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The business-oriented approach to education

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1 year ago

February 7, 2023

Managing the delicate dance of profit and education when it comes to quality in a classroom

Education has come a long way since its inception. From the traditional, lecture-based classroom setting, to the modern-day emphasis on hands-on, interactive learning, schools are constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of students and the world around them. One of the latest shifts in the education industry is the move towards a more business-oriented approach, with schools treating themselves as organisations and focusing on driving enrolments.

Marketing and advertising have become key tactics for schools in attracting and retaining students. From the creation of eye-catching websites, to the use of social media and targeted advertising, schools are doing everything they can to get noticed by prospective students. While these efforts may result in an increase in enrolments, they also bring about new challenges and concerns.

One of the benefits of schools operating as businesses is that they have the resources and expertise to provide students with the best possible education. This can result in an increase in the quality of education being offered, as well as more opportunities for students to succeed. For example, schools may be able to offer more advanced programs, employ the best teachers, and provide state-of-the-art equipment and technology.

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A growing number of professionals and entrepreneurs are grappling with the overwhelming effects of impostor syndrome, fostering hidden feelings of inadequacy and fear of exposure despite their competence.

Despite their expertise and accomplishments, many professionals and entrepreneurs find themselves grappling with feelings of unworthiness and self-doubt. These sentiments, often hidden behind a facade of success, stem from a fear of being exposed as fraudulent or inadequate in their roles.

According to a recent study by Calabasus in 2021, a staggering 65% of professionals suffer from impostor syndrome, shedding light on the pervasive nature of this issue.

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How to defend against fraud and cyberattacks

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The sentiment among Australian consumers reflects growing concern regarding fraud in online shopping.

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The ‘invisible killers’ causing concern

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Companies and Governments are looking to turn awareness into action

The natural world is home to a diverse range of species that live in harmony with each other. However, the increasing use of pesticides, microplastics, and air pollution has been causing concerns about the impact on the environment and its inhabitants. These “silent killers” are threatening the delicate balance of the natural world, and the consequences could be catastrophic.

The concerns surrounding these “silent killers” highlight the need for greater awareness and action. Governments and industries are encouraged to take responsibility for their actions and work towards reducing their impact on the environment. Individuals can also play a role by making conscious decisions to reduce their use of pesticides, plastic products, and contributing to air pollution. Simple actions such as using organic products, reducing plastic use, and utilising alternative transportation can make a significant difference.

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