The term “personalized learning” has become widespread and notably made an impact in study communities with the works of technology. In fact, school improvement programs in 39 states have stated on how they would implement on making learning personal and self-paced in accordance in former President Obama’s US law called Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) […]
The Kenyan government and educational partners across the country have agreed to conduct a first of its kind joint sector review, which will aim to evaluate how successful the implementation of regulations and policies is across the system. According to the government, this is one of the most effective ways to receive constructive feedback on the […]
A recent study shows that almost 1,000 U.S. school public districts tend to segregate the white and wealthy from Latino and black with financial difficulties in student communities. This cause the issue to be brought into the light on how grave the dividing of the racial and economic condition behind the closed doors of education […]
United States Senator Chris Murphy used a report which is released early 2019 titled “Madness Inc: How Everyone is Getting Rich Off College Sports – Except the Players” to draw out National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) about the right compensation for student-athletes. The second file of report “Madness Inc.” was released on Monday by Murphy. […]
Affiliated colleges of the Shivaji University, Kolhapur (SUK) in were asked to collect fees from its students in India. A circular was announced last month about charging the small cost of twenty-five Indian rupees (25 INR) in each student who’s enrolled for the academic year 2019 to 2020 in the field of arts, sciences, and […]
After the road rage incident and unrefined manner from the regional school board member of Toms River Daniel Leonard, he was asked by the president of board Joe Nardini to step down and resign. Back in July, a report was released that Leonard was seen to tail another driver at the Hooper Avenue resulting in […]
This month, rockstar hall of fame, Steven Van Zandt, came to a town in a state of Colorado to promote music education. Van Zandt and his music band made their way to the Central Library of the Erie town. The stop was to meet the town county executive Mark Poloncarz. Before the crowd, Poloncranz declaimed […]
Southern Maine Community College (SMCC) declared this July that housing fees will decrease for the students after analyzing incurred damages in residential properties. Tiffanie Bentley, Student Life’s Dean, confirms this by lowering it from two hundred fifty United States dollar ($250) to one hundred ($100). “We found that most students don’t incur any damages.” “For […]
Recently, the Thailand Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation Suvit Maesincee, has expressed his opinion that higher education institutions in the country should focus more on boosting technological development. According to Mr. Suvit, universities and colleges in Thailand should keep up with modern tendencies and improve their electronic equipment, so students can benefit […]
This week, the Florida State Board of Education elected to implement mental health education in public school curriculums. Within the newly formed order, it was formally stated that educational facilities are compelled to have “at least five (5) hours of mental health instruction” for students in grades six (6) to twelve (12) in every school […]
