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How will the iPad change formal education?
by Kieran Braxton on 3.08.2023 Comments (0)Well, folks, hold on to your hats because the iPad is about to flip the classroom on its head! This nifty little device promises to change formal education in ways we didn't even dream of yesterday. Imagine, no more lugging around heavy textbooks, just one lightweight iPad with all the knowledge of the world at your fingertips. It's like having a personal tutor, a library, and a multimedia center all wrapped up in one sleek, shiny package. Get ready for some cool learning, folks, because the iPad is making education fun, flexible, and downright futuristic!
Do I need an internet connection to study?
by Kieran Braxton on 30.07.2023 Comments (0)Well, folks, I've been puzzling over this gem: "Do I need an internet connection to study?" Drumroll, please! The answer is... kinda! Though the good ol' days of dusty textbooks aren't completely forgotten, the internet has become our Mount Everest of information. So, unless you're planning on becoming a hermit, a reliable internet connection can be as crucial as coffee during those late-night study sessions. But remember, even with the vast knowledge of the internet, nothing beats the wisdom of a well-written book. So, it's a yes and no, like deciding between pizza or burger - you love both, but you can't eat them at the same time, can you?
Why is education not paying off these days?
by Kieran Braxton on 26.07.2023 Comments (0)In my latest blog, I've explored why education doesn't seem to be yielding the expected results these days. It appears that rising tuition costs and an oversaturated job market are making it harder for graduates to find well-paying jobs in their fields. Moreover, the traditional education system often falls short in providing students with the practical skills needed in today's workplace. The issue is further compounded by the student loan debt crisis that leaves many graduates financially crippled. In short, the promises of education are not aligning with the realities on the ground, making it a less appealing investment for many.
Should I take an education loan from India or USA?
by Kieran Braxton on 23.07.2023 Comments (0)Deciding between taking an education loan from India or the USA is a complex decision that depends on various factors. If you're studying in the US, a US-based loan might offer lower interest rates, but it might require a credit-worthy cosigner. An Indian loan, on the other hand, might have higher interest rates but does not require a cosigner. However, the ultimate choice largely depends on the individual's circumstances, including their financial capacity, course of study, and future plans. It's crucial to thoroughly research and consider all options before making a decision.
What are some quotes on 'Education Reflects Behaviour'?
by Kieran Braxton on 17.07.2023 Comments (0)In my latest blog post, I've shared some inspiring quotes that underline the direct relationship between education and behaviour. These quotes highlight how education shapes our beliefs, morals, and actions, influencing our overall behavior. A few of them emphasize the role of education in fostering critical thinking, empathy, and respect for others. I also shared a few thought-provoking perspectives suggesting that the quality of our education significantly influences our reactions to different situations. Ultimately, these quotes stress that education isn't just about knowledge, but also about developing a balanced, respectful approach to life.
Should there be a difference between education and career?
by Kieran Braxton on 8.05.2023 Comments (0)In my opinion, there should be a distinction between education and career. Education is a lifelong journey that helps us acquire knowledge and skills, whereas a career is a professional pursuit we choose to earn a living. While our careers may be influenced by our education, they shouldn't solely define it; we should always be open to learning new things. Moreover, separating the two concepts can help us avoid limiting ourselves in terms of personal growth and development. Ultimately, education should be a continuous process that enriches our lives, while our careers provide us with the means to sustain ourselves financially.