Learning theories and models are always evolving, especially with the acceleration of ed tech innovation. But as technology and approaches shift, particularly within higher education, there remains one reliable and fixed element: the student. Sure, the men and women who pursue learning after high school may range in age from 17 to 97, but each […]
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A region’s economy is powered by innovation. Technology is at the forefront of numerous innovations as they continue to emerge through entrepreneurial start-up ventures. As technology and business have become more intertwined, there are no longer any barriers between the two. Northeastern Ohio is one of the very few regions that have excellent connectivity for
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Similar to business leaders, educational leaders are determined to improve education for the young generation, motivate others to follow in their footsteps, and exhibit remarkable leadership qualities. Quick communication and simple access to information have given today’s education systems a new dimension. Therefore, educational leaders must constantly seek new and more effective approaches. Thinking outside
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The strength of a university comes from the power of critique and of voice, both of which are based on freedom of expression, says Shalini Randeria, President and Rector of Central European University (CEU). Shalini has championed these values throughout her long career in academia and is committed to CEU’s mission of using education as
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