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U.S: Advanced Imaging Captures Mired Neuron Migration

Using organoids as a model for early development, researchers used third harmonic generation three-photon microscopy to determine new neurons struggling to reach their developmental target.

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Increasing S&T Knowledge with the Philippines' First Digital Library

The Philippines aims to expand access to its first digital library to remote areas offering vital education resources on S&T to as many learners across the country as possible.

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U.S: New Algorithm to Solve University Math Problems

In a first, ML is being used to answer, explain and generate university-level math problems, increasing accuracy from 8% to over 80%.

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Commentary: Shift to home-based learning welcomed but has its shortcomings

Commentary: Shift to home-based learning welcomed but has its shortcomings
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Commentary: Shift to home-based learning welcomed but has its shortcomings
Steps have been taken to ready students and teachers but HBL remains an imperfect tool in fulfilling the role of education, says NIE’s Jason Tan.
(Photo: AFP/HANNAH MCKAY)
19 May 2021 06:10AM)
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SINGAPORE: The news that all primary schools, secondary schools, junior colleges, Millennia Institute and special education schools will shift to full home-based learning (HBL) from May 19 to May 28, though distressing to many, is probably not unexpected.
Worrying signs had already emerged in the first two weeks of May, with the announcements of full home-based learning (HBL) in Edgefield Secondary School, Victoria Junior College and a few others after each of these schools reported that small numbers of their students had tested positive for COVID-19.

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Home-based learning to be held regularly for secondary schools, JCs and Millennia Institute from Term 3 next year

Home-based learning to be held regularly for secondary schools, JCs and Millennia Institute from Term 3 next year
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Home-based learning to be held regularly for secondary schools, JCs and Millennia Institute from Term 3 next year
Home-based learning days will soon become a regular part of the school year at secondary schools, junior colleges and Millennia Institute, with some levels adopting a new “blended learning” model from Term 3 next year, announced Minister for Education Lawrence Wong on Tuesday (Dec 29). Tan Si Hui reports.

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