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From no formal education to now educating millions of people

Posted on November 24, 2020 by Brand Buzz |

It is said that “incredible success is gain when you are keeping your eyes on your goals”. For that you must have an aim in your mind that you have to achieve at any price. Sometimes your brain works, and…

ICNA Continues to Support Education for Women

Posted on November 18, 2020 by Brand Buzz |

Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) has strengthened its presence in the American Muslim population as a ground-breaking progressive organization focusing on literacy, self-development, outreach, and community services.ICNA has become a very impactful association, which makes it an essential association…

9 Unique Ways to use Technology in the Classroom

Posted on October 19, 2020 by Raeesa Sayyad |

Do you know using technology in the classroom is making a student’s life more easy and creative? This ease is empowering students to realize their responsibilities. It is providing space to understand the real use of social media. Moreover, it…

Online Education and Specialized Certification Programs – Skills Certification is the New Gold Standard says, George Mentz

Posted on October 6, 2020 by Trupti Sutar |

Over the last 20 years, top certification bodies have advocated accredited university courses and assessment. The new focus has been particularly on skills specialization. When students specialize, they become proficient in an area of business. The White House and President…

19-Black families start their own community freedom Georgia reality show

Posted on September 15, 2020 by Chris Thomas |

It will undoubtedly occur, and it would seem that the ball is now moving … the 19 Black families who pooled their cash to begin their own town may before long be reality television stars as well. Sources with direct…

Fitzroy “The Art Teacher” Reid’s Humble Beginnings Lead to Elevated Talent

Posted on August 29, 2020 by Isabella Guzman |

When one hears the word “Midwest,” images of sprawling cornfields, family farms, and quaint, minuscule towns come to mind. Fitzroy Reid – otherwise known as “The Art Teacher” – is aiming to challenge that. Producer, artist, and mix engineer all…

UK government faces more analysis after the most recent school exam issue

Posted on August 21, 2020 by Isabella Guzman |

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government was confronting new analysis on Thursday over its treatment of reviewing for school exams after outcomes for a huge number of students were pulled. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has been blamed for directing a…

Florida’s weekly unemployment recuperation most gradual in the United States

Posted on August 21, 2020 by Brian Williams |

Florida has battled in dealing with unemployment since the coronavirus showed up, and another investigation shows that the recuperation from unemployment might be similarly as troublesome. In a new report, WalletHub analysts distinguished which states were recouping the quickest from…

How to learn the Quran by heart

Posted on August 9, 2020 by Uma Wright |

Be honest. First of all, even before starting to study the Quran you must pay attention to the intent that drives your decision (remember: good intentions correspond to good results). Be animated with the sole intent of pleasing Allah and obtaining His…

Two Canadian ice caps have totally evaporated from the Arctic, NASA imagery shows

Posted on August 4, 2020 by Chris Thomas |

On cold Ellesmere Island, where Arctic Canada runs into the northwestern edge of Greenland, two once-tremendous ice tops have totally disappeared, new NASA imagery shows. It’s no riddle where the tops, known as the St. Patrick Bay ice tops, went.…