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Reducing the failure rate, promoting equal opportunities and allowing the mastery of new technologies are fundamental challenges for education in 2022.
Adults learn differently than children, so we need to make sure our EdTech programs are designed for them, too. Here are the three main differences to consider when creating educational products for adults rather than children.
Canadian brand Maple Bear had been eyeing expansion to the U.S. for a while, but changing demographics during the pandemic finally made the time right.
Traumatized by their own experiences within the U.S. education system, Simone and Malcolm Collins are launching an innovative alternative school "for the entrepreneurs of the world who want to drive their own life."
Employees' needs, challenges and performance vary over time, so ongoing training is vital, but how can you be certain that workshops you select will pay off…for you and for them?
Training and upskilling via a shared and often blockchain-enabled 'ecosystem' should be an integral part of any organization's human resources planning, and adding incentives to the process makes it even more effective.
The nationwide academic-enrichment center weathered shifts to remote education and surpassed 2,000 American locations, landing at #6 on our Franchise 500 ranking.
The Yum! Center for Global Franchise Excellence is on a mission to 'provide education and research to drive entrepreneurial opportunity, particularly for people of color and women.'
The importance of culture and building trust within an organization often gets overlooked when it comes to business transformation when it's actually the most critical aspect.