[[{“value”:” Take a close look at a snowflake or a fern—each tiny part looks like the shape of the whole structure. Nature’s patterns often repeat in smaller versions of themselves. This self-repeating quality, called self-similarity, is part of the magic of fractals. Found in nature everywhere, from tree branches and river networks to snowflakes and leaf veins, fractals reveal hidden…
[[{“value”:” In an increasingly digital world, coding has become an essential skill for children to learn. Coding not only helps kids develop problem-solving and logical thinking skills but also fosters creativity and prepares them for a tech-driven future. Whether your child dreams of becoming a game developer, an engineer, or simply wants to explore a new hobby, learning to code…
[[{“value”:” I am officially two weeks away from catching my flight back to the States! Every single second of this semester has been such a blessing and so so so much fun. But, I would be lying if I said I wasn’t excited to come home. I think this is the point of the semester where everyone here is getting…
[[{“value”:” Unlocking student potential: how museum visits enhance learning and bridge social gaps Published: Museum education can be a powerful tool for enhancing student engagement and bridging social inequalities in learning. Professor Anik Meunier, Director of the Education and Museum Research Group at the Université du Québec à Montréal in Canada, is investigating how structured museum visits can influence educational…
[[{“value”:” When traveling to a new country there are probably a lot of things you already know or think you know about that place. A lot of the time though a culture or a place will surprise you by being the exact opposite of what you thought. And yes, I have heard it all about French people and French culture….
[[{“value”:” How can artificial intelligence help to create a more inclusive labour market? Published: When applying for work, everyone should experience a fair recruitment process. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, as human biases can lead to unequal opportunities for different individuals and groups. At the University of Alberta in Canada, Professor Linglong Kong and Professor Bei Jiang are…
[[{“value”:” “In our digital age you can either program or be programmed.” – Rushkoff, 2010 Computer science careers are booming, and more students than ever are learning to code. But why is computer science so important? Check out this infographic for six reasons why computer science is important: Download & Go Computer Science Resources: The post Why is computer science…
[[{“value”:” As parents, educators, or simply curious learners, we often seek resources that ignite creativity, encourage problem-solving, and bring joy to learning. Subscription boxes have gained popularity as a way to provide hands-on educational experiences, and KiwiCo stands out as a leader in this space. But with countless subscription options on the market, it’s natural to wonder: Is KiwiCo worth it?…
[[{“value”:” Understanding – and accrediting – the learning journey Published: We are all learning, all the time. But do we know which skills we are developing? If we are learning a SHAPE subject (social sciences, humanities and arts for the people and economy/ environment), how can we make our achievements tangible? getTWOit believes there is a need for greater literacy…