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If you happen to have two free minutes in your day, you are on your way to having one of the easiest breakfasts ever. This quick, One Pan Egg Sandwich Hack
Gove on his-story… ““There may, for all I know, be rival Whig and Marxist schools fighting a war of interpretation in chemistry or food technology, but their partisans don’t tend to command much column space in the broadsheets”.” https://www.economist.com/britain/2020/07/02/changing-history-teaching
By Chelsea Muzar History can be one of the most difficult subjects to teach. Not because it’s overly complicated, but because it’s massive. The story of humanity is vast, with recorded history spanning over 5,000 […]
Check this out! Washington, D.C., is rolling out a free degree program for social workers.
https://dcist.com/story/23/11/08/dc-council-passes-bill-free-msw-program-udc/
Why not offer free college degrees to students on condition that they work in the public sector after graduating?
Affordable degrees can help solve the worsening public service workforce shortage crisis.
Print textbooks should be banned everywhere! Paper production is one of the greatest threats to the environment.
Why are schools still using textbooks in this age when they can easily access limited digital learning resources?
https://kitaboo.com/importance-of-ebooks-in-education/
Given that textbooks become outdated every other few years, they are a waste of money and should be completely removed from classrooms!
We should also be teaching this to high school and middle school kids!
https://www.arthurmorganschool.org/teaching-blacksmithing-to-middle-schoolers/
You can find some universities and special schools that offer blacksmithing courses.
https://www.pilotonline.com/news/education/blacksmith-virginia-school-20230128-nvfbqbfhqnafjfywipzrwmcux4-story.html
Agree! This is a great way to teach students about events that shaped history.
Holographic leaning could come in handy for medical studies!
You can also expect learning to start happening in the metaverse.
https://bigthink.com/the-future/metaverse-revolutionize-k-12-higher-education/
I guess we can say goodbye to physical learning. Will we even need schools in the future?
If only this crusty hack gained as much publicity as the sensation that followed! chuckles.
Gove on his-story… ““There may, for all I know, be rival Whig and Marxist schools fighting a war of interpretation in chemistry or food technology, but their partisans don’t tend to command much column space in the broadsheets”.” https://www.economist.com/britain/2020/07/02/changing-history-teaching
I like this tip – “One Step at a Time: From Family History to Your Country’s Founding” and progress from there.
Here’s the Mozart video link for those who didn’t catch it, yuk.
There’s a better way to discourage people, first do a Mozart, then lick your cheese.
Like this…