COVID-19: Hard hit school owners sell off properties
We need help — NAPPS boss By Adesina Wahab Some private school owners, hard hit by the cash crunch brought...
Month: July 2020
Build communication, relationships with parents now to ease concerns about fall
Dive Brief: Communicating with parents when school starts will reap rewards throughout the year, veteran middle and high school teacher...
New international students barred from US online-only classes
“Nonimmigrant students in New or Initial status after March 9 will not be able to enter the United States to...
Ekiti introduces teaching of ICT from primary school, reviews laws
Kayode FayemiEkiti State Government on Saturday announced introduction of new education policy that will accommodate teaching of Information, Communication and...
60-year-old UTME candidate who wants to study Pharmacy raises concern over score
By Joseph Erunke ABUJA — A 60-year-old man who wrote the 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations, UTME to read Pharmacy,...
NSSF trains 518 administrators, teachers
No fewer than 518 administrators and teachers participated in the just-concluded three days retreat facilitated by the Nigeria School Sports...
Coursera raises $130m in Series F, brings total funding to $464m
The latest round was led by NEA and joined by existing investors Kleiner Perkins, SEEK Group, Learn Capital, SuRo Capital...
Caleb University records significant stride in e-learning
Caleb UniversityDistributes COVID-19 relief materials Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, which emerged one of the selected institutions to commence e-learning without...
How colleges with hybrid instruction can support online students this fall
As colleges release their plans for the fall semester, even those hoping to reopen their campuses are leaning heavily on...
Most colleges aiming for a mix of online and in-person classes this fall
Dive Brief: Colleges' plans so far for the fall term show an emphasis on in-person instruction, particularly at schools focused on...
