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The World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE), an initiative of Qatar Foundation (QF), is pleased to welcome Edzai Conilias Zvobwo, Chief Genius at TEDSF, for its next regional forum, which will be held in […]

Project management is at the centre of many business and industrial operations thus it is necessary that you should have tools that assist them in coming up with the process for success.

The online project […]

Below are a few data science interview questions in the form of a deck of flashcards.

Schools are still in the industrial age whilst the world has moved on. We need to rethink schooling if we are to produce meaningful graduates. “We surely need to drum this, especially in Africa. Our governments […]

A lot of times I get asked questions by learners and parents around the learning of mathematics. I have listed some of the questions below and will add more as they come. I hope these answers will help you […]

Education is about learning. Learning useful information and skills that are of value to humanity. SOme information can be readily used to convert ideas into finished goods whilst some knowledge enables us to […]

Secondary school is basically high school and the word “post” means “after”, so post-secondary education is basically the education you get after high school.

Learning never ends so people learn until they are […]

Schools were created to prepare learners for the world. The preparation is not confined to their intellectual development but a more holistic approach is taken thus an emphasis on physical education. Physical […]

“On Instagram my handle is @officialkrissie_  and in my other life I am a budding polymath who is on a mission to use my talents to break barriers and change the world”, says Kristen Nicole Landsberg, a 22-year […]

Women empowerment should be at the centre of any sustainable development initiative in Africa. TEDSF as a guardian of the SDGs, we are always on the lookout for practices that take us backwards. Last month we […]

Is the world a better place than we think it is? This is a question worth asking. It is normal to think the world is horrible and getting worse by the day because of the negative news the broadcasters and […]

It is no secret that the cost of tertiary education in South Africa is too high for most of its youths. The country’s high Gini Coefficient means that there is a huge systemic disparity between the haves and have […]

In a 2018 study conducted by Adobe, nearly all, 85%, of educators and policymakers in the United States, say they think creative problem solving is a very important skill for students to learn in school. […]

The way you study — or don’t — can affect not just your grades and ultimately, your career and relationships with friends and family too.
It’s always great to take tests that tell us something about our […]

“Student debt is at an all-time high and we expect the bubble to burst as housing did in 2008”, this a statement that is being repeated over and over by forecasters who believe that the current debt-driven […]

African family foundations have a big role to play in changing the fortunes of the continent’s youths through education. The new wave of capitalism, Globalisation 4.0, is upon us and it requires a parallel […]

Artificial intelligence, IoT and machine learning are accelerating the displacement of human beings through automation in a highly integrated global economy. The effects of the technology-induced changes in the […]

Globalisation 4.0 is upon. This is the proclamation being made this week in Davos. It is now common knowledge that upskilling and reskilling the present workforce whilst preparing the younger generation for the […]

The ICT Development Index (IDI), which has been published annually since 2009, is a composite index that combines 11 indicators into one benchmark measure. It is used to monitor and compare developments in […]