Electronic tablets have profoundly changed the landscape of education and learning, bridging the gap between traditional methodologies and modern technology. These portable devices, once restricted...
READ MOREIn an era defined by rapid technological advancements and an increasingly globalised economy, education systems worldwide are evolving to prepare students for a future that...
READ MOREToday’s rapidly changing environment has seen a dramatic shift in how nurses are able to educate themselves. While much of the traditional training methods remain,...
READ MOREThere are always a few students able to excel in one or more subjects, and some educational systems have learned it is best not to...
READ MOREFor many years teachers banned calculators from their classrooms, and they were correct to do it. Children have often found mathematics to be a difficult...
READ MOREDecades ago, many school districts used the track system to divide their students into learning groups. This system was efficient in many ways because it...
READ MOREThe majority of children today who receive their education in a formal setting still learn to read, write and do simple mathematics. The goal is...
READ MOREThere are many ways to transfer knowledge between people, and many different systems of education have been tried throughout the years. When reading was not a widely taught subject, rote memorization and apprenticeships were two of the most common ways children were taught by their parents or a professional. Governments began a systematic policy of educating the young to read, write and do simple mathematics decades ago. They placed as many children as possible into classrooms, and they tested them to ensure they learned the subject matter adequately. This was a standard system until societies realized some children were falling through the cracks of the educational system.
Modern teaching techniques vary widely throughout the world today, and a combination of old techniques and new ones have been enlisted to educate the young. Children in some areas are taught using nothing more than a teacher lecture, and others might not be able to imagine learning unless they had their electronic tablet with them.