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Kevin is founder of the world.edu project. The past 28 years have been involved in publishing to the education sector in print and the internet. Kevin has a degree in Education and has a many years experience in developing companies and projects.
Learn to swim: bet on aquatic ease to fight against drowning

Learn to swim: bet on aquatic ease to fight against drowning

In 2021, the Public Health France survey recorded, from June 1 to  September 30, 1,480 accidental drownings , 27% of which led to death. It is the youngest and the oldest who are the most affected by this scourge. Children under 6 represent 22% of accidental drownings and 6% of deaths, and people over 65 represent 26% and 41% respectively. It should […] … learn more→

Is it easier to be multilingual than bilingual?

Is it easier to be multilingual than bilingual?

You may have heard that our brains are powerful computers . Although we are capable of processing a lot of information simultaneously, that power would be insufficient in the constant overload of stimuli and information in which we live if it were not for the fact that our minds also do other things very well: predict, adapt, reuse ; do more […] … learn more→

Improving science literacy means changing science education

Improving science literacy means changing science education

To graduate with a science major, college students must complete between 40 and 60 credit hours of science coursework. That means spending around 2,500 hours in the classroom throughout their undergraduate career. However, research has shown that despite all that effort, most college science courses give students only a fragmented understanding of fundamental scientific concepts. The teaching […] … learn more→

James Webb Telescope: a scientist explains what its first, amazing images show – and how it will change astronomy

James Webb Telescope: a scientist explains what its first, amazing images show – and how it will change astronomy

After decades of development and many trials and frustrations along the way, the James Webb Telescope has finally started to deliver what it came for. On July 12, Nasa released the first science observations made by the suite of instruments carried on board the mission, marking what we eagerly anticipate will be the beginning of a new era […] … learn more→

From shopping lists to jokes on the fridge – 6 ways parents can help their primary kids learn to write well

From shopping lists to jokes on the fridge – 6 ways parents can help their primary kids learn to write well

Learning how to be a confident and communicative writer is one of the most important skills students learn at school. But NAPLAN results show a significant decline in Australian students’ writing performance. Research for the period to 2018, shows year nine students performed nearly 1.5 years behind the average student in 2011. International studies have also raised concerns about […] … learn more→

Understanding Google Analytics 4 training

Understanding Google Analytics 4 training

Google has introduced many software solutions, including Google Analytics, a tool used to collect and analyze web traffic data. Businesses across the globe are using Google Analytics to track the interactions of their users with their websites. Google Analytics not only aids in tracking website visitors but also helps businesses measure their Key Performance Indicators […] … learn more→

Educational benefits of traveling the world

Educational benefits of traveling the world

Most people know traveling as a form of entertainment, but do you know it is a form of education, too? Students and individuals willing to enlarge their horizons can benefit from educational travel. Apart from the apparent advantage of getting to know cultures other than yours, trips can enrich you with valuable experiences and learning […] … learn more→

Gifted-student screenings often miss poor students who should qualify

Gifted-student screenings often miss poor students who should qualify

High-achieving students from low-income backgrounds are half as likely to be placed in a gifted program as their more affluent peers, according to our new study. Arkansas, like all the other states, has a unique process for identifying gifted kids. We wondered whether academically advanced students – the top 5% of scorers in math and literacy, who are […] … learn more→

Paying to publish in Open Access journals: Is all that glitters gold?

Paying to publish in Open Access journals: Is all that glitters gold?

More and more scientific journals are announcing their move to open access. From that moment on, all the articles they publish can be freely read. Who is going to be against such a laudable movement that seeks to make scientific publications open access? Bearing in mind that every product costs money and that scientific publications are no […] … learn more→