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What Are Cool-Looking Logo Designs to Inspire Students?
Every designer wants to be unique. Students of design even try to find their own style from the first days of studying. Making logos is no exception! When a student has a task to design a logo, it is a great chance to get new experience and practice creativity. Even if the studying process is mostly routine and students struggle to unleash their inner originality, we have some secrets to help.
By Thornie Longmuir6 years ago in Education
The College Concept and Free Learning
For centuries, humans have been believed in one of two opinions related to education. This essay is centered on those two differing viewpoints. If those staunchly rooted in one camp or the other could agree on a compromise, they could actually come to an accord. I believe that you will understand what I mean by this as you read on.
By Amber M Martell6 years ago in Education
End of the School Year
Teachers lives turned upside down the day that Covid-19 lockdown hit the country. One day we are in school with our classes and the next day (with a blink of an eye) we are at home trying to figure out Virtual Learning. At the onset, we figured we would be out a week, maybe two. Little did we know that we would be saying goodbye to our students online three months later in June. For some teachers retiring this year it is an even harder task.
By Elaine M. Gallagher6 years ago in Education
I Respect You More Than Before
The Covid-19 shook mankind as never before and each little positive gesture that we could think of double both in our actions and rewards that we would never expect. Humanity is in jeopardy. Likewise, this is the story of a gentleman, a teacher who stood bold and determined in the adversity of the invisible ghost. Frontiers closed, schools are under temporary lock down and the escalation in grocery and vegetable prices shocked both the rich and the poor. For some people, it is nothing less than the survival of the fittest. Which one of it would you have believed; the apocalypse 2012 or the present deadly novel virus? The decision is yours and I respect it.
By Kawthur Khan Juhoor6 years ago in Education
Importance of Mobile Apps in Education
Our educational system is facing one of the greatest evolution of our times. With the advent of technology, it has made it easier for students to explore, understand and nurture their curiosities anytime and anywhere. Thanks to the increased presence of mobile phones in our lives.
By shibi satheesh6 years ago in Education
How Dropping out of College was the Greatest Decision of my Life.
To make a long story short, I dropped out of college about 3 years ago. At the time, I was a physically sick 22-year-old theatre major that didn't genuinely know what she wanted to do with her life.
By Kennedy Montecue6 years ago in Education
How to study online for free.
Schools are the best way to obtain a full curriculum, but there are ways to study online for free. With the current state of the world, studying at an institution can be difficult. Many people are turning to the online world for their education.
By Denis Franchuk6 years ago in Education
The Other Wes Moore
I came across this book while preparing a thematic unit on survival for my students, and I thought that it seamlessly coincided with the conversation currently happening throughout the country. Survival takes on many different shapes and forms, as my students will learn, but this particular tale of survival shows just how closely we are connected to one another, and--whether you want to call it fate, chance, or even luck--how the smallest slivers of choice and opportunity have to power to drastically alter every aspect of the human condition.
By Kurt Mason6 years ago in Education
Is there systemic Racism in Education?
Two words. George Floyd. A name of a black life needlessly killed because of the colour of his skin. The world is ablaze with anger and pain at the sheer brutality of his death in the United States of America. Demonstrations are taking place all over the world . This time it is different. This time the blood of this one black man has spoken and is speaking loudly. “I can’t breathe”. His death has brought racism to the forefront of all our minds. For some of us it is a painful reminder of incidents where we have been victims of it. For some of us it will be a wake up call. An uncomfortable and undeniable truth that racism still operates in every aspect of our society. It’s in Finance. Its in Sports. It’s even in Government and finally where it all began , in Education.
By Lifestyle with Cassandra6 years ago in Education
4 Reasons Why Online Schooling is Worthwhile
As a result of the pandemic in 2020, people worldwide have had their daily schedules dramatically altered. Much of the world has had to adjust to working from home, and students from elementary school to university have had to continue their studies online. However, while this is a major shake-up, the concept of attending online schools should not be interpreted as a loss. In fact, in many regards, taking online courses can be seen as more beneficial and fulfilling than attending classes in person. Whether your schedule was disrupted by the pandemic or you were interested in online classes regardless, receiving a degree online is a viable option. This article will go over a few reasons as to how online schooling can make your life easier, as well as why, in some cases, online classes can be superior to on-campus classes.
By Craig Middleton6 years ago in Education
