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For companies working in the crowded and competitive K-12 space, the adult education market offers an array of enticing possibilities. Four million students are currently enrolled in adult education programs. Another 32 million need help developing basic skills. An estimated $10 billion is spent each year in the market. And there’s a growing appetite for flexible, tech-based products. But there are also many pitfalls if K-12 providers don’t take the right approach.
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ADCET and the Australian Tertiary Education Network on Disability (ATEND) presented this webinar . Greg O'Connor from texthelp introduced EquatIO. EquatIO a new tool for making digital maths and STEM simpler for students and teachers to create mathematical equations, formulas, graphs and more on their computer, or via a mobile device, tablet or Chromebook. Does the voice recognition need training like DNS?
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Summer school gives teachers the unique opportunity to focus on “teacher self-care.” Trying out things in summer school we didn’t get a chance to teach during the regular school year is one way to invest in “teacher self-care.” When we better understand what works in our classroom, we can plan accordingly and make our year ahead the best it can be.
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Adults face a number of challenges when they consider enrolling in a higher education program. Most adult learners have family, work, social and community obligations that enrich their life experiences and make them high-quality candidates for a program. However, those same experiences can make researching and applying to a school particularly challenging, or even discourage prospective students altogether as they try to get answers within an institution’s standard 9-to-5 workday.
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