[[{“value”:” “The art world is our world” Published: Having benefitted from mentoring and coaching provided by Arts Emergency in the UK, Amie Kirby is now a member of the organisation’s Youth Collective, building community relationships and coordinating cultural projects. How did you become involved with Arts Emergency? I was completing my master’s degree in art gallery and museum studies when…
[[{“value”:” CC-BY, provided by author Science teaching in middle school is often not very effective. On the one hand, students have not yet developed the necessary ability to abstract in order to study infinitely large elements such as astronomical concepts or infinitely small ones such as atoms; on the other hand, schools do not have sufficiently equipped laboratories in order…
[[{“value”:” What can historical letters teach us about past societies? Published: Before the internet and mobile phones, people wrote letters to stay in contact. The contents of these letters provide historians with fascinating glimpses into the lives of people in the past. At the University of Toronto in Canada, Professor Cecilia Morgan is reading letters held in museum archives to…
[[{“value”:” CC-BY, provided by author Abstract With the rapidly developing and digitalising world, it has become necessary to carry out some innovation studies in the education system and to raise generations that produce, implement and present projects. The gaming cultures of the generations born in the digital world of the 21st century have also changed. The generation born into…
[[{“value”:” Do you ever feel like your presentations are more cluttered than they should be? Juggling multiple tabs, videos, and slides can make even the most well-prepared lesson feel disorganized. It’s a common challenge for teachers, but there are ways to simplify and streamline your presentations. In this article, I’ll introduce you to five easy-to-follow tips that will help you tidy…