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A new start-up in-the-making that aims to help students with online learning problems. It is being designed by three young Hungarians, and it mainly focuses on students of British Higher Education and it is planned to be available in the second half of September. The founders have been working together for four years now, and before they had another project which prepared Hungarian high-school students for their final exams.“Prepaired is working to bring back the social aspect of learning – while most students were forced to participate in classes online, the opportunities for asking questions or engaging creatively in seminars were lost. Students can pose ‘study requests’ when they have difficulties with certain materials. They need to first identify the subject and the question, then wait until other users who are more experienced in the material volunteer to help them,†explains Hungary Today.
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Hungarian start-up helps students with online learning problems
A new start-up in-the-making that aims to help students with online learning problems. It is being designed by three young Hungarians, and it mainly focuses on students of British Higher Education and it is planned to be available in the second half of September. The founders have been working together for four years now, and before they had another project which prepared Hungarian high-school students for their final exams.“Prepaired is working to bring back the social aspect of learning – while most students were forced to participate in classes online, the opportunities for asking questions or engaging creatively in seminars were lost. Students can pose ‘study requests’ when they have difficulties with certain materials. They need to first identify the subject and the question, then wait until other users who are more experienced in the material volunteer to help them,†explains Hungary Today.
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