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Educating Generations, Building Nation Entrepreneurial Venture  Mohit: My entrepreneurial venture is of running a Central Board of Secondary Education School here in my home town Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh, India named …

About the Trust SROTOSHWINI TRUST has been active since 2013 in the field of spreading education amongst underprivileged children. The thought of CHURNI came as a concern of how to …

It is difficult to imagine the lives of kids who dwell on footpaths in the red-light areas of Kolkata, an eastern bustling metro city in India. Most of their mothers …

It is said that in children we find reflections of God. But in developing countries like India, millions of children do not have access to education. Leave alone education they …

Resilience is an essential life skill for all, particularly children. It is the ability to recover from difficult events. Building resilience can help children learn how to cope, find solutions …

Zeners or Generation Z are is far superior in their thinking, learning and activities. Further they are exposed to a wide spectrum of learning opportunities as well as platforms to …

Greta Thunberg, Malala Yousafzai & AOC (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) are leading the way when it comes to saving our planet but it is the 130 million girls between the age of …

Teaching….one of the most exciting, diverse and fun occupations or one of the most depressing, stressful and challenging? For those thinking of a working life in the classroom, especially people …

The Surrey Innovation and Digital Enterprise Academy, the SurreyIDEA, is a ground-breaking initiative from the University of Surrey. Inspiring innovation and enabling social mobility. SurreyIDEA, will welcome individuals denied the …

Did you your parents ever have the ‘Birds and the Bees’ chat with you? Was it informative and useful? How much detail was given (or omitted)? Did it equip you …

Following the launch of Disruptive Classroom Technologies, MARGINALIA spoke with author Sonny Magana, to ask how technology will impact on the way education professionals work in the future.

New research released this week by Tech Will Save Us, creators of DIY kits that encourage everyone to make, play, code and invent with technology, reveals over half (55%) of British parents feel their child or children (aged 15 or under) are more proficient at coding than themselves.

‘Disruptive Classroom Technologies: A Framework for Innovation in Education’ shows educators how to innovate rather than simply digitize their classrooms.

In a new survey, employers judge excellent academic results as one of the least important predictors of employability, when deciding to recruit graduates. It brings concern that the university degree has devalued.

Parents are increasingly recognising that apprenticeships can give their children the chance of embarking on a successful career although worries about low wages remain, according to new research from Prudential.

This 2-year MSc program has been designed to combine high-level expertise in the engineering field, to train students in data sciences, with proficiency in the business field, to form data managers capable of taking strategic decisions based on data resources.

Leading European business school ESCP Europe has launched a new Executive Masters programme aimed at preparing managers for the future of manufacturing.

KU Leuven, Imperial College London and the University of Cambridge lead the inaugural Reuters Top 100: Europe’s Most Innovative Universities ranking launched this week.