Louisiana’s Education Woes
Louisiana is currently experiencing an education crisis, but sadly it’s not surprising news. Despite its best attempts to improve academic achievement since 1999, the state has once again ranked poorly in several reports this year.… Continue Reading
CuroGens Learning to Join Expert Panel at The Advocacy Group Annual Education Forum
[October 2017] CuroGens Learning Founder and CEO Jesper Kehlet will take part in an education forum at The Advocacy Group (TAG) Annual General Meeting on October 19, 2017. Kehlet will join an expert panel to… Continue Reading
Release: CuroGens Learning to Present at 2017 World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education
[July 2017] Education technology company CuroGens Learning, along with representatives from the government of Greenland and the European Union’s Erasmus+ educational program, will present a workshop at the 2017 World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education… Continue Reading
Case Study: European Union Aims to Realign Needs of Student and Teacher in Digital Age
[July 2017] Having grown up with computers, Google and smartphones, students of the millennial generation and younger are very comfortable with the concept of learning via technology. In contrast, traditional pedagogy has not kept pace… Continue Reading
Case Study: Dropout Recovery Pilot Program in Denmark on Track for 83% Graduation Rate
[July 2017] Gladsaxe Municipality near Copenhagen, Denmark provides free secondary school academic training for students over the age of 18 who have either dropped out or not earned an equivalent secondary diploma or certificate. CuroGens Learning… Continue Reading
In the News: Slim Education Choices for Low Income
[June 2017] Where should you live if you have a tight budget, but want your students to perform well in school? There aren’t many options, according to Education Cities and Great Schools. In the 300 U.S.… Continue Reading
In the News: Ten Questions for Prospective Teachers
[June 2017] If you’re thinking about going into education, get ready for one of the most exhausting, yet fulfilling jobs on the planet! Here are 10 questions to answer as you consider heading into this… Continue Reading
How CuroGens Learning Works within The Zone of Proximal Development
[June 6, 2017] Most educators are familiar with The Zone of Proximal Development or ZPD, as developed by Soviet psychologist Lev Vygotsky. It is defined, quite simply, as the difference between what a learner can… Continue Reading
In the News: What Is Inquiry-Based Learning?
Inquiry-based learning is more than asking a student what he or she wants to know. It’s a teaching method that triggers curiosity. When used properly, it fosters a more engaging, enthusiastic experience for the student—which… Continue Reading
In the News: A Guide for Teachers to Understand Their Students’ Cultures
[April 6, 2017] Educators are constantly challenged to examine their own cultural beliefs, values and biases. Learning about other cultures, and those of your students, should be part of that process. Here is a six-step… Continue Reading