The number of seniors is currently estimated at over 130 million. With longevity and better health care, this number will increase to 194 million by 2031 and reach around 319 million by 2050. We cannot afford to neglect the critical needs of so many people, who represent a fifth ofRead More →
The former USA Today printing and distribution facility will be renovated to incorporate Adtalem Global Education’s Chamberlain University campus, as well as the administrative offices of Adtalem’s Ross University School of Medicine, from the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine and the Medical Education Preparation Program. March 7,Read More →
By Funmilayo Adeyemi Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said that with advancing technology, there is a need to equip Nigerians with the knowledge and skills to drive innovations to solve the challenges. Osinbajo made this known in Abuja on Saturday, during the First Lego League (FLL) Robotics Championship 2021/2022 on theRead More →
Adtalem Global Education (NYSE: ATGE), a leading health educator, has appointed Cheryl James as senior vice president, chief human resources officer, effective immediately. In her role, James is responsible for leading the company’s centralized human resources (HR) organization and guiding the attraction, retention and development of talent within Adtalem andRead More →
Adtalem Global Education (NYSE: ATGE), a leading health educator, has appointed Cheryl James as senior vice president, chief human resources officer, effective immediately. In her role, James is responsible for leading the company’s centralized Human Resources (HR) organization and guiding the attraction, retention and development of talent across Adtalem andRead More →
By Mike Allen Pictured: Oasis trainer David Beevers helps Trinity Place resident John Hurst with his new tablet. February 19, 2022 (San Diego) — Getting homeless people off the streets is just one step in a multi-pronged approach to achieving a life of self-sufficiency. An example of a follow-up stepRead More →
In her new role as Associate Director of Global Education in the Office of the Vice Provost for Global Affairs, Sharmila Udyavar looks forward to equipping UNC students for the global professional world. She began her appointment in January. “It was a very strong and competitive candidate pool,” said HeatherRead More →
Dubai: With massive commitments at Expo 2020 Dubai, an investment of more than 125 million dirhams for global education and a host of key new initiatives, Dubai Cares has marked 2021 as a historic year of strengthening international health programs. education despite the challenges of COVID-19. Part of Mohammed BinRead More →
CARDIFF, Wales — Playing with dolls can help children think about what other (real) people may be saying or feeling, which improves their social skills when interacting with others. Researchers from Cardiff University and King’s College London say they found increased activity in children’s brains in a region that promotesRead More →
Opening the RewirEd Summit, HE Reem Al Hashimy, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation and CEO of Expo 2020 Dubai, said: “Despite all that has darkened over the past two years and the hardships that are still endured around the world result from a myriad of challenges, medical, socialRead More →
October 7, 2021 The air buzzed with the sound of brilliant minds brainstorming processes for solving barriers to space accessibility during the Interplanetary Initiative’s “Big Questions” workshop on Sept. 24. With its flagship event, the Interplanetary Initiative brings together people from all disciplines to start developing projects for which theyRead More →
DUBAI, 5th October, 2021 (WAM) — RewirEd, the global platform that seeks to drive debate on the future of education, today announced its program and a list of high-profile speakers for its highly anticipated summit RewirEd to be held at Expo 2020 Dubai as part of Knowledge and Learning Week.Read 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 →
Teaching STEM with a broader context, he said, is also a way to instil important principles necessary for civic engagement. The experience of this pandemic is a perfect example, he said. How much instructional time has been spent on viral structures and transmissions, Labov asked, rather than teaching students toRead More →