Santander and IE Foundation offer 15,500 scholarships
The training intends to develop “essential skills” required to navigate a new global landscape during and following the Covid-19 pandemic....
Month: April 2020
How might colleges benefit from the coronavirus stimulus package?
The higher education sector has not escaped the effects of the coronavirus, which has forced many institutions to close classrooms,...
‘Major changes’ ahead if coronavirus continues to spoil college sports seasons
Every aspect of colleges' budgets are suffering from the economic fallout of the coronavirus, and athletics departments are no exception....
FDSV members see 15% drop in participants in 2019
The language school and travel sector has come to a “complete standstill” due to the coronavirus pandemic, the survey noted....
New York school districts must continue online learning through spring breaks
Dive Brief: School districts in New York state must continue remote learning through April 14, even if it stretches over...
Would IDEA waivers benefit districts during school closures?
Dive Brief: A provision under the recently passed CARES Act requires the U.S. Department of Education to report to Congress...
Distance learning: Not the new norm
Talib Abdul-Khabir teaches 8th grade at the Leadership Academy in the Lancaster School District in California. "Wei Ji," the Chinese word for...
How safe is your campus? Here’s how technology can help tighten its security
In a survey by CollegeStats.org of students at the 100 most populous U.S. colleges and universities about their top safety...
international students to be given access to superannuation funds
The announcement has been hailed as a “positive step”, and will benefit students who have been unable to access government...
Develop “proper” online solution, says E2Language
Jarrad Merlo, the co-founder of Australia-based E2Language, is urging English language providers to ramp up online provisions. The provider has...
