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Education and Training 210 viewsEffective Ways to Boost Your E-Learning Writing Skills
If you’re creating e-learning material for students, you want to ensure you end up with impactful and engaging content that will serve the intended purpose. So, if your writing skills are not there yet, you might want to spend time working on your technique before getting down to business.
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Education and Training 528 viewsELN gets featured in "300 Years of Leadership and Innovation" commemorative Album
London, Monday, 6th September 2021: ELN The e-Learning Network, has been recognised by the History of Parliament Trust in their “300 Years of Leadership and Innovation” commemorative album for pushing the boundaries of innovation
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Education and Training 172 viewsChanging Job Market due to e-Learning
Before 2020, the state of education was evolving into something fresh and interesting, but this year, the e-learning sector appears to be more exercising due to the Pandemic. The moment is right for society to understand what online education will offer us and where it will lead us. The job market due to e-learning saw a different paradigm.
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Education and Training Educational Blogs 960 viewsReversing Autism: The Nemechek Protocol
Reversing Autism and its effects are not known to all. Most people agree that there is no cure for autism and so they approach Autism Spectrum Disorder in a way that looks at the management of symptoms or development of skills and supports through behavioural and educational therapy.
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Education and Training 889 viewsThinking Style: What are the Five Thinking Styles?
Thinking style is the way of processing information. It involves organising thoughts, forming views and opinions and applying personal values to solve problems and make decisions to express oneself to others.
We employ different ways of thinking that ranges from some learners taking a creative approach and others adopting an analytical one. While all learners are different and have unique minds, our tendencies are summed up into five recognised thinking styles: synthesists, idealists, pragmatists, analyst or problem solvers.
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Education and Training Educational Blogs 794 viewsQuestioning - The Art of Questioning in Classroom
Questioning is the basis of a teaching task. All teaching and learning lie in the art of questioning. Questioning deepens the process of learning and promotes imagination and problem-solving. It satisfies curiosity and helps increase creativity in a learning environment.