Traditional ways of resolving conflicts
IntroductionThis article is going to look at the means to be utilized in resolving conflict. So there are so many means of resolving conflict which involves retortion, reprisal and reconciliation by regional agencies, conciliation and arbitration among others. So these are some of the means of resolving conflict that we are going to look at…
Moving online: What you can implement now
Photo taken from the iMBA program from the University of Illinois, hosted on Coursera By Linlin Xia and Alexandra Urban, Teaching & Learning Team, Coursera Online, live sessions provide effective synchronous learning opportunities and create a space to engage with your students while remote. In particular, live events are optimal for: Mastering content that requires…
More Involvement Is Needed from the State for Improvement in the Education System
Introduction-“Education… is the key to unlocking other human rights.” (Katarina Tomasevski, Croatia, UN Special Rapporteur). The main aspect of any human right is education, and the importance of the same is increased on a day-to-day basis in this modern era.The role of faster evolving technology is such that it involves not only education but also…
Fatima Mahmood: “Alison offers quality educational material with very good evaluation criteria.”
“My name is Fatima Mahmood. I am from Pakistan. I am working in the Education Department of the Punjab government in Pakistan. I have worked as a headmistress in a government special education school for the last fifteen years.” How did you learn about Alison? I received information on Alison via email. What was your…
How Playtime Supports Development in Children with Special Needs
Written by Liau Alex Play is often seen as a carefree pastime for children, but its significance goes beyond mere entertainment, especially for those with special needs. Understanding the importance of play in fostering development in children with special needs is crucial for creating supportive environments that facilitate growth and learning. Play, in its essence,…
A Parent’s Guide to Recognising Cognitive Milestones in Early Childhood
Written by Liau Alex Understanding cognitive milestones in early childhood is crucial for parents, as it provides insights into their child’s development and helps create a supportive environment. Early cognitive development lays the foundation for future learning and problem-solving abilities. In this guide, we will explore various cognitive milestones from birth to three years, aiding…
Do You Enjoy Taking Long Walks?
Do you enjoy walking around your neighborhood? Have you ever discovered something interesting or surprising near where you live when walking around? During the pandemic, Mary Hosbrough and Jennifer Jacobsen-Wood tried something new: They met up daily to walk every street of their hometown, Peoria, Ill.In “This Pair Walked Every Inch of Peoria,” the reporter…
Education Empowers A Nation
Capacity + opportunity = successA Human right is a pre-state right that can be claimed by every human being as an individual vis-à-vis communities (especially states).human rights are not provided by the government, but each state must have as its main task the protection of human rights.biological belonging to mankind is the only criterion that…
How Playtime Supports Development in Children with Additional Needs
Written by Liau Alex Play is often seen as a carefree pastime for children, but its significance goes beyond mere entertainment, especially for those with additional needs. Understanding the importance of play in fostering development in children with additional needs is crucial for creating supportive environments that facilitate growth and learning. Play, in its essence,…
Should Gifted and Talented Education Be Eliminated?
The article “Should a Single Test Decide a 4-Year-Old’s Educational Future?” explains how students get admitted to the city’s gifted classes and schools: To get into a gifted and talented elementary school program in New York City, children must ace a single, high-stakes exam — when they are 4 years old. This admissions process is…












