Teaching Black and Asian Soldiers’ Contributions in World Wars: A Push for Inclusion
Politicians and community leaders are urging for the history of black and Asian soldiers who fought for Britain in the world wars to be taught more extensively in schools as a way to combat...
Texas Authorities Charge Five Individuals in $1M Scheme to Certify Unqualified Teachers
Five individuals in Texas are facing charges in connection with an alleged fraudulent teacher certification scheme. Prosecutors claim that this scheme was used to improperly certify over 200 unqualified teachers to work in local...
Palestinian Student Wins Human Rights Appeal After UK Visa Revoked
A Palestinian student named Dana Abu Qamar recently won a human rights appeal after her UK student visa was revoked by the Home Office. The decision to revoke her visa came after she made...
Experts warn that additional billions for schools in England will be quickly spent
Schools in England are set to receive a significant increase in funding, with a focus on supporting children with special educational needs. However, experts are warning that the additional billions allocated may not be...
STEM Careers Coalition Reaches Over 10.7 Million Students: Achieving Goals Early
The STEM Careers Coalition, a partnership between industries and non-profit organizations working with Discovery Education to provide free STEM content and career opportunities, has exceeded its goal of reaching 10 million students by 2025...
Top 10 Election Questions Asked by Teens: Answered
Throughout 2024, Headway and Chalkbeat, a nonprofit news organization focused on education in America, have been talking to teenagers about the upcoming presidential election. They've asked teenagers some big questions about how they're engaging...
Empowering K-12 Leaders: Effective Data Utilization Guide
Autumn is a time of change and adjustment for students and educators alike. As the school year settles into a rhythm, it's important for school leaders to focus on utilizing data effectively to inform...
How to Outsmart a Shy Voter: Strategies for Success in Winning Elections
Today's topic is about shy voters who may not feel comfortable expressing their true opinions to pollsters. In the past, conservative parties like the Conservatives have often performed better in elections than predicted by...
Exploring the Charms of Rural Schoolboys in Argentina: The Delights Review
Eduardo Crespo's documentary takes viewers on a journey through the daily lives of young boys at Las Delicias, an agro-technical boarding school in Argentina. While the boys' routines may seem ordinary at first glance,...
Lauren Brazel Wins Grand Prize in Heroes of the Classroom Program by Kleenex®
Lauren Brazel, a teacher at Tinley Park High School near Chicago, has won the Grand Prize in the Heroes of the Classroom program by Kleenex®. This national teacher recognition program celebrates K-12 teachers for...
Impact of VAT on UK International Schools: Potential Exodus of Students
Imposing VAT on international schools in the UK could have a significant impact on the number of students attending these institutions, according to European diplomats. The German and French ambassadors to the UK emphasized...
Using Dogs and Prize Draws to Encourage School Attendance in England and Wales
Schools in England and Wales are using creative methods to encourage students to attend classes regularly, in response to concerns that high levels of absence could have long-term consequences. Techniques such as therapy dogs,...
Maximizing Social Mobility in the UK: How the Lack of Opportunity Costs £19bn in...
A lack of social mobility is costing the UK a significant £19bn annually, according to a report by the cross-party thinktank Demos and the Co-op. Social mobility, defined as the connection between a person's...
Prioritizing Arts in Schools: David Shrigley’s Call with Giant Mantis
David Shrigley, a renowned artist, recently shared his views on the education system, advocating for a broader focus on the arts alongside Stem subjects. Stem, which traditionally stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics,...
How to Outsmart a Shy Voter: Strategies for Success
Earlier today, you were presented with a puzzle about shy voters who may give inaccurate answers in opinion polls due to embarrassment. The puzzle involved finding a polling method that allows voters to provide...
Success Tips for Introducing Robotics to Young Learners – Key Strategies Revealed
As a school library media specialist and enrichment teacher at Garfield Elementary School in Kearney, New Jersey, I embarked on a journey to introduce robotics to young learners with the help of a grant...
AI’s Impact on Bias and Equity in Motivation and Deep Learning
In the ever-evolving world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the field of education is taking center stage. With new AI tools being developed constantly for both educators and students, such as AI tutors and curriculum...
Decline in Nursing Students Across England, RCN Reports
The number of individuals pursuing nursing as a career has significantly decreased across England, with some regions experiencing a 40% decrease in successful applications, as reported by the largest nursing union. The latest data...
Navigating the Special Needs Tribunal Backlog: Parents’ Struggles and Disputes
Parents of children with special educational needs are facing long waits for tribunal hearings due to a surge in new cases. The National Audit Office has pointed out the growing crisis in the system,...
Punk Catholicism: Andrea Modica’s 1980s Schoolgirl Portraits
Andrea Modica, a renowned photographer known for her black-and-white portraiture using large-format cameras and platinum printing, recently released a new book titled Catholic Girl. The book showcases teenagers at Catholic girls' schools in New...
Support Allocation for Children with Special Learning Needs: A Societal Perspective | Sonia Sodha
The issue of supporting children with special learning needs is a crucial one that affects many families and professionals in our society. The recent report by the National Audit Office highlighted the failures in...
UCL Staff Concerned About Dismantling of Art Museum
University College London (UCL) has recently come under fire from academics for their decision to dismantle the Art Museum as part of their bicentennial redevelopment plans. The museum, located in the South Cloisters of...
Challenges Facing French School Trip Scheme to Boost Visits to Britain
A program that aims to increase the number of French students visiting Britain for school trips is facing challenges due to changes in entry requirements in the UK. New rules were implemented last December...
Government Support Crucial for Scientific Research: Insights from Andre Geim and Nancy Rothwell
Scientific research plays a crucial role in shaping our world and improving our lives. The recent celebration of the 20th anniversary of the discovery of graphene by researchers at the University of Manchester highlights...
New Title: Changes in DfE Grading Criteria for English Schools
The Department for Education (DfE) in England is making changes to the way schools are evaluated, shifting away from focusing on how many students go to prestigious universities like those in the Russell Group...
Private School Closure Rates in England Unaffected by Labour’s VAT Proposal: Data Analysis
According to recent data analysis, more than 80 private schools in England have closed each year on average over the past decade. Despite concerns raised by Labour's proposal to impose VAT on private school...
Empowering Students: Navigating Politics & Media Bias in 2024 Election
In the midst of the 2024 presidential election, the challenge of navigating politics and media bias is not just limited to adults but also extends to educators guiding young students through the overwhelming amount...
Answering the Call: University of Toronto’s Efforts in Safer, Ethical AI
The University of Toronto has long been recognized as a hub for groundbreaking research in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Led by computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton and his students, the university has played...
Edible, Sustainable Plastic: Innovative Graduates Redefining the Future
Nuha Siddiqui and Kritika Tyagi, two innovative graduates, made a lasting impression when they pitched their packaging foam made from regenerative agricultural waste by actually eating it in front of investors. This bold move...
Solving Mexico’s Water Crisis with UV LEDs and Flow Sensors: Research Team’s Innovative Approach
A team of researchers from the University of Toronto is working on an innovative solution to Mexico's water crisis. With around 57% of the population lacking access to clean drinking water, the team is...