What can South African educators do to truly improve learning?

What can South African educators do to truly improve learning? ITSI to host 2nd annual seminar in Africa on Mind, Brain, and Education Submission Details

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About ITSI
The principles of educational neurosciences (Mind, Brain and Education) is at the heart of what we do at ITSI, a proudly South African EdTech company. ITSI delivers educational e-books and content digitally through their holistic e-learning platform and learning app. They provide training and professional development courses to educators, students and parents, empowering them to prepare and be prepared for the challenges of the 21st-century.

From being the first-mover in the South African market, ITSI has expanded to over 220 educational institutions, with more than 100,000 full-time users. ITSI brings the future of education to schools – delivering an exceptional tailored learning experience to any educator and any student with any content, anytime.

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