By the most basic definition, learning is the acquisition of knowledge or skills stored in the brain and available for recall. In this way, memory is closely linked with facilitating learning. While there are many different forms, long-term memory plays a significant role in this process by
After the most recent budget announcements, educators, school leaders, and education stakeholders agreed on one thing— schools face challenges that need long-term solutions rather than quick fixes. There are real concerns about the future of higher institutions, including potential financial i
Take yourself back to the classroom for a moment: The smell of wood shavings falling from sharpened pencils, the sound of chalk clawing down the board, and your eyes wandering around the multicolored posters. These memories may invoke feelings of disdain or delight, but one thing is certain—today’s
The world of work is changing faster than ever, and students are starting to prepare for careers earlier in life. Learners are under enormous pressure to kick-start their journey into the world of work, and the pipeline starts at high school. Prepping to get into a top university is an entire
With rampant inequality, access to quality education is only possible for some. While some learn about culture through international trips, experience physics through experiments, and build robots to encourage engineering, others need help accessing one-on-one time with teachers. Virtual reality
Every parent wants the best for their child, and providing the best education is one of the cornerstones of successful parenting. Recently, there seems to have been a paradigm shift in evaluating what education, and certainly the “best” education for a child, looks like. Most parents and educators c
