Educational systems, from primary school to college, have the chance to get better because of changes in the field of education. The teaching experts at Inquidia work with clients to improve educational systems and understand how people learn.
Around 16 billion students all over the world are affected by the pandemic. Education needs to overcome differences in race and money, and deal with a disrupted learning environment. Good teachers can change how their schools and educational systems support modern learning by focusing on important skills, being good at using technology, and being open to improving.
K-12 Education
Higher Education
As instruction technique specialists at Inquidia, we focus on helping people and businesses with their instruction needs. Our experts provide opportunities for learning and training that help people succeed at work and also make sure that funding and policies support the health and education of disadvantaged children and students. Our teachers help businesses set goals, build skills, use new ideas, and grow while keeping costs low.
At Inquidia, we have lots of experience helping local, national, and global projects for better education. Traditional teaching methods are the main focus of our teaching practice, helping students from a young age all the way through to adult learning. In the past, we also assist governments and companies in promoting opportunities for ongoing learning so that people can gain the knowledge and skills needed for long-term jobs.
Fulbright’s ideas about making the college of the future. A new college in Vietnam discovered that involving both staff and students in the development of the institution was essential for its success. |
Stopping young people from being violent by giving them information, working together, and building a strong community. We worked with a group in Miami, Florida to make a new program that helps stop violence and helps kids do better in school. |
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Assessing how students are taught in Saudi Arabia. We helped Saudi Arabia improve teaching and help teachers become better by working with their K-12 and higher education services. |
Improving and Changing New Orleans Public Schools. After the hurricane Katrina, we helped the city of New Orleans reorganize and improve its schools to help students do better. |
Changing during the pandemic. With the help of 111,780 teachers from over 4,200 schools, Eager, a non-profit organization, was able to quickly adapt due to the help of Inquidia’s digital and data approach. |
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