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thequint.com • Education • India
High student suicide rates in India are linked to caste discrimination, economic pressures, and sexual harassment, highlighting a critical societal issue.
volkskrant.nl • Education • Netherlands
The University College Roosevelt in Middelburg, Netherlands, faces mass layoffs and curriculum changes due to government budget cuts, foreshadowing challenges for higher education nationwide.
gjsentinel.com • Education • Colorado
Mesa County Valley School District 51 is managing staff transitions resulting from the closure of three elementary schools, offering support to affected employees while preparing for the relocation of resources.
elcomercio.pe • Education • Peru
A proposed Peruvian law mandates a preparatory semester for university admission, sparking debate over its impact on university autonomy and equitable access to higher education.
standardmedia.co.ke • Education • Kenya
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) in Kenya acknowledges corruption among its officers, addresses teacher misconduct cases, and announces salary harmonization and intern recruitment plans.
thecourier.co.uk • Education • Scotland
A government taskforce, chaired by former Dundee University principal Sir Alan Langlands, will address the university's £35 million deficit and ensure its long-term sustainability.
thehindu.com • Education • India
Principals of Kolkata colleges are protesting Calcutta University's unilateral decision to hold postgraduate exams at external centers without consulting them, citing concerns about fairness and democratic practices.
thehindu.com • Education • India
A severe teacher shortage at a government higher secondary school in Erode, India, is negatively impacting students' education and leading to concerns about dropouts.
laverdad.es • Education • Spain
Spanish university rectors support the government's plan to tighten regulations for establishing new universities, emphasizing quality and sufficient public funding.
letelegramme.fr • Education • France
High dissatisfaction among teachers and students at expensive art schools in Rennes, France, leads to concerns about management practices, job prospects, and the quality of education.
thecourier.co.uk • Education • Scotland
Dundee schools are proactively addressing child poverty by providing food, clothing, and essential household supplies to ensure students' well-being and academic success.
thecourier.co.uk • Education • Scotland
Dundee University faces a financial crisis, leading to leadership changes and the appointment of high-profile advisors to guide the institution through the turmoil.
sfchronicle.com • Education • California
A Chronicle analysis reveals that computer science graduates from UC Berkeley enjoy the highest median earnings among UC and CSU graduates, significantly exceeding those from other campuses and majors.
ideas.humber.ca • Education • World
IDEAS is a web-based system for delivering instruction and assessing student learning through homework, quizzes, tests, and immediate feedback.
larioja.com • Education • Spain
In Logroño, Spain, only five schools—four private and one public—have filled all their available spots for the upcoming school year, highlighting the impact of declining birth rates on school enrollment.
smh.com.au • Education • Australia
Concerns are rising about the increasing use of laptops in Australian primary schools, with debates about the optimal age for technology integration in the classroom and potential negative impacts on learning and development.
nytimes.com • Education • World
This article examines how market-driven thinking has permeated higher education, impacting student perspectives and campus activism.
thetimes.com • Education • UK
A significant rise in private tutoring for GCSE students in state schools in the UK highlights growing educational inequalities and the intense pressure on students to achieve top grades.
laverdad.es • Education • Spain
This article analyzes the nearly three-decade coexistence of three universities in Murcia, Spain, examining their evolution from intense competition to current concurrence.
muensterlandzeitung.de • Education • Germany
The construction of a cafeteria at St. Ida kindergarten in Oeding, Germany, depends on securing funding, while a temporary container solution is being considered for St. Jakobus kindergarten.
nytimes.com • Education • United States
New data reveals the lowest math and reading scores in decades for 13-year-olds in the US, highlighting the impact of the pandemic and pre-existing educational challenges.
smh.com.au • Education • Australia
Parents in Australia are demanding increased school authority to address bullying after their 8-year-old son suffered a severe attack at school, highlighting the need for more resources and support for educators.
chiemgau24.de • Education • Germany
Three hundred students and parents protested in Munich against unannounced tests in Bavarian schools, advocating for their abolition and planning to submit a petition to the state parliament.
mathsonline.com.au • Education • World
MathsOnline offers comprehensive online math tuition for K-12 students, incorporating video tutorials, interactive questions, worksheets, and detailed progress reports.
elpais.com • Education • Spain
Two educational programs in Spain, initially met with resistance, have significantly reduced school dropout rates by offering more practical learning and personalized attention.
bostonglobe.com • Education • USA
Two federal complaints have been filed against the Burlington school district for its administration of a youth risk behavior survey deemed too graphic and invasive by parents.
csmonitor.com • Education • United States
Following Gaza protests, numerous US colleges are implementing civility initiatives to foster dialogue and understanding among students with differing viewpoints.
baltimoresun.com • Education • United States
The author argues that denying children access to a comprehensive and inclusive history education is detrimental, hindering their ability to understand and appreciate diverse cultures and ultimately preparing them inadequately for a diverse society.
yumasun.com • Education • USA
Carolyn Meade received a $5,000 scholarship, established in memory of Addison Auza, at the Yuma County Fair, recognizing her agricultural achievements and embodying the values of the scholarship's founder.
nytimes.com • Education • World
U.S. math scores have significantly declined, lagging behind other industrialized nations, while reading and science scores showed improvement according to the latest PISA results.
diariosur.es • Education • Spain
Economic adjustments at the University of Málaga (UMA) are forcing an increase in teaching hours for professors, leading to protests and concerns about quality.
tampabay.com • Education • Florida
A Florida sixth grader wins her regional spelling bee, but a dispute over eligibility prevents her from advancing to the national competition, sparking a legal battle.
smh.com.au • Education • Australia
Analysis of Australian school funding reveals significant inequities, with wealthy private schools receiving substantial federal funding exceeding the school resourcing standard while many public schools remain underfunded.
scribd.com • Education • World
This document provides sample questions from the ACT International Subject Tests in various subjects, including biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, intended for students in Jordan.
thehindu.com • Education • India
A sharp rise in student suicides in India over the past decade necessitates urgent action to address underlying mental health issues and implement effective preventative measures.
estadao.com.br • Education • Brazil
Brazil's literacy rates among second-grade students are alarmingly low, prompting questions about data reliability and government transparency.
revistaoeste.com • Education • Brazil
This article critiques the prevalence of identity politics in Brazilian universities, highlighting questionable thesis topics funded by taxpayer money and contrasting them with the country's poor basic education.
letelegramme.fr • Education • France
To avoid receivership, Université Rennes 2 in France implemented budget cuts, including freezing 26 positions and suspending some online courses.
nzherald.co.nz • Education • New Zealand
New Zealand teachers express concerns about a new curriculum, citing insufficient training, resources, and unreasonable workload demands.
trouw.nl • Education • Netherlands
The article discusses the increasing segregation in Dutch secondary education, where highly educated parents disproportionately choose elite schools, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of inequality.
diariosur.es • Education • Spain
Three students from the University of Malaga receive Fulbright scholarships to pursue studies and research in prestigious US institutions.
telegraph.co.uk • Education • UK
Private schools in the UK refute claims that their concerns over a VAT increase were exaggerated, citing ongoing impact on families and potential disruptions to students' education.
ladepeche.fr • Education • France
French art schools, Icônes, face new accusations of toxic work environments and student mistreatment, prompting an internal audit.
elpais.com • Education • Spain
Gracia Jiménez, a leading advocate for evidence-based education in Spain, discusses the importance of scientific research in informing educational decisions and criticizes practices lacking scientific support.
dailyherald.com • Education • Illinois
This photo gallery showcases graduation ceremonies from several Illinois high schools, including Schaumburg, St. Viator, Lakes, and Conant.
gauchazh.clicrbs.com.br • Education • Brazil
Caxias do Sul, Brazil, will launch a tender for a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) to address its preschool education deficit, with the aim of building 31 new schools.
nytimes.com • Education • World
The author argues that widespread grade inflation in American high schools, despite worsening standardized test scores, needs to be addressed.
lasprovincias.es • Education • Spain
Universities in Valencia, Spain, are launching numerous new degree programs for the upcoming academic year, focusing on high-demand fields like nursing and artificial intelligence.
redstate.com • Education • World
The article discusses the alarmingly high rates of sexual misconduct by educators against students, highlighting the underreporting of such incidents and emphasizing the need for stricter consequences.
becclesandbungayjournal.co.uk • Education • England
A professional conduct panel is investigating a former music teacher accused of concealing information and lying on his application form.
vox.com • Education • United States
A recent study challenges the notion of 'college for all,' suggesting a more diverse approach to post-secondary pathways is needed to better prepare students for fulfilling lives.
nytimes.com • Education • USA
Harvard University adopts a controversial definition of antisemitism for disciplinary actions following lawsuits alleging insufficient protection of Jewish students.
dailymail.co.uk • Education • USA
America's elite private schools, while offering prestigious educations, are also plagued by controversies involving scandals, high tuition costs, and cultural clashes.
smh.com.au • Education • Australia
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is abandoning its trimester system in favor of a traditional semester system due to student feedback and a shift towards deeper learning.
washingtonpost.com • Education • World
Staff cuts at the US Education Department have caused significant outages in student loan and grant programs, delaying aid for students and creating concerns about the long-term stability of the systems.
nytimes.com • Education • USA
The New York Times ranks the top U.S. colleges demonstrating the greatest economic diversity among their student populations.
epochtimes.com • Education • USA
Students from the Minghui School's Taiwan Chinese Language Learning Center in Boston visited the Boston Overseas Community Affairs Council to experience Taiwanese culture through various interactive activities.
epochtimes.com • Education • Australia
Australian universities are conducting large-scale layoffs due to a decline in international students and changes in immigration policies.
polityka.pl • Education • Poland
Poland's Ministry of Education is preparing sweeping changes to the education system, sparking debate and concern among educators and the public.
manilatimes.net • Education • Philippines
The article discusses the importance of student safety during school field trips in the Philippines, highlighting past tragedies and the subsequent regulations implemented by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
manilatimes.net • Education • Philippines
Philippine schools can discipline students for off-campus misconduct based on constitutional mandates and the Family Code's principle of in loco parentis.
nytimes.com • Education • United States
The University of Michigan is eliminating its central diversity, equity, and inclusion program due to pressure and concerns about its effectiveness, redirecting funds towards financial aid and student support services.
thehindu.com • Education • India
The Director of NIOT highlights the relatively low number of Indian graduates annually compared to China, emphasizing the need for graduates to contribute to society and advocating for increased corporate investment in education and research.
volkskrant.nl • Education • Netherlands
A shift in Dutch education prioritizes knowledge acquisition, reversing a trend of self-directed learning that resulted in declining test scores, aiming to improve student outcomes.
news-gazette.com • Education • Illinois
A cancelled Champaign Unit 4 school board meeting due to lack of quorum unexpectedly turned into a community rally supporting the appointments of two principal candidates.
demorgen.be • Education • Belgium
Concerns are rising in Belgium regarding the use of monitoring software in schools, prompting investigations into student privacy and data protection.
fr.scribd.com • Education • Vietnam
This document outlines the registration details for a children's competition in the 2023-2024 school year, including participation criteria and planned activities.
dnevnik.bg • Education • France
This article provides a comprehensive guide to higher education in France, covering admissions, requirements, costs, and student life.
dnevnik.bg • Education • France
This article discusses scholarship opportunities for Bulgarian students pursuing higher education in France, highlighting the Bourse France Excellence and other programs.
dnevnik.bg • Education • Germany
This article provides a comprehensive guide for Bulgarian students seeking higher education in Germany, covering application procedures, admission requirements, funding opportunities, and living expenses.
nytimes.com • Education • California
A California high school destroyed by wildfires is temporarily relocating to a renovated Sears department store.
smh.com.au • Education • Australia
Australian schools are increasingly adopting online canteen ordering systems, eliminating cash transactions and sparking debate among parents about convenience, security, and children's financial literacy.
thenationalnews.com • Education • UAE
The UAE is making entrepreneurship and innovation compulsory subjects in universities to better prepare students for the job market and encourage social entrepreneurship.
theatlantic.com • Education • World
This article explores the complex relationship between higher education and happiness, examining the financial and non-financial factors that influence well-being, and offering advice on how to make college a happier experience.
leparisien.fr • Education • France
Parents in Quincy-sous-Sénart, Essonne, are protesting their children's teacher's disciplinary methods, leading to a month-long disruption of classes.
nytimes.com • Education • United States
Amherst College, known for its diversity, experienced a sharp decline in Black student enrollment, causing concern and prompting discussions about its identity and the impact of changing national policies.
estadao.com.br • Education • Brazil
Brazil's Ministry of Education estimates that new regulations will cause half of the country's distance learning centers to close due to insufficient infrastructure.
theatlantic.com • Education • United States
The article details the rise and fall of Lucy Calkins's influential reading curriculum, Units of Study, and the subsequent debate surrounding the best methods for teaching reading in America.
nybooks.com • Education • United States
This article recounts the history of the City College of New York (CCNY), highlighting its role in providing tuition-free higher education to working-class immigrants, particularly Jewish students, and the unique intellectual and social environment it fostered.
theatlantic.com • Education • World
The rapid growth of computer science enrollments in universities has led to administrative challenges and a debate on the optimal organizational structure for computer science education, with implications for the field's future.
smh.com.au • Education • Australia
The University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) removes its coachable abstract reasoning section to address equity concerns and rising admission thresholds for medical programs.
ladepeche.fr • Education • France
Teachers at Lycée Jean-de-Prades in Castelsarrasin, France, protested the reduction of teaching positions and hours, urging for increased resources in their underprivileged school.
demorgen.be • Education • Belgium
Bruno Vanobbergen, the new director-general of Catholic Education Flanders, outlines a five-year plan focusing on improving education quality beyond cognitive performance, emphasizing collaboration and the strategic use of digital tools.