To start off, let's understand why a tutoring business is in popular demand?
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To start off, let's understand why a tutoring business is in popular demand?
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Here are 8 key advantages of using cloud technologies in schools.
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Educational institutions across the world have started leveraging remote proctoring platforms to conduct seamless exams and ensure that students do not cheat during online exams.
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Mobile apps have been aiding education for a while now, but COVID-19 has made it even more obvious.
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What is overlooked about online proctoring, and why students should insist on it, is that proctors are much more than cheating cops. They are independent observers and they protect test integrity for everyone.
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With some tricks and education tech tools available today, it's possible to control and check your study materials for duplications.
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Here are my thoughts for 2021, the ‘year after covid’ – we won’t be back to ‘normal’, and we’ll finally stop hearing about a return to ‘normal’ or some form of ‘new normal’.
We’ll finally accept that covid has changed the way we live, shop, work, socialise, travel, exercise, etc. We will finally accept that what we had is gone and we can/must look ahead to working out what we need in this new world and aim towards that instead.
If we don’t, or can’t do that, then we miss the great opportunity to reset so much of our lives that are out of balance – either with each other or out of balance with our world. Accept where we are and how we got here, learn from what happened (the good and the bad), and plan for the future.
For me, 2021 needs to be different and better than we’ve had before. That doesn’t mean better than 2020, or even 2019, but better than we’ve planned or better than we’ve lived. 2021 needs to be to time we re-group, re-evaluate, re-start our lives, together. By realising our strengths and playing to them, and by accepting our weaknesses and learning from them, we can all do our bit to stop the rot, stop the bitterness, and stop the return to a ‘normal’ we didn’t much like to start with.
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The article discusses the future of eLearning compared with its current status along with the updates and renovations that will make learning more interactive.
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Creating a pleasant and productive learning environment with online students by developing rapport based on common ground, communication, and mutual respect.
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Addressing 5 key areas of the online learning experience to assist instructors in forming an excellent online classroom. The experience of the student will directly impact the student's ability to engage and succeed in an online course.
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