The digital environment has become an inseparable part of students’ academic and professional lives. Learning, communication, opportunity-seeking, and even the first steps toward a career increasingly take place online. Social networks, educational platforms, and digital footprints shape how a student…
Read more In educational settings, risk is a paradoxical phenomenon. On one hand, it is precisely challenging tasks, intellectual uncertainty, and attempts that stretch beyond current knowledge that most often lead to deep learning and cognitive growth. On the other hand, many…
Read more Over the past few years, climate anxiety has moved from a marginal psychological term to a common element of students’ everyday experience around the world. Awareness of climate risks, environmental crises, and an uncertain future increasingly affects not only students’…
Read more By 2026, attention has become one of the scarcest resources for students. Education, work, social media, streaming services, and AI tools all compete for the same limited hours of cognitive availability. The attention economy directly affects learning quality, depth of…
Read more By 2026, students will live in an environment of constant information pressure. Formal education, work, online courses, academic papers, social media insights, and AI tools will all compete for attention. In this context, Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) will no longer…
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For more than a decade, digital culture has been dominated by speed, brevity, and fragmentation. Short posts, quick takes, and algorithm-driven feeds have shaped how information is consumed and produced. Yet alongside this trend, a quieter but significant shift is…
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Hybrid learning has become one of the most visible transformations in education in recent years. It promised flexibility, accessibility, and individualized pacing by combining the strengths of in-person and online formats. In practice, however, this model has revealed a new…
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Discussion about effective study methods often revolves around universal advice: take notes, review material, practice with tests. However, in practice, students and educators quickly notice that strategies that work well in physics or biology are often ineffective in history, philosophy,…
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Higher education is undergoing one of the most visible transformations of the past several decades. Against the backdrop of online courses, micro-credentials, and digital certificates, an increasingly common question emerges: will a university degree remain a mandatory condition for career…
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We live in an age of speed. Information arrives instantly, opinions are formed in seconds, and content is consumed in short bursts—videos under a minute, headlines without articles, answers without questions. For students, this environment feels normal. Studying often happens…
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