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18 May 2021

Spending $4 trillion to fix inequities in U.S. higher education would pay for itself in 10 years, study argues

Leveling inequities in the U.S. higher education system would require an investment of nearly $4 trillion but could lead to annual public benefits that would

18 May 2021

GCSE, AS and A-levels in Northern Ireland to resume in 2021/22

GCSE, AS and A-levels will take place in NI again but pupils taking CCEA exams will sit fewer tests. However pupils taking those qualifications through the CCEA

18 May 2021
Wellbeing

Costa Rica: Education Ministry to suspend school until July

The suspension — which will pause in-person and virtual lessons — is due to the nationwide increase in Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations, which have saturated

17 May 2021

How NASA Is Bringing Space Education To The Incarcerated

Programs like this reduce the recidivism rate, encourage curiosity and engagement, and open up employment opportunities for incarcerated individuals.Read the

17 May 2021

India: Education Minister to virtually meet state education secretaries on May 17

Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal will be meeting the state education secretaries from all the states through a virtual meeting tomorrow, May 17.Read the full

17 May 2021
Distance / Remote Learning

Covid-19: Singapore to shut schools from Wednesday as cases surge

The fresh curbs come after Singapore confirmed 38 locally transmitted Covid-19 cases, the highest daily number in months.Read the full article at: www

17 May 2021

Anna Maria Chávez And Women Over 50 Who Are Champions For Education

Forbes and Know Your Value want to shine a light on the women who have been champions for education access in the U.S.Read the full article at: www.forbes.com

17 May 2021

Dubai foundation awards university scholarships to 255 Arab students

More than 100 of the scholars will be the first in their families to pursue higher education.Read the full article at: www.thenationalnews.com

17 May 2021

Bangladesh educational institutions to stay shut till May 29

Bangladesh has again extended the closure of all secondary and higher secondary educational institutions until May 29 following an ongoing situation.Read the

10 May 2021
Learning Environment

Afghanistan's war is killing its students, and its whole education system

The country cannot stabilise without an educated population, but people cannot go to school without stability.Read the full article at: www.thenationalnews.com

10 May 2021

UAE: Emirati school pupils to physically attend summer training courses from August 1

Emirati school pupils will physically attend the three-week-long national service summer training course, which will start from August 1, while adhering to

10 May 2021

Companies back post-pandemic spending on executive education

Survey for FT report on short courses also shows a renewed focus on diversity.Read the full article at: www.ft.com

10 May 2021

Saudization of schools to create around 28,000 new jobs for locals

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has issued a decision to Saudize all education jobs at national and international schools over the next

10 May 2021

Is Hong Kong facing an education crisis? Curriculum changes, ‘red lines’ and families rushing to leave

Mistrust of government and a new emphasis on national education could be accelerating an exodus from Hong Kong as parents seek a brighter future abroad for

10 May 2021

4 changes coming to schools in South Africa

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) is planning a number of changes for schools in South Africa, including online applications for certificates and

06 May 2021
Wellbeing

Northern Ireland: Education spending on disadvantaged pupils 'ineffective'

Officials cannot show that almost £1bn has helped children from deprived backgrounds, report finds.Read the full article at: www.bbc.com

06 May 2021
Distance / Remote Learning

UAE scheme helping parents across the region master remote learning for disabled children

The move to online learning during the Covid-19 pandemic created plenty of challenges and chief among those was determining how to support pupils with special

06 May 2021

Joy in South Sudan, as schools reopen after 14-month COVID lockdown

The countrywide reopening of schools in South Sudan is a welcome step on the road to “normalcy” for youngsters, two in three of whom need humanitarian

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