Category: education
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Knowledge As Earned Truth: Tolstoy on Intellectual Effort Over Memory
Leo Tolstoy once said, “Knowledge is real knowledge only when it is acquired by the efforts of your intellect, not by memory.” This article explores how true knowledge is earned through questioning, testing, and reshaping understanding—transforming learning from passive possession into active intellectual struggle.
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Reimagining Our Community: Diverse Visions for a Better Tomorrow
Imagine pathways weaving through neglected spaces, not just as routes, but as opportunities for chance encounters. Picture benches blossoming unexpectedly, inviting conversations and rest. Envision vertical farms gracing rooftops, a symphony of crickets replacing traffic’s drone. This is the essence of community reimagined – a tapestry woven with shared dreams and actionable ideas. From fostering…
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From Classroom to Cosmos: A Conversation with Author Yvette M. Calleiro
In this exclusive interview, we delve into the creative mind of Yvette M. Calleiro, a talented author who seamlessly blends her passion for fantasy with her experience as a dedicated middle school educator. Discover the inspirations behind her captivating novels like ‘The Chronicles of the Diasodz,’ the challenges of writing for young adults, and how…
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Sweden’s Educational Evolution: From Digital-Only Classrooms to Reintroducing Paper Books
In 2009, Sweden replaced textbooks with digital tools, aiming for innovation. Now, €104 million is bringing books back.
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Nanyang Polytechnic Unveils BeyondReality Studio for Future-Ready Media Production
Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) has launched its BeyondReality Studio, a cutting-edge facility designed to equip students with immersive media production skills. Featuring industry-grade technologies like LED volume walls, motion capture, and Unreal Engine, the studio prepares learners for careers in virtual production and gaming, setting a new benchmark in media education in Singapore.
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My Favorite Subject in School: The Art of Curiosity and Embracing the Unknown
My favorite subject in school was never found on the syllabus. It was the pursuit of the unknown, the thrill of weaving together fragments from every lesson to create a mosaic of endless questions. In an environment focused on answers, I found my joy in exploring life’s most mysterious intersections—uncertainty, curiosity, and the art of…
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Benjamin Franklin’s 200-Year Trust Experiment: A Legacy of Compound Interest and Visionary Philanthropy
Explore the fascinating legacy of Benjamin Franklin’s 200-year trust experiment, where a modest bequest grew into millions through the power of compound interest. Discover how this visionary’s bold plan empowered generations in Boston and Philadelphia, sparking educational transformations and inspiring modern philanthropy.
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Mindful Parenting in the Digital Age: Insights from Digital Lullaby and Spotlight and Shadows by Orchids The International School
Discover how Digital Lullaby and Spotlight and Shadows, two impactful films by Orchids The International School, are sparking crucial conversations about mindful parenting in the digital era. Learn how these films address the challenges of screen time and parental conflicts, offering insights to create a more nurturing environment for children.
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Mastering the Art of Listening: Transforming Personal and Professional Relationships
Discover how mastering the art of listening can revolutionize both your personal and professional life. This article explores practical examples from various sectors including healthcare, education, and business to show how effective listening can lead to better outcomes, enhanced relationships, and a more connected community.
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An Open Letter to Enigmatic Y: A Deep Dive into the Alphabet’s Most Mysterious Letter #BlogchatterA2Z
Discover the unique dual nature of the letter Y in our alphabet, exploring its roles as both a vowel and a consonant, and its profound impact on language and culture. Dive into the enigmatic world of Y, the letter that questions, connects, and captivates.
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