The question of whether we should use marks, ranging from 0 – 100, or grades, usually A+ to F is a topic that often vexes teachers and can lead to heated discussions. There is scientific evidence that speaks to the topic.
Any discussion about lecturing in higher education is bound to become passionate with proponents going to great lengths to defend their practice but with little or no evidence to support their assertions.
In education one of the most important aspects of being a teacher is self-reflection. Self-reflection in education is looking at yourself and your practice with the view of considering what you are doing, the effectiveness of what you are doing, and planning what you can do in the future to improve your teaching.
Popularly known as the ‘Father of the Digital World’, Steve Jobs was a legendary figure and a master of innovation. The computer genius revolutionized the tech world in every possible way with his mind-blowing innovations and discoveries.
You have got a pretty good product. You have a great team that is putting meticulous efforts in marketing to take your brand to the next level. But, nothing seems to be working out correctly. You don’t really understand what’s wrong with your strategies. The following article will answer this question for you. Let’s go back a little. For a few seconds let's forget about all this and put yourself in the customer’s shoes. Now think like a customer - does your online content or marketing content leave an instant impression? Chances are the answer is going to be a NO.
In 1911, the notable Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter said that innovation is the industrial exploitation of inventions, their development and economic scope. Still valuable today, this definition clearly shows that while the invention is necessary in the innovation process, it is not the innovation.