Bosnia and Herzegovina has aspirations to join the European Union, and to do that, both the educational system and the labor market should perform up to a certain standard. During a public meeting with citizens and EU representatives, EU Ambassador to BiH, Lars-Gunnar Wigemark has stated that to move closer to the integration with the […]
At the Association of Defense Communities (ADC) National Summit, military officials approached on the issue about collaborating with communities to aid K-12 public education for military-related students in Washington. The chief staff of Air Force, Gen. David Goldfein, mentioned this at the summit: “As I visit installations, the number one quality of life issue for […]
Thousands of kids at a school at Norwich anticipates of their new principal, Jim Nixon, for the incoming summer season. “I am delighted to have been appointed as the principal of Ormiston Denes Academy and I am looking forward to meeting with parents, carers, and students in September. I have greatly enjoyed working closely with […]
With a skyrocketing student debt of one point five trillion United States dollars ($1.5 trillion), it causes distress to the forty-four (44) million American population across the country. However, a study shows that inequality is counted as a determining factor on how a student deal with cost living. From the year 2003 to 2008, student […]
Kirsty Williams, the Welsh Minister of Education, has announced that the government will invest about fifty million pounds (GBP50m) in improving education technology around schools in the country. According to Ms. Williams, technology education should be an integral part of school curriculums, as modern-day life is predominantly revolving around digital products. To better prepare students […]
According to the 2018 report of the Worldwide Educating for the Future Index (WEFFI), Taiwan ranks at seventeenth place among the fifty countries included in the index. The idea behind the yearly reports of the index is to show how countries are developing their educational systems. The Worldwide Educating for the Future Index takes into […]
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) changes the rules to put the education into a shift for an open auction. FCC has decided to sell licenses for bandwidth which is called Educational Broadband Service (EBS). The new EBS licenses are expected to cover America’s huge rural areas now that it has been turned over to the free […]
Department for Education (DfE) revealed the plan for building “the best EdTech ecosystem in the world” by implementing the new strategy. UK economy has estimated that the edtech exports have a £170 million value in developing future learning technologies in the face of tightening school budgets. Daphne Koller, the online study space creator of Coursera, […]
As the world is changing we are witnessing how an increasing number of educators are adopting modern digital tools and applying them in new ways to upgrade and enhance student learning in higher education. The field of education doesn’t differentiate much from other areas in terms of change and innovations. UNESCO’s latest statistics show that […]
Recent news came on weeks ago about the two leading think-tanks called the TIDE project at the University of Liverpool and Runnymede Trust. These two calls for the need for teaching empire and migration as compulsory in secondary schools. These subjects can be taught in some exam boards but these are only subjected as optional […]
