The world is changing rapidly. Rapid changes in technology, culture and society are creating new and exciting opportunities for businesses and their customers alike. With the help of digital technologies, people can access information at any time, anywhere in the world. This process has been termed as ‘Digital Transformation’, which has made the concept of […]
Category Archives: Teacher Tips
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Aug
Aug
The implementation of STEM Education in Schools has become a significant trend to combat today’s global challenges through the combination of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Countries around the world are recognizing the importance of incorporating STEM Education in Schools to equip tomorrow’s workforce with 21st century skills that are in high demand and will […]
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Apr
Apr
STEM, and a knowledge of its fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), has shaped and aided the development of the everyday life of humans. The expansion of our knowledge of science has led to a better understanding of the world. Ensuring that children understand basic scientific concepts is vital for the development of their awareness […]
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Jun
Jun
What Does Double-Winged Mean at Twin? At Twin Science, our quest is to create the change-makers of tomorrow through STEM education. Being double-winged means that children and individuals are: 1) equipped with STEM competencies and 2) develop social and emotional skills with a strong sense of social responsibility. By growing these two wings, kids will […]
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Jun
Jun
In Spain, there is currently a project, an experiment that is called the 4 day working week. I sometimes wonder whether our children would know what to do with that spare day. Because we taught them mathematics, we taught them geography, we taught them just that and the other. But we haven’t taught them how […]
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Jun
Jun
transcript taken from Prof Dr Ger Graus OBE’s talk – details below In the United Kingdom, we have the National Health Service. It is 70 or so years old. It is probably, one might argue, the United Kingdom’s finest invention. Because it is an organization that is double-winged: It has the head, it has the […]
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May
May
transcript taken from Prof Dr Ger Graus OBE’s talk – details below Einstein’s definition of insanity, which is something like, you continue to do the same thing but expect different outcomes, for me, reflects the story of education over the last two hundred, or perhaps a hundred years. Why (and actually we need again to […]
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Sep
Sep
Today, teachers focus on growing kids with a social responsibility to build better futures. Twin is a great tool to integrate into your lectures in order to grow kids with a technology know how and an urge to solve world’s problems. How can you use Twin in classrooms? We came up with 5 tips for […]
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Sep
Sep
How do you think it would be if you had to go to school with a mask on your face in your childhood? Probably most of you will answer this with a clear “No.”. Just like you imagine, kids can be sad and nervous about the new normal period. Making sure that they can get […]
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Sep
Sep
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education is rapidly gaining recognition for its role in shaping the future of education and the global economy. In an ever-evolving world, STEM equips students with essential knowledge and vital 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. However, for STEM education to truly empower students and […]
