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** Brewing an innovative idea! Imagine an online school (grades 1-12) designed to prepare students for the real world. We'd ditch the traditional curriculum, focusing on critical thinking, problem solving skills and equipping them with the tools to s

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I was thinking something in the morning, can something like this be done? I want modifications from you can give suggestions Interactive learning app for kids and students: - English, math, life skills, and values - Logical games, cartoon videos, a

AI can be used to create personalized learning experiences by analysing students performance and adapting content to meet individual needs. This can improve learning outcomes and students engagement by providing tailoring educational resources and su

We have a startup called Learnhyve, we teach the essential life skills like communication skills,problem solving & critical thinking,leadership etc to school students in India with gamified way because this are important in life. So for providing thi

Hey guys!!! I am working on developing a Medical Edtech app for Medical students. Most of the students aren't interested in reading textbooks. My idea is to provide adequate information about various topics - available in textbooks briefly as much as

i won't eat this skills top 10 future proof skills Analytical thinking and innovation Active learning and learning strategies Complex problem-solving Critical thinking and analysis Creativity, originality and initiative Leadership and social inf

Can you tell me a solution that empowers college students with the resources, mentorship, and practical knowledge to successfully transition their innovative ideas into profitable, market-ready businesses. This solution should address the specific c

An open air school in 1957, Netherlands ⁣ In the beginning of the 20th century a movement towards open air schools took place in Europe. Classes were taught in forests so that students would benefit physically and mentally from clean air and sunlight

People on LinkedIn are doing 100 days coding challenge but I consider myself too lazy for that. Instead, I'm thinking to start 100 days of learning a new skill challenge. I think this would improve my soft skills and help me to stay productive. What'