NGO to recruit 400 fellows as basic school teachers
By Elizabeth Uwandu TeacherANON-Governmental Organisation, the Teach For Nigeria, TFN, is set to recruit 400 fellows that will serve as...
Day: March 2, 2020
Don warns against indiscriminate consumption of mushrooms
By Adesina Wahab A PROFESSOR of Food Microbiology and Mycology has warned members of the public to desist from eating mushrooms...
Polytechnics not dumping grounds, Oko Poly Rector tells Nigerians
Oko PolytechnicBy Vincent Ujumadu THE Rector of the Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra State, Dr. Francisca Anyafulugo has reminded Nigerians that...
Citizens UK names King’s College London ‘Refugees Welcome University’
The institution is being recognised for its “contribution to understanding and responding to the global issue of forced displacement in...
5 critical steps to securing modern school networks
Matthew J. Frederickson is director of information technology at Council Rock School District. After over 30 years in IT, change is...
India gov reiterates support for domestic online degrees
Two years ago, India reversed a 2016 ban on fully online degrees which was initially brought to combat unrecognised providers....
Italian language schools remain “open for business” despite coronavirus worries
Speaking with The PIE News, the association’s president, Wolfango Poggi, explained that although associated schools had seen cancellations from both school...
Ed Dept forces sweeping changes to USC’s Title IX policies
Dive Brief: The University of Southern California for years failed to investigate reports that a former campus gynecologist sexually abused...
Is edTPA standing in the way of getting more teachers into classrooms?
Connecticut is the latest state taking a closer look at whether a widely used performance assessment for beginning teachers is...
Does California need Calbright? | Education Dive
When California created its first online community college in 2018, then-Gov. Jerry Brown, who championed the idea, called the move...
