Lifestyle : Education

• Khan Academy - Khan Academy offers a vast collection of free instructional videos, interactive exercises, and practice tools in subjects such as math, science, economics, and history. It provides personalized learning dashboards that adapt to each user's pace and areas needing attention. The platform is ideal for self‑learners, tutors, and teachers who want supplemental resources to support student understanding. Khan Academy also includes test‑prep materials for standardized exams. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Coursera - Coursera partners with top universities and organizations worldwide to offer online courses, specializations and even full degrees across many disciplines. It provides video lectures, quizzes and peer reviewed assignments, often with professional certificates upon completion. Learners can access a blend of free and paid content and pursue credentials recognized by employers. The platform suits both individuals looking to upskill and teachers seeking continuing education. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• edX - edX is an online learning platform founded by Harvard and MIT that offers a range of high-quality MOOCs (massive open online courses). Users can choose from free course audits or paid certificates and micro‑credentials across fields such as computer science, humanities and business. It is well suited for independent learners aiming to deepen their knowledge from prestigious institutions. Teachers may also use edX material to enhance curriculum or as professional learning. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• OER Commons - OER Commons is a freely accessible online library for discovering open educational resources. Educators can search, filter and collaborate on lesson plans, activities and instructional materials that are openly licensed. Users may rate, tag and review content and share what works for their teaching context. This makes it a powerful tool for building and adapting curriculum in flexible and collaborative ways. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• WikiEducator - WikiEducator is a global community project focused on collaboratively developing free educational content that anyone may use, adapt and share. The platform offers lesson plans, full courses and learning‑support materials created by educators around the world. It encourages capacity building in digital content creation and open collaborative tools based on wiki technology. This makes it especially useful for teachers seeking to co‑create and customize resources for their students. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• PhET Interactive Simulations - PhET Interactive Simulations provides engaging, research‑based simulations in science and mathematics. Designed by Nobel laureate Carl Wieman and colleagues, these free tools allow learners to explore concepts through interactive virtual experiments. The simulations are multilingual and support inquiry‑based learning in both formal and informal settings. Teachers can incorporate them into lessons to foster conceptual understanding and experimentation. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Teaching Channel - Teaching Channel is a professional development platform offering video teaching demonstrations and peer learning communities. Educators can watch high quality classroom videos, explore instructional strategies, and share best practices with other teachers. The platform supports teacher growth through visual models and collaborative discussion. It is valuable for teachers seeking concrete ideas to improve their instructional approaches. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Tech & Virtual Field Trip Guide - This guide highlights immersive virtual field trip resources spanning art museums, history sites, STEM experiences and nature explorations. Educators can virtually transport students to the Louvre, Machu Picchu, zoos and even NASA, enhancing lessons with real‑world connections. These virtual tours are cost effective and accessible anytime, enriching curricula across subjects. This makes it an excellent resource for teachers looking to combine technology and experiential learning. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

Lifestyle : Education : K-12 : Schools - Elementary : US States : California

• Miraloma Elementary School - A TK-5 public school in San Francisco, Miraloma focuses on nurturing the whole child with an inclusive, welcoming community. The school emphasizes curiosity and creative expression, and families describe a campus that pairs warmth with clear routines. If you want a neighborhood elementary that still feels ambitious, Miraloma is a thoughtful fit. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

Lifestyle : Education : K-12 : Schools - High : US States : California

• Lowell High School - Founded in 1856, Lowell is San Francisco's selective public high school known for rigorous academics and a deep set of student clubs and teams. The tone here is serious but supportive, with teachers and counselors accustomed to guiding ambitious students. If your teenager is hungry for challenge inside a big city district, Lowell delivers a time tested path. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

Lifestyle : Education : K-12 : Schools - Middle : US States : California

• Walter Reed Middle School - Serving North Hollywood and surrounding neighborhoods, Walter Reed Middle blends long-standing tradition with a busy calendar of activities. Its mission highlights clear communication and critical thinking, and you see that in the way classes and clubs are organized. The campus vibe is classic LAUSD middle school life with a community feel. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

Regional : Countries : Rwanda

• IMF Country Information - Rwanda - The IMF's portal for Rwanda focuses on macroeconomic policy and financial stability. The Article IV reports feel like health check-ups on the national economy - sometimes technical, but rich with insights. The news releases are a bonus if you want to see how international financial circles view Rwanda. Looking at Rwanda through this lens helps highlight local details that might otherwise be overlooked. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Rwanda - Encyclopedia Britannica - For Rwanda, Britannica offers a well-rounded introduction, weaving geography, politics and culture. A good stop for narrative context before you look at statistics. Britannica's coverage of Rwanda lays out the long arc of its history and culture alongside geography and politics. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Rwanda - CIA World Factbook - The Factbook description of Rwanda offers reliable baseline data, useful across comparisons. Even small details, like natural resources or telecom infrastructure, are covered. Overall, this is a solid resource for helping you to piece together an insightful regional picture. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

Regional : Countries : Senegal

• Senegal - Encyclopedia Britannica - The coverage of Senegal in Britannica is thorough yet readable, a solid place to start if you want grounding. Britannica's coverage of Senegal lays out the long arc of its history and culture alongside geography and politics. I usually head to the history section first - the timelines are a quick way to see how Senegal has evolved. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Senegal - CIA World Factbook - The Factbook description of Senegal offers reliable baseline data, useful across comparisons. Even small details, like natural resources or telecom infrastructure, are covered. The CIA Factbook on Senegal doesn't aim to entertain, but it does offer clear-cut information on politics, population and the economy. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• IMF Country Information - Senegal - The IMF's portal for Senegal focuses on macroeconomic policy and financial stability. The Article IV reports feel like health check-ups on the national economy - sometimes technical, but rich with insights. The news releases are a bonus if you want to see how international financial circles view Senegal. This is overall a great tool for anyone curious about the economics associated with development in Senegal. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

Regional : Countries : Seychelles

• Seychelles - Encyclopedia Britannica - The Britannica write-up on Seychelles provides context in a way that feels approachable, not just academic. Britannica's coverage of Seychelles lays out the long arc of its history and culture alongside geography and politics. It's a text-heavy reference, but that density is part of the charm if you like to get beyond the headlines. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Seychelles - CIA World Factbook - Brief yet fascinating, the CIA World Factbook page on Seychelles adds useful context about life on these small islands. This adds useful texture to how Seychelles is understood, making it more than just numbers on a page. For island nations like Seychelles, the Factbook provides a surprisingly broad mix of data - from maritime boundaries to population density - that is of use to visitors, investors and residents alike. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• IMF Country Information - Seychelles - The IMF's portal for Seychelles focuses on macroeconomic policy and financial stability. The Article IV reports feel like health check-ups on the national economy - sometimes technical, but rich with insights. The news releases are a bonus if you want to see how international financial circles view Seychelles. In the case of Seychelles, what stands out here is the way it balances strengths with challenges. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

Regional : Countries : Zimbabwe

• Zimbabwe - Encyclopedia Britannica - The Britannica entry for Zimbabwe sketches a broad but engaging overview, ideal for readers new to the subject. It's a text-heavy reference, but that density is part of the charm if you like to get beyond the headlines. If you're curious about Zimbabwe, this write-up adds a perspective that makes it easier to connect the dots. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• Zimbabwe - CIA World Factbook - Zimbabwe's entry is designed for clarity, perfect for quick fact-checking. The CIA Factbook on Zimbabwe doesn't aim to entertain, but it does offer clear-cut information on politics, population and the economy. This is a solid go-to resource for those who might be piecing together a regional understanding. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It

• IMF Country Information - Zimbabwe - The IMF's portal for Zimbabwe focuses on macroeconomic policy and financial stability. The Article IV reports feel like health check-ups on the national economy - sometimes technical, but rich with insights. The news releases are a bonus if you want to see how international financial circles view Zimbabwe. Great for anyone curious about the economic components of Zimbabwe's development pathway. - (Added: 3-Sep-2025 Rating: 0 Votes: 0) Rate It