These roasted potatoes come with a satisfying crunch
Open this photo in gallery: The crispy exterior of these roasted potatoes contrasts with their soft, fluffy insides.Julie Van Rosendaal/The Globe and Mail It’s often said we eat with our eyes, but we use all our senses when we eat: Our sense of smell has a greater impact on our sense of taste than our […]
UNC professor who studied online learning offers advice for how to make the most of it :: WRAL.com
Once again, many students in the Triangle area are learning remotely due to winter weather. WRAL Investigates spoke with Sophie McKoy, who is a professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and spent time researching ways to maximize remote learning. She also owns Mindspire Tutoring and Test Prep, which conducts both in-person […]
How to Start Your Own ENPC Program
Start Your Own Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course Program To make the Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course more accessible to your nurses, consider hosting your own courses. You will need: One to two instructors to help teach provider courses. At least one course director to host and teach provider courses. At least one faculty to host and […]
How to support disadvantaged groups in the global workforce?
UNESCO IESALC’s report titled, Breaking barriers: the role of higher education in advancing employability for all, published jointly with the Lumina Foundation, serves as a strategic roadmap for higher education institutions to better support the transition of disadvantaged groups into the global workforce. While global access to higher education has expanded significantly, the “right to education” must […]
School is for Learning How to Learn – YouTube
Hank Green has one major piece of advice for current students: college is for learning how to learn, it's not about the knowledge you collect but … Source link
Old family photos collecting dust? Here’s how to get rid of them without letting go of the memories
Open this photo in gallery: A bucket of photos for sale at Vancouver store Georgia General.Stephan Petar Many people have boxes of photos stored in garages, attics or crawlspaces that they can’t bear to part with – even as the pictures collect dust or slowly deteriorate. Photographs can illustrate life stages and remind us of […]
How to interpret NAPLAN results and what the data actually tells you
Australian parents had the opportunity to pour over NAPLAN results for their children’s school this week, but interpreting the data may not have been clear at first glance. The Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) released the latest annual test data for nearly 10,000 schools across the country. Parents, principals and education enthusiasts can […]
How to Prevent University Trustee Overreach
A new report argues the while increasing politicization of university governing boards has contributed to the erosion of academic freedom in recent years, boards also have the potential to adopt frameworks focused on protecting institutional autonomy. “Decisions that were once guided by academic standards and institutional autonomy have become arenas for political influence and ideological […]
How to watch the last supermoon of the year
NEW YORK — The last supermoon of the year will shine soon in December skies. The moon’s orbit around the Earth isn’t a perfect circle so it gets nearer and farther as it swings around. When a full moon is closer to Earth in its orbit, a so-called supermoon happens. It makes the moon look […]
How to nurture your long-distance friendships
Open this photo in gallery: Research has shown that our social networks tend to shrink around the age of 25.iStockphoto/iStockPhoto / Getty Images Just a few years ago, I simply had to walk a few steps across my Toronto apartment to talk to my two best friends. I was a part of a tight-knit, five-person […]