The Pareto Principle: Unlocking the 80-20 Rule
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The Pareto Principle: Unlocking the 80-20 Rule

Have you ever noticed that a small portion of your efforts often leads to the majority of your results? Or that a handful of your study sessions seem to yield the most significant improvements in your grades? If so, you've unknowingly encountered the Pareto Principle, also known as the 80/20 Rule.
The Sky in Our Week: How Planets Gave Us Our Day Names
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The Sky in Our Week: How Planets Gave Us Our Day Names

Have you ever wondered why we call the days of the week Sunday, Monday, or Friday? The answer lies in the stars! Our weekdays are named after celestial bodies - the Sun, Moon, and five planets visible to the naked eye. This fascinating connection between our calendar and the cosmos reveals a rich tapestry of ancient astronomy, mythology, and cultural beliefs that have shaped human civilization for millennia.
Teachers: The Key to School Success
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Teachers: The Key to School Success

Every child holds a promise, and every teacher must act as a facilitator or enabler, especially as schools reopen after summer vacation. Children, having enjoyed their break, may feel it was too short, indicating their preference for a friendly environment - something schools must consider.
Customer Care: The Key to Successful School Management
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Customer Care: The Key to Successful School Management

In today's competitive educational landscape, schools are not just places of learning but also service organizations that cater to the diverse needs of students, parents, and the broader community. Providing exceptional customer care is critical to building strong relationships, fostering a positive reputation, and ensuring the overall success of an educational institution.
The mystery behind Ring-a-ring o’ roses
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The mystery behind Ring-a-ring o’ roses

Nursery rhymes have a long history spanning centuries, evolving through oral tradition, written records, and cultural influences. These rhymes have been passed down through generations, often acting as a source of pleasure, education, and cultural preservation. The famous Ring-a-ring o' roses is a rhyme with an action play which is played by children in the English speaking world for centauries.
Human + AI: Avoiding an Algocratic Nightmare
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Human + AI: Avoiding an Algocratic Nightmare

In the last decade, many companies have been striving to become less bureaucratic, with fewer central rules and procedures, and more autonomy for local teams. However, the push towards artificial intelligence (AI) might inadvertently lead to a new form of bureaucracy – algocracy, where AI takes critical decisions based solely on rules, without human judgment. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of keeping humans in the loop and the benefits of adopting a "Human plus AI" approach.