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Maintaining an excessive positive attitude can be harmful to our health, as well as affect our interpersonal relationships.
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Vulnerabilities in platforms like Zoom are exploited by hackers to perform coordinated attacks, overwhelming users with pornographic content, and violent discourse.
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Simply replicating the on-campus university experience in online education is unlikely to be a winning strategy beyond the crisis and into the long term.
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Parents have been worrying that their children have excessive screen time. How to deal with this increase in hours in front of the screen?
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Continuity is not the same as progress. Why do technical subjects suffer more in times of social distancing?
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Many children in quarantine no longer attend online classes. However, this is not necessarily a negative thing.
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Peter Mathieson, Principal of The University of Edinburgh, explains how to prepare faculty for future challenges, and why it is crucial to make sustainable ...
According to the VARK model, students learn differently. Must teachers adapt their online classes to please everyone?
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Coursera launches CourseMatch, a machine learning system that links college courses with their MOOC equivalent.
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The health crisis has made evident that the digital divide is also a cause of social exclusion for older adults.
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Ger Graus, Global Director of Education at KidZania, discusses the globalization of growing up, the need for better scholarships, and the role of parents ...
Science is not a collection of the right answers. It is the path to a better understanding of any given situation.
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