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Story | Education

7 February 2022

Much like hit TV shows, teachers must build students’ anticipation during online classes, QF educators say

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Much like hit TV shows, teachers must build students’ anticipation during online classes, QF educators say

Much like hit TV shows, teachers must build students’ anticipation during online classes, QF educators say

Class conversations should continue online to stimulate students’ creativity

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Experts in child psychology and counseling from TLC and QAW shed light on strategies to deal with students with short attention spans

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