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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

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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