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Join the educational extravaganza: Festival of Education returns - Vimarsana News

Join the educational extravaganza: Festival of Education returns

Immerse yourself in the Festival of Education at Wellington College, where over 5,000 educators gather for inspiring sessions, notable speakers, and a vibrant festival atmosphere

Michael Zwaagstra: Useless Classroom Fads Turn Students Into Guinea Pigs - Vimarsana News

Michael Zwaagstra: Useless Classroom Fads Turn Students Into Guinea Pigs

Commentary Does your classroom promote a growth mindset? Are you sufficiently “learner-centred” and do you take your students’ ...

Doing the Math in the Alberta UCP Leadership Review - Vimarsana News

Doing the Math in the Alberta UCP Leadership Review

Commentary The ballots in the United Conservative Party’s leadership review are probably being counted right now to determine whether ...

Massachusetts police hope playing cards will help resolve unsolved homicides or of missing persons - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts police hope playing cards will help resolve unsolved homicides or of missing persons

Law enforcement authorities in Massachusetts have a created a set of playing cards featuring images of the victims of unsolved homicides or cases of missing persons in the hope that

Doug Lemov: Pandemic learning loss is real. Schools must follow the science to make up for it - Vimarsana News

Doug Lemov: Pandemic learning loss is real. Schools must follow the science to make up for it

One prominent study found that the average student had fallen five months behind in math and four months in reading by the end of the school year. But those numbers also hide inequalities; for low-income schools, the number for math is seven months.