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Education sector suffers series of cyber attacks in 2021
David Cummins, Tenable, examines how universities are being targeted by a series of cyber attacks in 2021 and what they can do to protect themselves.Read the fuHocus P(F) ocus …. Handwriting Locus…
Can improving fine motor skills help improve not just handwriting but also cognitive abilities like attention?
Florida is short more than 5,000 teachers, education group says. The pandemic and low pay are to blame.
Florida's teacher shortage has worsened since the start of the school year, with vacancies for teachers surging to more than 5,000, according to updated data frSPEA discusses requirements for face-to-face education
The Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) discussed in a meeting held on Sunday, indicators of recovery in the field of education, which paved the way forSPEA discusses requirements for face-to-face education
The Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) discussed in a meeting held on Sunday, indicators of recovery in the field of education, which paved the way forIreland continues to lag way behind in its funding of education
Before examining the share of funds to various aspects of the education system, it must be acknowledged that Ireland spends less of its national wealth on thisSPEA discusses requirements for face-to-face education
The Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) discussed in a meeting held on Sunday, indicators of recovery in the field of education, which paved the way forTo raise successful children, teach them about economics, education expert says
Everyone wants their kids to be happy and successful.Lebanese education system at risk of collapse, human rights group warns
Lebanon’s education system is at risk of collapse, Human Rights Watch warned on Monday, as children returned to school after a two-week break caused by a teachiMost Indians spent 522 hrs on online education in pandemic year
In the pandemic year, most Indians spent over 522 hours on online education on average, and over 738 hours on infotainment on their smartphones, a new report shAbu Dhabi inaugurates tuition-free coding school in Mina Zayed
The facility in Mina Zayed was inaugurated by Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, member of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council and chairman of the Abu DUK: Zahawi to put wellbeing 'at the centre' of schools policy
Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi will pledge to put wellbeing 'at the centre of everything we do in schools', as he sets out his priorities for the sector.ReadAustralia: Parents must be included in changes to education system
Until parents, teachers and school and tertiary leaders communicate effectively, the education system will put students under undue pressure to perform.Read theRefugee children deserve education and hope
Long before we heard anything about a novel coronavirus, the rising number of refugees was being driven by the pathogens of war and ethnic and religious hatred,Dubai: Schools are nearly back to pre-Covid normal
Educators say the resumed proximity of students and teachers has once again brought a more natural and animated classroom ambience.Read the full article at:Five things you need to know this week about global education
UN education envoy Gordon Browns tells world leaders "to step up and ensure adequate funding" for Education Cannot Wait's mission to help children in crises.ReaDubai: Sheikh Hamdan issues resolution to regulate vocational education
Executive Council Resolution No.India: MPs, education experts suggest various models for schools to regain normalcy
Members of Parliament, education experts and teachers have underlined the need to reopen schools and expressed concern over the learning losses suffered by studSaudi Arabia allows direct entry of education staff from India, nine other countries
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) ministry of interior on Tuesday announced the direct entry of education staff from countries facing travel ban including IndiaNigerian govt to pay students studying education in public universities
As a way of encouraging more Nigerians to take up career in teaching, the Nigerian government has announced the payment of N75,000 per semester for every studenUK to ban 'essay mills' in sweeping post-16 education reforms
Commercial essay-writing services for students, or "essay mills", are set to be banned in England under plans to protect the academic integrity and standards ofPowering better education in Pakistan
Solar energy is helping power a more promising start for school children in Pakistan.Read the full article at:Investing in tech for teachers can bring equity to education
Students will be left behind if teachers aren't given the right digital skills and professional development.Lewis Hamilton launches scheme to recruit black teachers in STEM subjects
Lewis Hamilton is launching a scheme that aims to boost the recruitment of black teachers of science, technology and maths subjects.Read the full article at: