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Do not train a child to learn by force or harshness; but direct them to it by what amuses their minds. The goal is discovery -plato
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Why is blood Red ?

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What makes a child do well in school.

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Open Course ware is the way to give education to the less privileged. It's revitalizes the weakness in the society.

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Schools should birth skills,when Education empowers people, they build the society. They innovate, they don't cause brain drainage.

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Education is the process or art of imparting knowledge, skill and judgment.Good education is essential for a well-run society.

each student to a private tutor surely will make massive impact in learning.
It's impossible to have a student to a private tutor. But, It is possible to give every child their own virtual tutor. With Transcademy, the tutors are not virtual, the tutors are mentors and the mentors are parents. Our goal is to get parents aware and involved of their kids academic.

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solution helps connect parent with their wards school to aid learning through parental motivation.

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The Roles of Parents in Education The roles of parents in education cannot be over emphasised. Parents have crucial roles to play in the educational development of their children. Sadly, some parents are ignorant of this and so they see teachers as the sole architect of their children’s education.

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Social media and video games in classrooms can yield valuable data for teachers - The Tech Edvocate This article was written by Nick Pandolfo Social media, video games, blogs and wikis are playing increasingly important roles in classrooms across the country. Some worry that incorporating more social media and other technologies into education is leading to too much computer time, as well as to a…

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What students want and how universities are getting it wrong – The Tech Edvocate FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION: We continue our series on the rise of online and blended learning and how free online courses are set to transform the higher education sector. Today, Victoria University’s Alasdair McAndrew looks at how the student has been overlooked in the rush to online education.