Sep 05, 2020 by Dale Harris In the age of COVID-19 educators and educational institutions will have to move towards a new way of teaching. Face-to-face tutoring or learning will not always be possible due to health and safety. There are now unfortunate implications of having large groups in a physical setting. This is why… Read More »
Differences associated with learning difficulties are found less in specific areas of the brain and more in the connections between them, experts say. After scanning 479 children’s brains, Cambridge University researchers found they were organised in multiple “hubs”. Those with no difficulties – or very specific ones, such as poor listening skills – had well… Read More »
A couple in England who planned to wed next summer moved up their nuptials after learning that the bride’s 8-year-old son has just weeks left to live. Hannah Colishaw, who has three sons, said they were devastated when doctors told the family that 8-year-old Ethan’s brain tumor had returned, and spread to his spine, SWNS… Read More »
“Gun cleaner shoots self” — Ottawa Sun headline, Jan. 12, 2011NOTRE-DAME-DE-LA-SALETTE, Que. — On the mantel inside the Desjardins house, which hugs Lac de l’Argile, a mountain lake about an hour’s drive northeast of Ottawa, there are no framed photos of Maurice Desjardins taken after what the family calls only “the accident.” There’s a picture… Read More »
When a student graduates, both they and their parents have financial aid on their minds. College, while much needed in the world of employment, is a huge expense for both the parents and student. In most cases, this is an expense that neither can afford without help. Statistically speaking, only about two-thirds of college students… Read More »