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Here I sit, bored as hell, waiting for the bl🩸🩸dy bell, just like in primary school when we thought we were so clever with our…

Ever tried assembling furniture without the instructions? It’s a wild ride—trust us, we’ve been there. In today’s fast-paced, ever-evolving workplace, having the right knowledge at…

These are the three dimensions of Jesuit pedagogical philosophy that lie at the core of Jesuit education. The back story is that the Jesuits are…

Changing Dynamics in the Workplace In recent years, the makeup of our workplaces has evolved significantly. While the shift to remote work was primarily driven…

Is the role of instructors and teachers changing in the Connectivism Era? The rise of connectivism, a learning theory emphasising networked knowledge and continuous adaptation,…

Connectivism, a learning theory that emphasises the importance of connections and networks in the learning process, got its big chance to prove itself in the…

At age four, I asked my father if girls could be pilots. Without a breath in between I then asked if girls can be hairdressers.…

Technology is transforming learning. And whilst it is well recognised that it cannot (currently!) replace the human learning dimension between educators and students’, technology can…

Even for adults, learning something new can be like the first day at school. You’re on roller coaster, but instead of screaming, you’re calculating missile…