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New Horizons for Learning
How to use the New Horizons for Learning Website
The focus of this website is on learning at all ages and abilities. You will find important information about our network in this About New Horizons for Learning area, including Foundations of Our Work that explains our basic philosophy. Whether you are a teacher, school administrator, professor, student, consultant, or parent, you will find useful and up to date information in the following seven categories. There is no particular order in which they should be accessed, so you will find it easy to follow your interests.
• Teaching and Learning Strategies offers a synthesis of the most effective ways to facilitate and enhance teaching and learning.
• Perspectives on the Future includes illuminating discussions of the kinds of future we are preparing our children and students to face.
• Transforming Education includes descriptions of successful projects and methods that are transforming schools and other educational institutions.
• News from the Neurosciences includes current information about the development and function of the human brain applied to learning
• Special Needs/Inclusion is a comprehensive collection of information and resources on this topic for parents, teachers, and students.
• Lifelong Learning is about learning in childhood and parenting, adolescence, higher education, the adult years, the workplace, and the senior years.
• Student Voices offers students' views about learning and ways to help them to use their voices constructively and effectively.
• Be sure to see New Horizons for Learning's Quarterly Journal focused on current issues in education.
New Horizons for Learning is an international, nonprofit 501 (c) (3) educational network founded in 1980.
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