ISANA NZ to launch international student micro course
The six-week online course will provide practitioners with key strategies and skills for supporting international students remaining in New Zealand...
Month: August 2020
US Intensive English numbers drop further 3.5%, but decline is “stabilising”
However, English USA revealed the “sobering statistic” that at least 80 IEP programs had closed in the past three years. “It’s...
The Access Platform Sydney office to boost support in Australasia
The move comes after TAP’s first foray into the Australasian market in 2019 when it revealed agreements with Australia’s RMIT University...
UNC-Chapel Hill’s move to online classes is the ‘canary in the coal mine’
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has had a turbulent week. Within only a few days of restarting...
Why UNC’s plan to reopen its flagship campus unraveled so fast
They all saw it coming. Or so read the editorial from the student journalists at University of North Carolina at...
UKCISA calls on gov to work with the sector to deliver a “world-class” international student experience
In its position paper, UKCISA outlined 15 key steps the UK government and international education sector should take to make...
Improving online learning through reflective practice
Dive Brief: It can be difficult for classroom teachers to find time to reflect on the school day, high school...
3 ways to build online class culture
Andrea Teske teaches English and creative writing at Insight School of Washington. In 2015, she was selected Teacher of the Year...
Curricular Counsel: Arizona district develops 5 plans for reopening schools amid coronavirus
Located in the Phoenix Metro Area and experiencing explosive growth, Buckeye Elementary School District, a K-8 district with more than...
Study: Writing processes differ between proficient, lower-performing middle-schoolers
Dive Brief: Middle school writers who earn higher essay scores spend a smaller amount of time waiting before starting to...
