How Teaching Technology is the wave of the future?
Education is definitely the most vital function in our general public today, yet it is still not properly understood, in spite of staggering investment levels […]
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Reading aloud – enriching your young child’s reading experience
There are many benefits to reading aloud to your kids. To begin with, reading helps parents bond with their children, and thus they might grow […]
Homework and study – key practices that will make it easier for both parents and kids
When it comes to doing homework, both parents and kids are stressed out. As you may have already noticed, it’s a lot more difficult than […]
Can private tutors really instill the love of learning in your child?
Being a parent is the most beautiful thing that could happen to all of us in life. Once we have children, nothing can ever be […]
Six major barriers to teachers using technology
The use of advanced technology in education has been severely affected by frail digital literacy skills. However, experts agree that despite being spiteful and prevalent, […]
How students are taking advantage of education tools available in technology
Technology fosters fundamental structural changes, and can be used by students to attain significant productivity improvements. Used to support learning and teaching, the tools available […]
How technology can help create and foster an individualized learning environment
Here’s an interesting irony: we live in a society that values creativity and encourages individualism, yet the education system is rigid, generalized, and treats everybody […]
Three tips when you consider your child’s daily interaction with technology
There’s no better proof for the fact that technology is the future than the numerous surveys whichindicate that 70% to 90% of the children from […]
3 Ways Classroom Tech Can Boost Education Results
As we advance further into the 21st century, increasingly more educational institutions are realizing that advanced technology can be put good use in the classroom; rather […]