The EE journey The EE is not just another academic task—it is a journey – of inquiry, focus, and independence. A student-led research…
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The curse of short-termism We often attribute leadership turnover to systemic problems, governance issues and challenging external contexts. Without doubt, these are major…
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USING INNOVATION TO CHANGE LIVES A high school robotics team in the Dominican Republic has linked technology with social impact. Team captain Maura…
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SERENDIPITY IN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION Holly Warren looks at how chance and providence create a unique and enriching learning environment in our schools. The…
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Kids and teachers both breathe a sigh of relief when summer break finally arrives. After months of hard work, everyone deserves some time…
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. . . BY SHINING A LIGHT Richard Human talks about what is like being a teacher at Svitlo School, a UK based…
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What they do in Denmark Denmark, a country of just 5.8 million people, has set itself ambitious climate goals that would intimidate much…
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The Will-o’-the-Wisp of evidence To be interested in research is not to demand research-based evidence for every pedagogical breath we take. If we…
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What KidZania tells us about children The significance of this extensive dataset became apparent as time went by. It held the potential to…
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Whether you’re a seasoned Chromebook user or just getting started, there are tons of tips, tricks, and shortcuts you and your students may…