents and considering your child's individual needs can really help.
