How FG’s position on 2020 WASCCE reignited calls for true federalism
By Adesina Wahab Befrore the Federal Government eventually bowed down to pressure to allow Nigerian candidates take part in this...
Month: August 2020
LASU students win World Intellectual Property Competition
By Adesina Wahab Three students in the Faculty of Law, Lagos State University, LASU, have emerged winners at the maiden...
Colleges may need to test every 2 days to contain coronavirus outbreaks, study finds
Dive Brief: Colleges may need need to test students for the coronavirus every two days, while also having them adhere...
College faculty’s criticism grows over cuts, reopening
Dive Brief: College faculty members across the U.S. have been growing more outspoken as the start of the academic year...
How should schools prepare for increased SEL needs amid reopenings?
Dive Brief: Administrators will need a strong and flexible mental health safety plan in place to provide social-emotional support to...
Adapting CTE programs to remote environments could expand access beyond COVID-19
Dive Brief: Though teaching career and technical education courses online or in a hybrid setting is challenging, adapting to this...
Pop culture is a gateway to connect academics to real world
Dive Brief: Teachers Amy Schwartzbach-King and Edward Kang dip into pop culture, specifically zombies, to help teach the science behind...
Four in 10 South Korea universities to partially refund tuition fees
As of August 2, 30 public and 50 private universities in the country have said they will provide refunds which...
Confusion greets resumption date for students in exit classes in Enugu
By Ikechukwu Odu- Nsukka Contrary to the reports making the rounds in Enugu State that secondary schools will resume for...
U of Arizona to buy Ashford, setting up an online affiliate for adult learners
Dive Brief: The University of Arizona is setting up a nonprofit institution targeting adult learners that will buy Ashford University,...
