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US: Special Education Sees ‘Historic Boost’ in Aid for California
The California state budget approved last week includes $656 million in new ongoing funding for special education, including a 4.05% increase to the base fundinWhy every international school needs environmental education
For centuries, communities have maintained a considerate relationship with the Earth. So why does environmental education seem like a new trend?
UK: Ministers attacked for ‘wrecking ball’ plans to overhaul teacher training
Ministers say they want to strengthen standards for initial teacher training courses, introducing a robust new accreditation process, new intensive school placeImpact of the conflict on children’s education in Yemen
The number of children facing education disruption in Yemen could rise to 6 million, UNICEF warns Two-thirds of teaching workforce – over 170,000 teachers– haveU.S: Senate approves bill to offer extra year of education to address pandemic learning gaps
The Senate approved a bill to offset learning disruptions caused by COVID-19 by giving parents the option to allow their children to repeat a grade level for thHow online education builds independence and self-advocacy in students
If you think it is challenging to fit your child into a school, imagine instead a school that fits your child.Pakistan: 10pc of total funds for school education seen as inadequate
The federal government allocated a total of Rs. 140 billion for federal education for the fiscal year 2021-22, compared to the previous year’s Rs.Schools in Spain: The Spanish schools dropping out of bilingual education programs: ‘It’s a sham’
Nearly 90 primary and secondary centers are no longer teaching courses in English because they say students learn neither the language nor the subject matter prNew vision for Libyan private higher education unveiled
To control the rapid increase in unaccredited, sub-standard private universities that produce unemployable graduates, Libya’s Students Organisation of Private HUAE: Ministry of Education warns teenagers about ill-effects of drug abuse
New social media campaign aims to safeguard impressionable minds not to go astray during summer vacation.Read the full article at:The return to live events
Evidence shows a significant appetite from visitors and exhibitors to return to face-to-face events.
The return to live events
Evidence shows a significant appetite from visitors and exhibitors to return to face-to-face events.
Schools ‘bleeding out’ in England due to Covid isolation rules, say teachers
Headteachers are growing increasingly exasperated about a lack of clarity from the government about how to deal with Covid outbreaks among pupils, with only twoU.S: Superintendent of schools weighs in on key education findings amid the pandemic
As schools return to in-person learning, education technology company Instructure surveyed hundreds of parents and teachers to reveal findings about the futureAbu Dhabi to train schoolteachers in autism education, inclusivity
The UAE Ministry of Community Development estimates 12 per cent of all People of Determination in the UAE are on the autism spectrum, with boys four times moreBritish Council’s education engagement with India to continue unhindered
British Council is also working with the Central Board of Secondary Education to develop a competency-based assessment framework - in consultation with in-countThe MENA education sector: A blueprint for success
Taking place on 14 July 2021, 14:00 BST/UK and targeting education suppliers, this webinar will provide key insight into the MENA region's education sector.
Unlimited Possibilities – Why GESS Dubai is essential for your business
As restrictions start to ease, now is the time to think about how and where yo invest your marketing budget and reconnect with your customer base.
Unlimited Possibilities – Why GESS Dubai is essential for your business
As restrictions start to ease, now is the time to think about how and where yo invest your marketing budget and reconnect with your customer base.
Making Learning Last: How to Improve the Psychology of Education
Reimagining how we teach and how students learn will make all the difference between education as a job and teaching as an art.Read the full article at:UAE students get Diana Award for making a difference
Some students in the UAE have won the prestigious Diana award recently, raising the country’s flag high in the international arena for going beyond their callinHow the pandemic accelerated the Gulf’s edtech revolution
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital learning technologies in the Gulf region’s education sector.Read the full article at:Building a more resilient education system in Samoa
A new Australian partnership will help Samoa review remote learning strategies caused by COVID-19 school closures.Read the full article at: