USDA waiver impasse may hamper school meal distribution
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has extended a handful of meal waivers for the 2020-21
Month: August 2020
Districts, teachers seize Black Lives Matter moment for curriculum inclusivity
Fueled by the police-involved death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd and other Black Americans, as
5 takeaways from the Ed Dept’s final distance education rules
The U.S. Department of Education on Monday dropped the final version of its new regulations
Google certificate courses set out to disrupt four-year degrees
As part of Google Career Certificates, students will be able to take courses to become
Lagos NDE begins job attachment for graduates
By Victor Ahiuma-Young Lagos— National Directorate of Employment, NDE, has flagged off the Graduate Attachment
legislation could allow govt to cancel unis’ international agreements
Under the new law, the country’s foreign minister would be able to cancel any agreements
UK unis “keen to ensure” places for internationals after grading u-turn
The government announcement regrading the national A-Level results last week gave students teacher-assessed grades after
ANAUK: Nigerians schooling in UK seek financial aid
File photo of stranded Nigerians evacuated home. The Association of Nigerian Academics in the UK,
NIJ appoints Osoba as Governing Council Chair
Chief Olusegun Osoba LAGOS— THE Nigerian Institute of Journalism, NIJ, has appointed former governor of Ogun
Redesign education curriculum, invest in teachers, FG told
Education Minister, Adamu Adamu. By Elizabeth Osayande Stakeholders in the education sector have said the