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Second chances at education can have big impacts on life outcomes for adolescent Mayan girls FLS News Issue 1210 Tue 12 October 2021

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“Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.” ― Magaret Mead [more quotes]
🕛 4 Mins | Girls’ Education
Second chances at education can have big impacts on life outcomes for adolescent Mayan girls
🕛 5 Mins | Teacher Tools
 
🕛 2 Min  | Cases
Microschools Aim To Personalize Learning And Disrupt The Status Quo
Imagine a learning environment where…
 
🕛 2 Mins  | Blended Learning
Digital literacy, local culture crucial amid digital transformation
Digital literacy and local culture are…
🕛 8 Min | ICT and Education
AI in the Classroom – Educators Share Their Personal Challenges and Successes
AI Explorations and Their Practical Use in…
 
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