[[{“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…
[[{“value”:” When it comes to subscription boxes for kids, KiwiCo and Little Passports are two of the most popular choices for parents looking to provide fun, educational activities. Both brands cater to curious young minds and aim to foster a love of learning outside the classroom. However, they approach education in very different ways, focusing on different themes, age ranges, and learning…
[[{“value”:” Green Kid Crafts is a STEM subscription box service designed to inspire children through hands-on activities that combine creativity, science, and environmental consciousness. Founded with a mission to make STEM learning accessible and enjoyable, Green Kid Crafts promotes a love for discovery while instilling eco-friendly values. Each box includes engaging projects that encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving, making…
[[{“value”:” CC-BY, provided by author Introduction The teaching and spreading of new technologies is not an easy task and Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (N&N) are, by no means, no exception; N&N deal with highly complex phenomena, seasoned with a dense and very specific terminology, usually in English. It is mandatory to promote activities that, far from losing conceptual rigorousness, let students…
[[{“value”:” In a world increasingly driven by technology, giving your child the skills to navigate and create within the digital landscape is one of the most valuable gifts you can offer. Teaching kids how to build a website isn’t just about mastering a skill – it’s about empowering them to think critically, solve problems, and express themselves creatively. Bluehost’s Website…
[[{“value”:” How can churches promote health equity in African American communities? Published: Following centuries of injustice, many African Americans mistrust medical institutions. Dr TanYa Gwathmey co-leads the Triad Pastors Network, a partnership between churches in North Carolina and the Maya Angelou Center for Health Equity at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, USA. She believes that health education is better…