Connecting week

Posted on by Michelle Coates

Meeting with PBL group 7 has been good so far. I do not have much experience with blogs and am hoping to learn a lot more as the weeks progress. This blog will serve as a reflection for the Open Networked Learning course and I plan on providing regular updates as I learn new things. […]

#ONL192 category import successful

Posted on by Karin Frößinger

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#goodgeneration

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Just as I am writing this blogpost I am attending the 31st Annual EAIE Conference in Helsinki, Finnland. The title of this year`s event is “encompassing all voices” and this was also what the Opening Plenary was about. We are more than 6000 people attending the Conference and the key note speaker, Simon Anholt, implored […]

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Friends from diverse backgrounds are good for your brain, tells a BBC story

Posted on by Wasif Afzal

According to a BBC story published on 2nd March 2019, if your friends come from diverse backgrounds, your brain’s creative thinking ability is enhanced. In addition to friends, if you engage with diversity through watching foreign films to reading books about someone from a different background, your creative thinking ability is improved! Interested in more … Continue reading Friends from diverse backgrounds are good for your brain, tells a BBC story →

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Friends from diverse backgrounds are good for your brain, tells a BBC story

Posted on by wal01

According to a BBC story published on 2nd March 2019, if your friends come from diverse backgrounds, your brain’s creative thinking ability is enhanced. In addition to friends, if you engage with diversity through watching foreign films to reading books about someone from a different background, your creative thinking ability is improved! Interested in more … Continue reading Friends from diverse backgrounds are good for your brain, tells a BBC story →