Like so many business enterprises, many vegetables and fruits were wasted due to transportation restrictions. Some farmers took it upon themselves to arrange deliveries of their produce directly to their customers. Such efforts remind us that we can rethink the traditional business models to adapt to the ‘new normal.’
Could this be any sweeter? This contribution to the ISKL 55 for 55 truly speaks to ISKL’s culture of encouraging everyone in our community to
Campfires and Curiosity Curiosity sparked. It’s part of our Vision and a key driver in learning, but how do we spark curiosity in our students
This week, we met up with Becky Naughton, who, apart from holding the Chair of the Faculty Association position has been a HS IB Economics
Jom Belajar: Mamak Culture Mamak stalls are the cornerstone of Malaysian food culture and here, you’ll find a convergence of locals from all walks of life
“Harbir brings tremendous energy, expertise and community connections to the intersections of teaching, learning, sustainability and service. In just a short time, H forged partnerships
Early Childhood Learners Curiosities And Interests Piqued with Provocations Mention the words’ Provocation and three-year-old’, and the image of a cross-armed child saying, “No, I
Imagine starting your first day of school without understanding or speaking a word of the language you will be taught in. That’s the experience of
Theme for the week? Adaptability … I’m going to start by celebrating the positive! Each afternoon this week we have been treated to hearing the laughter
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