The Global Education Office at the University of Edinboro offers qualified support to international students seeking an education in the United States and assists EU students who wish to enhance their education by studying abroad. Welcome to the EU Global Education Office! For more than 50 years, the EU OfficeRead More →
(Image credit: Unsplash photo/SmartBrief illustration)In the brutally titled book ‘A Blow to the Side of the Head’, creative consultant and author Roger von Oech suggested that we all have a lot in common, at least when it comes to how we think, work and act. most of the time. ItRead More →
As the world around our children is constantly changing, play and self-expression remain essential pillars for the growth of a confident and creative individual. But creative play and social expression are different from traditional play models, and educating children, providing teachers and parents with the right resources, or creating theRead More →
Professor John Bright Kobla Aheto Professor John Bright Kobla Aheto, Board Member, Institute of Administrators (IoD) – Ghana, called for capacity building and empowerment of young people in critical and creative thinking. He said this would allow them to be well placed to participate fully in national decision-making. Professor AhetoRead More →
The report, which was released by UN scientists, warned that the world will face increasingly extreme heat waves, droughts and floods. Importantly, it provided new estimates of the chances of crossing the 1.5°C global warming level in the coming decades. Scientists have said that unless there are immediate, rapid andRead More →
Atiqa Mohsin thought she had missed her window of opportunity to study abroad at the Rochester Institute of Technology campus in the United States. Mohsin, a fifth-year electrical engineering student from Pakistan studying at RIT Dubai, applied to come to the United States in fall 2020 under RIT’s Global ScholarsRead More →
CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Adtalem Global Education (NYSE:ATGE), a leading healthcare educator and workforce solutions provider, today announced the appointment of John Danaher, MD, as President of Adtalem Medical, at the head of its two faculties of medicine, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (ASC) and Ross University School of MedicineRead More →
Education should never be content with attacking subjects from various subjects. Thinking is a skill. Some do it better than others. More often than not, this is due to reasons beyond any quantifiable measure of intelligence. It is about how the individual processes information. Those who are able to thinkRead More →
By Elizabeth R. Ricker 4 minutes Read “No sane person would claim that quantity guarantees quality,” wrote best-selling novelist Stephen King, “but to suggest that quantity never produces quality strikes me as snobby, insane, and patently false.” Many of the people we consider the most creative in history have hadRead More →
Children who have learned computer skills – such as coding – are more likely to be better at math, problem solving, creative thinking, time management and teamwork, than children who haven’t. haven’t taken these classes, a new study has found. The ‘Broader Benefits of Leading to Code’ report from OKdo(@LetsOKdo),Read More →
Eupheus Learning, a school-focused educational technology company, has partnered with Global Education Solutions (GES) for its proprietary MyKensho platform, which provides life skills and career development tools for holistic student development. students, in line with the NEP 2020 vision, says a statement issued today. MyKensho is a discovery platform thatRead More →
Hacking human evolution to unleash the innovation potential of our brains. The need for greater authenticity has been a common business mantra for decades. Yet authenticity, or the implementation of thoughts, feelings, and values through outward actions, guarantees neither ethical behaviors nor effective leadership. Anecdotally, the glorification of authenticity ignoresRead More →
As the Biden administration unveils the American Families plan, an ambitious social infrastructure bill that puts education first, it’s also time to focus on what the United States and other donor nations can do for students around the world. Education has been upended around the world as the pandemic hasRead More →
Nikki Cannon, Jordan Means and Joy Pauley are WVU’s 2021 Gilman Scholars. Recognizing the transformative potential of education abroad, three West Virginia University students have had their commitment to an international education recognized by the Benjamin A. Gilman Fellowship from the U.S. Department of State. As the COVID-19 pandemic hasRead More →
Imperial will expand experience opportunities for international students as it secures new Turing funding. The College will use funding from the UK’s new Turing programme, together with existing partnerships and Imperial’s own investments, to provide new international study opportunities and launch a STEMB Global Student Opportunities programme. The Turing programRead More →
Inventively, the School of Education is tackling a critical shortage of special education teachers. Working in education gives Rania Paraskeva a sense of fulfillment. In her most recent position as a special education teacher at Island Lake Elementary, Paraskeva enjoys watching the children she works with learn new skills andRead More →
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Learning Age Foundation today announced the appointment of Mubuso Zamchiya as Managing Director. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides underserved children with free access to educational resources from Age of Learning, Inc. Zamchiya will build on the Foundation’s successful first year, expanding and acceleratingRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Go1the world’s largest enterprise education content hub for on-demand training and resources, today announced a $330,000 collaborative investment in a media startup noa (News by audio). With this investment, Noa commented articles will be available to Go1’s base of more than 3.5Read More →
The nationwide ban on rental housing evictions finally expired on Sunday. Washington last year launched many kinds of stimulus and grants to the shattered COVID-19 economy, and a rule that tenants who hadn’t paid rent in months couldn’t be evicted. seemed popular. There was also a rental assistance pool, withRead More →