Do tuition hikes prevent low-income students from applying to flagship colleges?
Dive Brief: Low-income students apply less often to flagship universities if they increase their tuition prices, even if they guarantee...
Month: April 2020
Colleges move to refund student fees, but can their budgets take the hit?
Colleges face a grim and uncertain financial future as the coronavirus spreads throughout the U.S. and upends the global economy....
Ready for what? Postsecondary data on school report cards remains mixed bag
When the Pennsylvania Department of Education was redesigning its school report card in 2018, it didn’t limit the data on...
Pre-sessional English, visas and flexible start dates in focus at UK universities
While some indicate that universities are seeking to mitigate the impact by focusing on pre-sessional English provisions, concerns surrounding visa...
Skool Media launches online learning platform –
SKOOL Media Nigeria Limited is putting necessary resources together to launch online platforms for Nigerian students to enable them learn...
WASEC sets to promote creativity in teachers, others
By Elizabeth Osayande The Convener, Writers, Authors, Speakers and Entrepreneurs Conference, WASEC, Mr. Kayode Adeogun has said the need to...
AOCOED, unions on war path over bursar, registrar
By Elizabeth Osayande THE last may not have been heard over the lingering crisis between the management of Adeniran Ogunsaya...
LAGS initiates audio/visual learning programmes –
By Elizabeth Osayande As parts of measures to control the spread of Coronavirus, the Lagos State government is set to...
Remote instruction presents opportunity to empower self-directed learning skills
Dive Brief: Simone Kern, a former teacher, principal and district-level administrator who is now a Montessori-at-home parent, suggests in a...
Teachers can help ease parents into new role as educators
Dive Brief: Offering guidance to parents during school closures due to the novel coronavirus pandemic will help transition students to...
