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No cribs: how different countries fight cheating on exams
Final exams for schoolchildren are incredibly stressful. As soon as the exam form appears in front of students, it is as if the knowledge that they have been accumulating for years flies out of their...
How to travel to Israel now: new entry procedure
Israel is Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, ancient monuments, delicious food and endless political discussions, which are sometimes no less exciting than excursions! But from January 1, 2025, an innovation is bei...
How teachers' work is organized around the world
Teaching is a revered profession since ancient times, they were valued and respected as true masters of their craft. Today, unfortunately, we often hear bad things about the profession of a teacher, w...
Top 6 most ancient cities in the world
Sometimes it happens like this: you come to the city, and it literally smells of antiquity. Every wall, every stone, every window in each house literally rings with the desire to tell its story. Also...
7 oldest cities in the world that live and thrive to this day
Human civilization has existed for tens, or even hundreds of thousands of years, according to the official versions of scientists. At the first stages of their development, people already understood t...
Silicon Valley analogues around the world
There are high-tech clusters in almost every country where there is a stable and developed economy. However, not every one of these locations justifies its existence and brings significant benefits to...
Why do people tend to travel to favelas, slums and other unfavorable places?
Some people go abroad to explore old palaces, castles, others are interested in natural resources, and still others serve gastrotourism. There are those who travel in the name of love adventures, in s...
A sea that is difficult to drown in
There are countless amazing places on our planet. Perhaps everyone knows the Dead Sea (or rather, a lake, but who cares?) - and those who do not know, welcome to this article!
The Dead Sea, let'...
