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. […]
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 […]
The government of Swaziland has recently announced that there will be no new employments in the educational system until further notice. This decision has caused faculty members across the country to protest, as there is now a crisis in the educational system in Swaziland. The government is also struggling to give out funds allocated for […]
Private schools around Nigeria are outputting better results compared to public ones, according to educators. According to Ms. Ann Oparah, these schools are more ambitious in providing quality training and education for their students, as they feel more pressure from parents as well, considering the tuition fees these schools receive yearly. Ms. Oparah has also stated […]
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 […]
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 […]
Ex-Conservative Minister Ed Vaizey has expressed that the “relentless focus on STEM (in effect the three Rs, and the EBacc) ” should be changed during the debate in Westminster Hall for uplifting music education. As Vaizey has mentioned to the Members of Parliament (MP), he expressed his dissatisfaction in this statement: “…one of the frustrations […]
In the UK, senior managers reveal that the social concept of free racism is a false hope for black, Asian, and minority ethnic people (BAME) in what they call as “hidden white networks.” From a study published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency in 2015, no black academics were accepted in senior career titles and […]
Vienna Token is an incentive blockchain system that has been put into play for improving the ecological status of the city. By optimizing it into an app, participants can earn credit points and trade while distributing data for the advancement of the study. Before the end of 2018, Vienna has been taking great leaps towards […]
