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The four major disciplines propelling our students and our society forward; all about education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
The Power That Rewrites Futures: Why Education Still Matters
In every corner of the world, progress quietly begins in a classroom. Not always a classroom with shiny desks or modern screens—sometimes it’s a cracked bench under a tree, a dim lantern beside a tired student, or a mother teaching her child from a borrowed book. Education has never depended on luxury; it has always depended on hope. And hope, once planted, grows into something unstoppable.
By hamad khan2 months ago in Education
Understanding Bitcoin's 2024 Movement: A Look at Recent Developments
If you follow financial markets, you’ve likely noticed increased discussion around Bitcoin this year. Its price activity has captured attention, prompting both seasoned observers and newcomers to ask questions about what’s happening. This article aims to provide a clear, straightforward overview of the key events and factors influencing the cryptocurrency landscape in 2024, separating observable developments from speculation.
By Epic Vibes2 months ago in Education
Understanding Bitcoin's 2024 Movement: A Look at Recent Developments
If you follow financial markets, you’ve likely noticed increased discussion around Bitcoin this year. Its price activity has captured attention, prompting both seasoned observers and newcomers to ask questions about what’s happening. This article aims to provide a clear, straightforward overview of the key events and factors influencing the cryptocurrency landscape in 2024, separating observable developments from speculation.
By Epic Vibes2 months ago in Education
You Can Do It All- Dupre “DoItAll” Kelly and Khairi Williams’ Guide to Childhood Courage by Nwo Sparrow
How Dupre “DoItAll” Kelly and Khairi Williams Make Perseverance Accessible and Fun Exploring How You Can Do It All Helps Children Navigate Fear, Challenges, and Joy
By NWO SPARROW2 months ago in Education
The Physics of Colors
Introduction: There are three main wavelengths visible to the eye. Red, Green, and Blue. They have wavelengths of approximately R 700nm, G 550nm, and B 470nm, respectively. These are referred to as the spectral colors because they are monochromatic. Any other color is either another similar wavelength between 300-1000nm (generous range) or a mix of at least two of these colors. Interestingly though there are only three primary colors of light. There are also different kinds of primary colors. Primary colors of light are not the same as primary colors of pigments.
By Talented Jester2 months ago in Education
Top Exam Tips from AS/A-Level English Tutors to Secure an A*
Achieving an A* in AS/A Level English is challenging, as it requires significant effort due to the combination of multiple topics. Students often struggle with time management, essay structure, unseen texts, and detailed analysis. Online A-level English tutors use effective strategies that help students improve from a B to an A*. In today’s digital world, online tutoring is becoming more popular than traditional, onsite lessons. That’s where online tutoring platforms like Mixt Academy come in. They have experienced tutors who help you secure an A* through online one-on-one personalised sessions.
By Arshad Ali2 months ago in Education
The Trillion-Dollar Tech Revolution: AI Ethics, Mega Deals, and the Race for Dominance
From $20B ARR to Mounting Lawsuits – OpenAI Faces Its Defining Moment. OpenAI finds itself in the spotlight for two very different reasons. On one hand, seven grieving families have filed lawsuits. They claim that the GPT-4o model contributed to four suicides and three mental health breakdowns. This issue highlights ongoing concerns about AI ethics and safety.
By Mobisoft Infotech2 months ago in Education
Retro School: When Education Was Chalk, Books, and Discipline And Was It Really Better?
Education has always reflected the world around it. The classrooms our parents and grandparents once knew filled with wooden desks, chalky blackboards, and the smell of well-worn textbooks feel worlds apart from today’s digital learning environment. “Retro school,” as many now call it, describes an era when learning was defined by handwritten notes, strict routines, and a deep respect for books. The question is no longer whether education has changed, but whether those changes have actually made students smarter, more capable, or simply more distracted.
By Sayed Zewayed3 months ago in Education
The Importance of Nature Play in Child Development
Nature play is an essential component of child development, and involves children engaging with outdoor environments in an exploratory and unstructured manner. This form of play offers numerous educational, physical, and emotional benefits that are crucial for holistic growth.
By Paranneting/Anne Reboa3 months ago in Education
