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International payments explained for Caribbean freelancers and remote workers

Getting paid overseas: International payments explained for the Caribbean.

Why international payments are relevant more than ever International payments are no longer a back-office concern reserved for multinational corporations. For Caribbean freelancers and remote workers, they are the backbone of daily income. Writers, developers, designers, consultants, virtual assistants and online educators across Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Barbados and the …

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Snow days transformed: A parent’s guide to making the most of winter’s harshest weather

When snow days shut schools: How parents can create meaningful learning at home.

When winter’s fiercest storms howl against the windows and forecasts warn of hypothermia and frostbite, the classic “snow day” suddenly feels less like a bonus and more like a challenge. For parents, snow days represent both a responsibility and an opportunity. On one level, they require careful planning to keep …

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The hidden cost of screen time on children’s cognitive development

Rebuilding children’s cognitive development in a screen-dominated world.

Cognitive development sits at the core of how children learn, reason, remember, focus and make sense of the world. It shapes literacy, numeracy, emotional regulation and long-term academic success. For more than a century, each generation of children outperformed the one before it on almost every measured cognitive benchmark. This …

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Tech layoffs: Why the global tech sector keeps cutting jobs and what workers should do next

Why tech layoffs are not slowing down and what professionals must do next.

The phrase tech layoffs have become one of the most searched employment terms in the world since early 2023. What initially looked like a temporary correction after the pandemic hiring boom has evolved into a prolonged restructuring of the global technology industry. From Silicon Valley giants to once high growth …

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Digital learning reconsidered: Why Denmark is abandoning eLearning and returning to textbooks

The happiest country steps back from screens: Rethinking digital learning in Denmark.

Denmark’s digital turning point For more than a decade, Denmark was held up as the global model for digital learning. Tablets replaced textbooks, classrooms went paperless, and children were immersed in screens from their earliest school years. By 2011, Danish schools were among the most digitised in the world, supported …

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The future of advertising: When every moment becomes a marketplace

How the future of advertising turns attention into instant transactions.

Advertising at a turning point The future of advertising is being shaped by a simple but powerful idea: attention is no longer something people give deliberately. It is something they generate constantly as they live, watch, scroll and share. Traditional advertising models were built around interruption. A television programme paused …

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Valentine’s weekend 2026: Love, escape and the rhythm of Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago

Valentine’s weekend 2026 ideas: Romance, sun and Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago.

Valentine’s weekend 2026 arrives at a moment when many couples are craving more than dinner reservations and predictable gifts. After years of fast living and crowded calendars, there is a growing desire to slow down together, to travel with purpose, and to create shared memories that feel rich rather than …

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