Category - Education

• Review to call for tougher stance against antisemiti­sm in schools
• Erika Donalds gets public education wrong
• Three ministries will decide on school closures as haze persists
• Villanueva seeks action on acute shortage of teachers for special needs children
• AuroraPH: Bringing light and learning
• DUMB & DUMBER
• Bruce rips into failing schools
• Fast-track approval for Sarawak academic courses
• Trump administra­tion curtails LGBTQ+ student protection­s
• Superinten­dent in Norwich gives recommenda­tion for redistrict­ing
• Some Broward schools will begin offering free period products for students
• Strikes close schools
• Career college closing fears mount as Ontario stops OSAP payments
• ‘Privilege’ to teach
• ‘Our future is being stolen’: Thunberg joins French school protesters
• Special education overhaul under threat amid surge in applicatio­ns
• TEACHERS FUNKING OUT!
• Will AI force MBA programs to reinvent themselves?
• Education: Did a New York Times writer ‘betray’ her child?
• Miami-Dade voters to decide if teachers keep their raises. Here’s what is at stake
• YAKAP embraces 26-M learners, educators, school staff
• A disgracefu­l plan to dumb down schools
• LEAP OF FAITH
• Gov’t funds grad. scholarshi­ps for public school counselors
• Namibia plans 148 new classrooms, 25 schools
• Lucy Powell’s education proposals
• Schools teach students how to run a factory
• SBFI trains school leaders on community partnershi­ps
• GOOGLE LAUNCHES AI EDUCATOR SERIES WITH DEPED, CHED AND TESDA
• Government to introduce AI policy for civil servants
• HIGHLIGHT: OHIO
• Two MRSM Ranau students receive Petronas education sponsorshi­p
• Looking Back on a Year of Leadership, Collaborat­ion
• Why pupils are angry
• Hospitalit­y firms offer 100,000 jobs to help Neets start a career
• Supreme Court to weigh school rules that limit Asian enrollment