#globallearners

[edoxiqatar]

We’re proud to celebrate two months of Edoxi Qatar! In this short time, we’ve upskilled 170+ learners from 31 nationalities and hosted our first Certification Ceremony with 30 graduates. Here’s to more milestones ahead!

[edupal]

World-class schools shaping world-ready students through global curriculum, life skills, and values—preparing them to thrive in any environment and lead with confidence.

[themaanzimmigration]

🌟 Breaking News: Ontario’s International Student Reforms! 🌟 Ontario, the land of maple leaves and multicultural dreams, is shaking up its education landscape. 📚 The recent cap on international student admissions has sparked both concern and curiosity. But fear not, my fellow learners! Here’s the scoop: 🔍 New Rules Unveiled: Ontario is rolling out fresh guidelines for colleges and universities. These rules come with a guarantee: institutions must provide housing for our global scholars. 🏠 No more scrambling for a place to rest those tired brains! 🌎 Preserving Integrity: The province aims to maintain the integrity of its schools while protecting the rights of international learners. 🌐 Because education knows no borders, right? 📢 Join the Movement! Let’s rally behind #GlobalLearners and #OntarioReforms. Share your stories, tag your friends, and let’s build bridges, not barriers! 🌟🌏📚

[themaanzimmigration]

🌟 Breaking News: Ontario’s International Student Reforms! 🌟 Ontario, the land of maple leaves and multicultural dreams, is shaking up its education landscape. 📚 The recent cap on international student admissions has sparked both concern and curiosity. But fear not, my fellow learners! Here’s the scoop: 🔍 New Rules Unveiled: Ontario is rolling out fresh guidelines for colleges and universities. These rules come with a guarantee: institutions must provide housing for our global scholars. 🏠 No more scrambling for a place to rest those tired brains! 🌎 Preserving Integrity: The province aims to maintain the integrity of its schools while protecting the rights of international learners. 🌐 Because education knows no borders, right? 📢 Join the Movement! Let’s rally behind #GlobalLearners and #OntarioReforms. Share your stories, tag your friends, and let’s build bridges, not barriers! 🌟🌏📚

[elearningserv]

You can now connect with your Global Learners and enhance their performance using eLearning Translation and Localization Services. Experts at Swift can help you translate your training courses to any language or cultural specifications that suits your workforce.

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Is clean water a human right?

We finally started a full-on math lesson today. Today’s lesson was on evaluating functions. Yes the students should know this, but we need to review a lot before we get into Math II content. I bought an activity from 21st century math projects on teachers pay teachers. If you’ve never checked this guy out do it asap. HE IS AWESOME. I usually modify whatever I buy but his project was perfect for today!

The project from 21st century math projects is called water rights and it has to do with access to clean water and sanitation. This is how I taught it: I first reminded the students how to evaluate functions using function notation. I then asked if clean water was a right or a privilege. The students did an awesome job discussing this. If I had more time I would of had them to do an activity where they would have given a situation gone to one side of the room for right and the other for privilege. We then watched two short clips; one on the Detroit water crisis from this summer and another on the access to clean water in Northern Tanzania (which talked about sustainability! Yep nailed it). Lastly, we looked at the numbers behind global access to clean water using the “water rights” activity. Students had to write expressions and evaluate them given information. The lesson went really well and I”m super happy about it. I really think the students are liking the real world relevance and conversations that come from it.