Employee retention is now a critical HR issue. One 21st-century solution? Remote workers, so the hiring pool is more extensive than before. This blog is for you if you are a business owner dealing with employee turnover. Below are some of the best employee retention tactics you will need, especially if you are tapping into the pool of remote workers. Together, the tactics answer the question: How...
Two New Orleans High School Math Students Prove The Impossible We’ve all had that math problem we can’t solve. But this problem has gone unsolved for 2,000 years! Calcea Johnson and Ne’Kiya Jackson used trigonometry without circular logic to prove the Pythagorean Theorem. Mathematicians believed this was impossible, but the teens from St. Mary’s Academy in New Orleans presented their...
Schools and language centers are bustling again. Around the world, there is an increasing the need for English as a Foreign Language teachers. “In 2023, it is estimated that there will be about 400 million students that will require a TEFL teacher due to lack of learning from the previous years, along with restrictions on travel or lack of classroom learning experiences,” says Andrie Steliou, the...
The rise of online video content was predicted by experts. It is now the most powerful medium for boosting engagement and for growing an online audience. Before, it was hard to imagine that there would be so much video content consumed daily. Online videos continue to evolve as technology changes. With the increasing popularity of 360 and live videos, as well as the increasing number of...
You’re landing at the airport, getting the shuttle bus and going straight to the resort. It’s a sun and sand vacation that requires no Spanish. Be prepared for an adventure to call. You will want to leave the resort to answer that call. Mexico, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama and Venezuela are full of history, culture and tourist sites. Not everyone enjoys language...
Families that learn together, code together. An innovative community computing program called Families Learning Together is an established education project run by Texas State University and taught by student-facilitators from the School of Art and Design. The program teaches families and kids make art and tell stories with “computational thinking” and computer programming. The maker clubs and...
By Aleksandra Bondarenko Medical development is a trending subject. Significant weaknesses and shortcomings in the healthcare system have been identified by the COVID-19 epidemic. Primary care clinics are fighting for their lives. Digital marketing agency is frequently brought up in conversations about the best course of action, and as can be expected, our officials have quite different opinions...
“Some people say that what I did changed the world,” Judith Heumann wrote, “But really, I simply refused to accept what I was told about who I could be. And I was willing to make a fuss about it.” Judith Heumann died on March 4, 2023. The disability rights activist was 75. A wheelchair user after contracting polio as a two year-old, Heumann’s life of resisting the status quo was inevitable. When...
Teaching and learning is a vast subject area. Building technology to support education demands the rapid re-assembling of ideas. We can take inspiration from this vast area and create a supportive scaffolding for instructors and learners. What’s true for EdTech is true for other sectors too. Once the technology is built, it cannot be unbuilt. It can only be further developed and improved. Part of...
February is Black Heritage Month in North America. Cudoo supports learning a more complete history of the world, so every week in February Cudoo featured a different African language that is taught on the platform in the Cudoo LinkedIn newsletter. Black Heritage and African language learning are just as important the other eleven months of the year, so all the African languages content appears in...