Teaching is one of the most difficult professions. You have to be passionate, patient and an effective communicator all at the same time. And that’s only half of it. Teaching requires a person to work in front of a group of students for several hours at a time. In addition, he or she has to […]
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In the 20th century, psychologists focused on standard measures of intelligence. They examined people’s ability to solve logical problems, identify patterns, and answer general knowledge questions. Some researchers of the time questioned this single focus on general intelligence or “IQ” as a measure of human intelligence. In their view, it seemed limited to certain types
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Digital transformation is changing the way we work and learn. A new way of looking at learning is emerging: rhizomatic learning. This new way of finding, sharing and using knowledge is a trend of the future. Rhizomatic learning has the potential to revolutionize and improve the efficiency of existing organizational learning today. Rhizomatic learning is
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The learning pyramid is a theory that was formulated by Edgar Dale for teaching the very young. This theory seeks to understand the most effective way for young learners to learn. The theory proposes that, if we want knowledge to be deep and remain in the long term, it is not enough to use the
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Diversity is a reality in our classrooms. And we would be making a mistake if we do not take this diversity into account when teaching our students. Above all, because we run the risk of underestimating and affecting the learning and development of many of our students. Therefore, it is important that both in our
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As we grow up and learn about our environment, our cognitive skills develop and our emotional and social well-being strengthens. Skills such as problem solving or creativity may be influenced by the way we learn through play in childhood. Games are used to help children explore learning without risk of failure or pressure from adults.
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Education has evolved to an unimaginable extent. It is now possible to teach from the other side of the globe just by having a mobile device. However, ICTs are not the only advances in this area. Cooperative learning has also been of great help in developing dozens of techniques that enhance the quality of education
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