2U reports ‘unprecedented demand,’ but challenges lurk ahead for OPMs
On the heels of a turbulent year, 2U appears to have turned a corner. The past three months have brought...
Day: August 6, 2020
College quarantine mandates present challenges for students
Dive Brief: Many colleges that intend to reopen their campuses this fall are telling students who will be living and...
Researchers: State budget cuts feed declines in test scores, achievement
Dive Brief: New research published Tuesday by Education Next suggests declines in learning outcomes coincide with cuts to state education...
2019/2020: Inconclusive end to an academic session?
By Adesina Wahab By now, primary, secondary and technical colleges across the country would have concluded the 2019/2020 academic session...
UKEAS looks to “salvage September, maximise January” for UK enrolments
However, the education consultancy has warned that this figure will be conditional on the availability of visas, flights and the...
Navigating cyberbullying more difficult amid COVID-19, but there are options
Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar knows one of the first things parents and educators may want to do when a student is cyberbullied...
New guide aims to help schools navigate privacy concerns for students with disabilities
Dive Brief: The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) and National Center for Learning Disabilities (NCLD) on Tuesday launched "Student Privacy...
US gov’t appeal against “unlawful presence” policy ruling dismissed
The policy change would have made it easier to place international students in the US under an “unlawful presence” status...
Nisai Learning partners with Cohort Go on tuition payment solution
Nisai, an online learning provider, supports over 1,200 students worldwide with barriers to learning including illness, mental health conditions and...
WholeRen launches “student villages” options in China
Working with China Tourism Group and CITIC Tourism Group, the Pittsburgh-based education specialist catering to Chinese students is hoping to...
