Higher education

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UGC NET: First step to teach

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] UGC, which is known as University Grants Commission, was established by the Government of India for different courses in the field of education, to create different facilities and policies of education. In order to provide a continuous flows of professionals, in various fields of education, it enables taking different exams for different courses.…

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Get your student excited about school

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Learning can and should be one of the great adventures and joys of childhood, however school sometimes becomes a monotonous chore or even a battle for some. There are many ways parents can help keep their children engaged and excited about different subjects, specifically science. With so many branches of study, new discoveries…

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1.4 billion students on Earth

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] According to the recent Microsoft survey there are 1.4 billion students on planet Earth out of which 1.23 billion go in pre-k to high school and 170 million attend higher education. On a global level there are 65.2 million educators – 9.2 million in higher education and 56  million in pre-k to high school. For having…

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5 online education advantages

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] A larger number of people is being involved in logging into massive open online courses (MOOCs) and following courses of their interest for free from the top universities worldwide. This is just one way of the distance learning manner of reshaping the way institutions offer learning services. Michael B. Horn, Co-founder and Executive Director of…

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Support for education and Internet libraries

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, has been having activities for over a decade. Its first activities have been in 1994 and ever since then, they have been working in three mayor areas: Global development program, Global health program, United States Program in education development. With the motto: Every person deserves to live healthy, productive life,…

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The truth about argumentation

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Argumentation is commonly associated with debate and its using does not require being adversarial. When trying to persuade, your first thought might be to avoid it. The kind of argument being discussed here is not bickering or being obnoxious or even debate, therefore do not think of it as attacking the opposing point…

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The MOOC Experience

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Traditional forms of education have been rather busy exchanging barbs with the alternative ones. Online courses distance learning and MOOCs concepts which were introduced to augment certain aspects of education had become subject to attack. This scene is not even remotely surprising; while such alternative modes were designed to accommodate certain aspects, the probability that such…

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China online learning: market analysis and forecasts 2012-2017

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] In 2011, the market scale of China online education and training was CNY60 billion. Forecast for 2012 is that it will grow CHY12.3, reaching CNY72.3 billion In 1999 China introduced Modern Distance Education Project. Toady, after more than ten years of development, China online education and training market has development widely becoming a profitable business.

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Free MOOCs in UK

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Students will be able to study free of charge at many of Britain’s leading universities, as a result of the new initiative of the Open University, that has set up Futurelearn Ltd They will offer millions students across the world, a wide range of courses, possibly with members of the Russell Group –…

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Do you need to seek higher education to be wealthy?

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] There are several important things to be considered, when one wants to get rich. One of the most important, is the fact that during your educational life, you should have to consider taking a solid course in the history of education. Why would this be important, you might ask? Because a solid understanding…