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Why Is Tech Giant Apple Trying to Teach Our Teachers?
Apple is training educators with its free professional learning program for school teachers, Apple Teacher. Launched in 2016, the service has over 100 lessons and tutorials that can be accessed on the Apple Teacher Learning Centre. These include “skill-building tutorials, lesson ideas and inspiration to deepen student learning”. The move could ...
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West Bengal School Reopening: Education Department Drafts SOP, Awaits Nod From Secretariat
The draft SOP says offline classes are to be held in a staggered manner and suggests that total duration of tutorials for Classes 9 and 11 will be around 5 hours while that for Classes 10 and 12 will be about 6 hours with a 15-minute tiffin break.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Government Teachers In Haryana To Upload Lectures Online
Haryana government schools teachers have started recording and uploading tutorials on the website of the Higher Education Department so that students do not miss classes during lockdown.
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'Free Tutorials' For Kashmir Students During Winter Vacations
At this school in Srinagar's Hyderpora, over 200 students take free tuition in the Wi-Fi enabled warm classrooms as temperature remains below freezing point outside.
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Worldfloat social network now offering 5,000 free video tutorials for students
The tutorials are meant for school and university students, with the initial focus on computer science.
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'Skype School' brings knowledge to Indian village
The Skype computer programme is giving online tutorials to children in Chamanpura, a poor village in the state of Bihar
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'Skype School' brings knowledge to Indian village
The Skype computer programme is giving online tutorials to children in Chamanpura, a poor village in the state of Bihar
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Bangalore: The e-pursuit to realise academic dreams
Aspiring engineers and medicos in Bangalore can now heave a sigh of relief. After school, there is no need for them to rush for special tutorial classes. With the concept of e-learning fast catching up among Bangalore's Gen Y, students can now take their tutorials from the comfort of their homes.
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Why Is Tech Giant Apple Trying to Teach Our Teachers?
Apple is training educators with its free professional learning program for school teachers, Apple Teacher. Launched in 2016, the service has over 100 lessons and tutorials that can be accessed on the Apple Teacher Learning Centre. These include “skill-building tutorials, lesson ideas and inspiration to deepen student learning”. The move could ...
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West Bengal School Reopening: Education Department Drafts SOP, Awaits Nod From Secretariat
The draft SOP says offline classes are to be held in a staggered manner and suggests that total duration of tutorials for Classes 9 and 11 will be around 5 hours while that for Classes 10 and 12 will be about 6 hours with a 15-minute tiffin break.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Government Teachers In Haryana To Upload Lectures Online
Haryana government schools teachers have started recording and uploading tutorials on the website of the Higher Education Department so that students do not miss classes during lockdown.
-
'Free Tutorials' For Kashmir Students During Winter Vacations
At this school in Srinagar's Hyderpora, over 200 students take free tuition in the Wi-Fi enabled warm classrooms as temperature remains below freezing point outside.
-
Worldfloat social network now offering 5,000 free video tutorials for students
The tutorials are meant for school and university students, with the initial focus on computer science.
-
'Skype School' brings knowledge to Indian village
The Skype computer programme is giving online tutorials to children in Chamanpura, a poor village in the state of Bihar
-
'Skype School' brings knowledge to Indian village
The Skype computer programme is giving online tutorials to children in Chamanpura, a poor village in the state of Bihar
-
Bangalore: The e-pursuit to realise academic dreams
Aspiring engineers and medicos in Bangalore can now heave a sigh of relief. After school, there is no need for them to rush for special tutorial classes. With the concept of e-learning fast catching up among Bangalore's Gen Y, students can now take their tutorials from the comfort of their homes.
