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The Learning Hub – Interview with Debbie Revolorio, Regional Director of Learning in Mexico & Costa Rica and Sarah Graves, Regional Director of Learning in the USA
People were inspired – to reflect, discuss, collaborate and then use the learning to make an impact in their school. Debbie and Sarah have both used the courses on The Learning Hub with educators in Mexico, Costa Rica and across the USA, to prepare for the new school...
The Benefits of Multilingualism in an International Learning Environment
Universities and employers all recognise the additional possibilities students have if they speak more than one language. One of the great benefits for students who receive an international education is the exposure they gain to many different cultures...
Can you really make a difference to our world? YES, YOU CAN!
Our world is changing rapidly... If we don’t do something about this NOW, there will be no Earth for future generations. Our world is changing rapidly. Over the years, human beings have mistreated our planet. Plastic is polluting our oceans, greenhouse...
Are Teachers Professionals?
Are teachers professionals? The answer has to be ‘Yes’ if level of complexity is one of the criteria. Story one.A few years ago, on a frozen snow and dangerous to be outside sort of day, I slipped on the pavement. I broke my wrist pretty badly and was...
Technology In Schools – Giving Students A Voice
"Using devices in the classroom is a distraction to learning!" “The technology opens up collaborative opportunities for my students.”“Computers in classrooms prevent students from developing their interpersonal skills.”“Access to the internet provides...
How can schools tackle bullying?
'Bullying' is a highly emotive, and strong term for an action that can encompass a wide range of verbal, non-verbal and physical behaviours. Seemingly somewhat trivial events- from being excluded from a game at playtime, to being called names that are...
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