King: US faces ‘pivot point’ in getting students access to internet, devices
Calls on Congress to boost funding for students’ internet access increased Tuesday as John King Jr., president and CEO of...
Month: June 2020
3 coronavirus challenges for curriculum directors this fall
Robert Dillon knows any plan to bring back 2,700 students this fall can’t be boilerplate. That’s why the director of...
Fast Forward: Hybrid models could prove effective. Are they here to stay?
Until just a few months ago, blended learning was an option for educators. But during the phases of reopening after...
Governments risk losing swathes of ELT sector without extra support, stakeholders warn
For many providers, government support has been a vital lifeline, but without more in the current climate, up to half...
Governments risk losing swathes of English language sector without extra support
For many providers government support has been a vital lifeline, but without more in the current climate, up to half...
IEC Abroad launches AI application platform Edvoy
Created by education consultants IEC Abroad, Edvoy uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to simplify the application process by allowing...
SMRT English signs agreement with the State of Sonora, Mexico
Victor Guerrero Gonzalez, secretary of Education and Culture, signed the agreement on behalf of Lic. Claudia Pavlovich Arellano, governor for...
JAMB pegs cut-off mark at 160
*Says 612, 557 candidates were offered admission in 2019 By Joseph Erunke ABUJA – THE Joint Admission and Matriculation Board,...
COVID-19: FG lists conditions for reopening of schools
By Joseph Erunke The Federal Government on Tuesday while reacting to calls by some people and groups for schools across...
Many colleges have started distributing federal coronavirus aid to students, survey finds
Dive Brief: A new survey from the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) offers some insight into how...
