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The innovative laboratory of the Inter-American Development Bank, (IDB Lab) is providing financial support to STEM Guyana Inc to help 1000 children across 40 communities in all 10 regions of the country. STEM Guyana is a non-profit tech organ
/PRNewswire/ -- 52% of the market's growth will originate from APAC for K-12 online tutoring market. China, India, and Japan are the key markets for K-12...
Arkansas parents considering virtual learning as school year approaches As COVID cases continue to rise in Arkansas, parents are trying to decide what's best for their child: learning in a classroom or virtually? Author: Ashley Godwin (THV11) Updated: 11:10 PM CDT August 4, 2021 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — At the beginning of summer, many parents were ready to send their kids back to the classroom with cases trending downwards and vaccinations available. All of that has since changed. Parents are now having to make the decision on whether their kids will do virtual l...
Housing and Development Newsletter “When we read about the Learning Pods program last winter, we immediately reached out to Just Communities to offer our space,“ said Tanase, former educator and coach, and Workzones co-founder. “With in-person business meetings paused during the pandemic, donating our larger conference rooms to Just Communities is one way we can give back and be part of the solution to close the learning gap,” she said. While coworking was a relatively new concept for Santa Barbara in 2013, working from home has become the new reality. As a result of the pandemic and ...
Why I became a journalist I honestly wasn't sure what career I wanted to pursue as a graduating high school senior, but I knew I wanted to write. I decided to give journalism a try and did a job-shadowing experience at my hometown newspaper, the Sandusky Register. They started giving me assignments after just a couple days and I knew I made the right choice. I must have done OK, because the Register ended up hiring me for my first job after I graduated from Bowling Green State University. I spent a few years there before coming to Columbus in 2016.