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Autism in Education
I didn't really enjoy education until I entered University, I found from the ages of eight to nineteen that people around me were not sincere, and that bothered me. Especially as someone who is upfront with people right from the get-go. I didn't recieve a diagnosis for my autism until I was twenty-eight, therefore I spent a lot of the time feeling like I was Quozzy Modo. Someone who people tolerated, but did not officially see. At the time I was still trying to tolerate myself. I developed depression when I was fifteen, was bullied all the way through primary and secondary school, and the people who I thought were my friends in college had one of their boyfriends text me pretending they were interested in a romantic relationship with me. I was humiliated when one of them told me that they would sit in class laughing at the messages when I wasn't around, and the self-confidence and the trust I had built, after two years of being so-called-friends with these people, dissolved. Like a light switch. Once the course was over I left and went on with my life. I haven't seen them all since.
By Aimée Shepherd5 years ago in Education
Medical Study from Top Medical Universities in Russia 2021-22 Twinkle InstituteAB
With time, MBBS has become the foremost well-liked when the courses in India and lack of medical schools persuade students to decide on Russia for MBBS study. The study of Medicine in Russia is extraordinarily well-liked in India thanks to a variety of characteristics, as well as world category infrastructure, extremely qualified schools, latest instrumentation, and low price tuition fees. Since the year 1996, several Indian medical students UN agency were perfervid to become doctor joined Russian medical schools in the past. Over these quite 20 years, there square measure quite six,000 doctors have come back to India and square measure presently active in a variety of hospitals. While several graduates have settled abroad operating in numerous hospitals when finishing their MBBS study in Russia.
By Twinkle Institute AB5 years ago in Education
How To Start Online Tutoring Marketplace For K-12 Students
The shift in technology has changed the way of education in the past decade. Technology becoming cheaper and accessible are primary reasons for it. This had led to a change in way of learning not just for students in college but also for k-12 students.
By Tushar Manhas5 years ago in Education
3 History Books That Will Change the Way You See the World
Some people say you can only understand the present by knowing about the past. After all, it’s how we got from A-Z. The systems we have in place today across the world — government, transport, and various forms of leisure and past time — are from the accumulation of decades of history and development.
By Violet Daniels 5 years ago in Education
Rotten Social Background
“Justice is tolerated not as a good, but as the lesser evil, and honoured by reason of the inability of men to do injustice. For no man who is worthy to be called a man would ever submit to such an agreement if he were able to resist; he would be mad if he did. Such is the received account, Socrates, of the nature and origin of justice.” (The Republic, Book II)
By Atlas the Kid5 years ago in Education
Take the Spoils!
It's interesting that so many people are able to spend hours at a time looking at their phone & laptop screens but are now suddenly suffering from "Zoom fatigue"... Don't get me wrong, Zoom fatigue's real. We can appreciate that a number of us find virtual meetings easier than many - some actually lose sleep over them, whilst others thrive. But when we have an issue with business plans, or team strategies, or just about anything else we deem important, we usually dissect the situation until we've found the issue, or cause. In the case of Zoom fatigue, however, we have a myriad of business people voicing their concerns, a reasonably constant flow of articles laying out observations, and an even bigger flow of opinions for/against virtual meetings. It seems we're stuck in a Groundhog Day rut of observing, writing & opinionating without actually doing much about it.
By Joseph Murray5 years ago in Education
Why Study MBBS In Kazakhstan 2021
MBBS in Kazakhstan can be a great relief for students who want to choose MBBS abroad but are afraid to do so due to high tuition fees. Kazakhstan offers medical education at a reasonable and affordable price that is reasonable for students from all over the world.
By roshan jha5 years ago in Education
‘Oh, My Poor Lola… - Lolita Revisited’
I have recently come across an article in Russia about the long-suffering book ‘Lolita’ (1955) by the Russian-American novelist, poet, and translator, Vladimir Nabokov (1899–1977). The long-suffering epithet assigned to the book is not mine though. It is Vladimir Nabokov himself who said so, as he was witnessing criticism of his book. The book was published in 1955 by Paris based Olympia Press, specialising in erotic and avant-gard literature. The fact that did very little good to the book, apart, of course, from making it popular.
By Seraphina Michelina Aurelia Bogomolova-Huotelin5 years ago in Education
Here Are the 3 Kind of Polyglots That Exist
For the untrained eye, polyglots all look alike. They speak "many" languages and that's it. The reality is quite different. There are 3 kinds of polyglots who follow different patterns but follow the same goal: gather knowledge in multiple languages.
By Mathias Barra5 years ago in Education
