Moody’s: Higher ed’s recovery from coronavirus impact partly depends on government response
Dive Brief: How state and federal governments respond to the coronavirus pandemic could make it
Day: April 9, 2020
How 3 colleges are helping vulnerable students during the coronavirus crisis
The coronavirus has shattered the rhythm of college life nationwide, highlighting the fact that for
What’s Next: Could coronavirus change the credit hour as we know it?
Editor’s note: In this weekly column, we’re looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could
NWEA data predicts students could be up to a year behind in math in the fall
UPDATE: April 9, 2020: Data released Thursday by NWEA, a nonprofit assessment provider, predicts that because of
Curricular Counsel: Improving cultural inclusivity in a rapidly diversifying suburban district
There’s no shortage of concerns a chief academic officer has to juggle during the resource
Survey: Superintendents want assessment, accountability flexibility during coronavirus closures
Dive Brief: Nearly 80% of districts had plans in place to respond to COVID-19 school
Calls mount for further international student support in Australia
This follows the announcement by acting immigration minister, Alan Tudge, that students who had been
NECO denies postponing 2020 BECE and SSCE
By Wole Mosadomi – Minna National Examinations Council,(NECO) has stated that it has not postponed
NGO gives laptop, cash prizes to best science students in Osun –
By Shina Abubakar, Osogbo A NON GOVERNMENTAL Organisation, Aenon Foundation, has rewarded students who emerged
WAEC provides online resources for 2020 candidates –
By Elizabeth Osayande FOLLOWING the suspension of the conduct of the Senior School Certificate Examination,