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School is Easy aim to help children achieve their aspirations in education, but where does this lead? In this series of blog posts, we are looking into popular job roles and how your child can get there. This blog post looks into the dental profession.
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COVID-19 has made a tremendous impact on the education sector in 2020. With school shutdowns, distance learning, and parents learning new ways to home school their children – the pandemic has affected nearly every child across the globe.
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There are many advantages to be had when enlisting the help of a home tutor for your child. Here, School is Easy will go through the best parts in their latest blog. [Read more…]
There’s no reason to delay getting the home tuition needed for your situation. Here, School is Easy outlines the best benefits in their latest blog.
There isn’t much of anything that hasn’t been affected by Coronavirus and education is no different. From primary schools to universities, the education sector around the world has been impacted.
For months on end, the pause button was pressed on education. This time in the classroom cannot be replaced, so there’s a danger of students being left behind. [Read more…]
Recent research predicts that many students returning to school in fall 2020 will be behind in their learning. According to Dr. Megan Kuhfeld and Dr. Beth Tarasawa, research scientists at NWEA, students will return to school this fall with a significant learning loss due to COVID-19 school closures. The NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association) is a nonprofit organization that provides accurate educational assessments based on rigorous research and collection of statistics. [Read more…]
Various studies have found that engagement with music can lead to an improvement in brain development in children. A study at Northwestern University found better neural processing in students who played a musical instrument when they were compared with students who simply listened to music. This study shows the importance of receiving music education, rather than simply turning on background music when students are doing work in other subjects. [Read more…]