High quality online teaching is key to future Chinese student recruitment
The ‘State of Chinese Student Recruitment Post Covid-19’ report by Sinorbis on the impact of the pandemic
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Oyo begins oral interview for 7,000 teaching applicants
By Mary Obaebor Oyo State government has started the oral interview exercise for some 7,000
Irish govt tells ELT schools they must resume in-person teaching
In a letter sent to Interim List of Eligible Programmes (an official list of visa-eligible
Face-to-face teaching prerequisite for half of prospective int’l students
The study was conducted to explore prospective international students’ attitudes to studying abroad 6months on
UI lecturer composes song to aid teaching, learning of mathematics
A lecturer in the University of Ibadan, Dr Akin Salami, has composed a song, MATMUSIC
MENA agency platform Modarby is aiming to be “Airbnb for online teaching”
Modarby – Arabic for “my instructor” – has recruited more than 2,000 instructors and teachers
Teaching US History during a pandemic: A conversation with two high school teachers
Bill of Rights Institute’s president, David Bobb, spoke with Jessica Culver, a social studies teacher
Ekiti introduces teaching of ICT from primary school, reviews laws
Kayode Fayemi Ekiti State Government on Saturday announced introduction of new education policy that will
To find the best starting point when teaching formal communication, think informally
Dive Brief: As students adopted digital communication at an increasing rate since the pandemic started,
Majority of UK universities preparing for in-person teaching in 2020
A survey carried out by Universities UK found that 97% of the 92 universities surveyed