Every week, HEADlines brings you the latest news, stories and commentaries in education and healthcare. This week, get insights on the latest developments in education. |
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Remote learning advancements and enhancements
These challenges and innovations are not unique to a single community. Listening closely to the needs of educators on the ground, The HEAD Foundation’s free practitioner-focused webinar series, Making HEADway, once again brings together outstanding educators in Southeast Asia to share best practices in enhancing remote learning. This latest installment covers topics such as engaging your students during distance learning, motivating students to become self-directed learners, enriching remote assessments, and many more. Sign up for the first session today: https://bit.ly/EnhancingRemoteLearning |
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Education in the Spotlight |
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Facebook Reality Labs will invest $150 million in an education program to assist with tech development and to train people to use augmented and virtual reality tools. |
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This report offers transferable lessons learned across a wide range of settings with the aim that all students—regardless of income level, race, or sex—can one day build foundational skills necessary for thriving in the 21st century. |
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Many long COVID-19 symptoms – such as fatigue, brain fog and memory impairment – are similar to those experienced post-concussion. |
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As Cambodia’s primary schools open their classroom doors nationwide from 1 November, The Cambodian Consortium for Out of School Children has been working behind the scenes to ensure the continuation of learning and a smooth transition back to school. |
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Declines in Indonesia and the Philippines are amongst the largest in the world, with satisfaction falling amongst residents struggling on income. |
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Some states and schools are leading the way but there’s plenty more to be done and we are on deadline.
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After months of home schooling, more and more children are ditching their tech and heading outdoors. |
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That's all for the week! |
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