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What the government's report on race gets wrong about the education system
In focusing on the socio-economic roots of underachievement, the UK government is side-stepping how institutional racism impacts on learning.U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona worried about getting teachers behind new 'woke' curriculum in email
At his old job as the Connecticut education commissioner, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona wrote in a 2019 email that he wanted to take steps to ensure teacheGESS Education partners with independent researchers Explori and UFI
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Ethiopia overhauls its education system with IOHK blockchain partnership
The link-up will implement a blockchain-based national student and teacher ID and attainment recording system to digitally verify grades, remotely monitor schooLockdowns hurt child speech and language skills - U.K. report
Delays to speech and language skills are a top concern for primary schools, researchers say.Schools reopen across France despite spike in ICU admissions
Nursery and primary schools reopened on Monday across France after a three-week closure in the first step out of the country's partial lockdown, despite numbersBoard exam delays: UAE varsities to grant admission on predicted grades
Universities in Dubai will be accepting students for the September 2021 intake on the basis of their school-assessed grades and not the final Grade XII board reNorthern Ireland: Schools required to implement anti-bullying laws
They will also have to keep records of the motivation behind the bullying, the method involved and how the incident was dealt with.Germany introduces self-testing in schools
After Austria, Germany is the second country in Europe to introduce self-testing in schools.Read the full article at:The Cage Free Leader
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How COVID is affecting Education Financing in Nigeria
The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has not only revealed the poor state of infrastructure and facilities in the health sector of Nigeria but has also revealedUAE: Grade XI students thrilled to be back in school
All Class X students were auto-promoted to Grade XI due to the cancellation of board exams — scheduled from May 4 extending into June — by CBSE and ICSE.ReadQGBC Awards Eco-School Certification to four new schools in Qatar
A virtual event took place to celebrate and acknowledge the achievement by each of the learning institutions.Read the full article at:Support for young people's self-esteem 'needed more than ever'
Children are struggling with self-esteem as a result of the pandemic, a youth project manager says.Read the full article at:Australia: Plan to boost international education sector targets student satisfaction
The federal government has proposed the introduction of student satisfaction as an indicator for measuring the success of its international education strategy.RBeijing city fines online education firms for false advertising
Beijing city has fined four online education agencies 500,000 yuan ($76,988) each for misleading customers with false advertising, the local market regulator saIndia: Holiday for schools, colleges from April 27 to May 31
After suspending classes a few days ago due to rising corona cases, the State government has declared holidays for schools and junior colleges from April 27 toNew Zealand: Transport Minister Michael Wood proposes school speed limit drops
On Saturday Wood said he had heard from teachers, parents, local councils and other MPs asking for safer speeds outside schools, and he believed these changes wU.S: Biden’s mammoth education agenda would expand the federal role from cradle to college
Plan aims to reduce inequities by infusing hundreds of billions of dollars into virtually every level of the education system.Read the full article at:How COVID-19 has left India’s education sector in tatters
Online education, pay cuts for teachers and broken routines have taken a toll on everyone.Read the full article at:Australian education minister wants graduating teachers to be 'classroom-ready'. But the classroom is not what it used to be
During 2020, we saw the traditional classroom all but disappear. We can expect education to face other types of disruption.Enhancing Palestine refugee students’ resilience – A look into education during prolonged conflict
In Syria, the protracted conflict continues to have a great impact on the lives of Palestine refugees, particularly the most vulnerable.Scottish election 2021: How will pupils catch up on lost education?
The gap in educational attainment between children from the richest and poorest families was a problem long before the arrival of Covid-19.College admission worries of CBSE Grade 12 students addressed
School heads ask students to stay clam and focused as adjustments would follow after postponement of exams.Read the full article at: