A Global Search for Education: In Search of Special Education
“Művészeti alap nélkül, sok hallgatónk nem férne hozzá a tanuláshoz.” — Robert Newall, Fő, Port Phillip Specialist School There are over 400 speciális iskolák Ausztráliában, oktatás körül 20 % -a 150,000 sajátos nevelési igényű vagy fogyatékossággal élő tanulók, akik országosan iskolába járnak. A másik 80 százalékuk beiratkozik az általános iskolákba. A new book published by...
A Global Search for Education: Oktatás Film
“Moving image education is essential in preparing students for career and college readiness.” — Beth Janson, Tribeca Film Institute Part 1 of the Education in Film series Last year, the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, New York saw 50,000 hallgatók és 5,000 teachers from 13 different states and 12 different countries walk through its doors — an increase of nearly three times in school group attendance...
A Global Search for Education: International gondolkodás
“It is impossible to overestimate how important educational institutions are to society. We need to invest in them.” — Lord Ken Macdonald The technology revolution continues to play a significant role in making it easier for students to think internationally in terms of their higher education options. The Internet has made it simpler for students to research and apply to universities. Interviews can be done by...
Hogyan fogjuk olvasása? The Power of an Author
“We are thrilled that Penguin made the decision to embrace us because we believe we are now a significant part of the publishing industry.” — Kevin Weiss Once upon a time, the power of an author was not solely dependent on the strength of her words to inspire the human spirit. A conflict which made her talent powerless was the likelihood of discoverability. Then along came a knight in shining armor called...
A Global Search for Education: Több Szingapúrból
“I think our key strategy to engage students in learning is to have good teachers, those who understand their students, tailor teaching strategies according to their students’ profile, and make lessons interesting.” — DR. Pak Tee Ng Singapore is recognized globally as a high-performing education system. Singapore students fared very well in the 2009 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA)....
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