Ethan Blaine

Ethan Blaine

Education Finance Specialist
Ethan Blaine is a Public Sector expert in education and government. He offers comprehensive analysis of policies and initiatives in education funding, government grants for schools, and the role of government in shaping educational outcomes.
Virtual Reality (VR) in Education: Market Size, Applications, Advantages, and Disadvantages
Editorial Virtual Reality (VR) in Education: Market Size, Applications, Advantages, and Disadvantages

Virtual reality (VR) in education can improve online learning and general education solutions, providing students with immersive, hands-on training. In addition, VR technologies offer accessibility for children with learning disabilities and optimizes learner engagement in extracurricular

5 Major Issues Now Impacting the US Education System
Editorial 5 Major Issues Now Impacting the US Education System

American teachers and students across the country have faced numerous problems during the last couple of years. From the COVID-19 pandemic, which has undoubtedly impacted schools everywhere, to the recent teacher shortage , new issues have emerged, forcing policymakers and school managers to

The Impact of Book Banning on Education
Editorial The Impact of Book Banning on Education

An unprecedented flood of book banning is taking place in the United States. According to a report from PEN America , a non-profit organization that promotes freedom of expression in literature, more than 1,600 books were banned last school year. Although banning books is not a new practice in the

Learning Recovery Strategies with High Chances of Success
Editorial Learning Recovery Strategies with High Chances of Success

There is no question that the COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically disrupted the way students in the US and abroad learn and socialize. During this healthcare crisis, children, teenagers, and young adults were forced to switch their learning habits from traditional to remote or hybrid courses, with

Will Remote Speech Therapy for Students be Viable After the Pandemic?
Editorial Will Remote Speech Therapy for Students be Viable After the Pandemic?

The Pandemic’s Effect on Education The Covid-19 pandemic has locked 90% of the world’s students out of school . After a momentary halt, schools were on damage control, recompensing wasted time and allowing students the opportunity to attend classes from home. Although perturbing during the early pha

New Challenges in Education
Editorial New Challenges in Education

It should come as no surprise that the current school year is facing as many problems as the previous one, if not more. With new variants of the COVID-19 virus spreading rapidly worldwide, worries about providing the best learning environment are also on the rise. Children and students have already

What Education Needs to Overcome the Pandemic
Editorial What Education Needs to Overcome the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has seriously affected children’s lives, from education to free time and fun. The number of children suffering from anxiety has increased, and so has the number of children living in multidimensional poverty , with no access to education, healthcare, housing, nutrition, s

Learning opportunities inspired by the pandemic: how will they work?
Editorial Learning opportunities inspired by the pandemic: how will they work?

This year, the pandemic has taught everyone several lessons. And universities are already using case studies inspired by COVID-19 as training material. With countless coaching opportunities in operations, management, investment, and entrepreneurship, students have the chance to develop their

Multitasking and Its Impact on Learning Outcomes
Editorial Multitasking and Its Impact on Learning Outcomes

Is multitasking the 21st-century must-have skill? Or is it just a myth that strongly endangers productivity and learning outcomes? This question should have been settled a long ago in public opinion. Numerous research studies already show that working on multiple tasks at the same time is not

Top Ways to Stop Bullying in Schools
Editorial Top Ways to Stop Bullying in Schools

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”  – Benjamin Franklin But is it also true when it comes to bullying? Look at your class. Picture your students. Chances are, 5 (or even more) of them are often bullied and you don’t even know it. Children have become skilled at hiding—even if the iss

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