Adamu seeks protection of schools, release of students, teachers in captivity
…Reiterates FG’s commitment to safe learning environment Adamu Adamu By Joseph Erunke MINISTER of Education,
Day: September 9, 2020
Colleges met with strikes, collective action over fall reopening plans
Dive Brief: Several colleges’ decisions to offer campus-based instruction are the subject of strikes or
CARES Act rule blocked for Massachusetts colleges
Dive Brief: A federal judge in Massachusetts last week blocked the U.S. Department of Education’s
What’s Next: How will the pandemic change college football?
Editor’s note: In this column, we’re looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect
Student engagement remains a challenge in distance learning
Dive Brief: While districts must ensure all students and staff have access to high-speed wireless
Helping middle-schoolers build self-regulation skills remotely
Dive Brief: Middle school students may need assistance to manage online learning, as they’re being
Ed Dept decision on trans student-athletes could have broader implications
Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights updated its decision on a
Districts’ approaches to accommodating high-risk educators a mixed bag
Dive Brief: As some school districts nationwide move to reopen buildings for face-to-face learning, accommodations
Survey: Parents stressed, anxious about sending children back to school
Dive Brief: Working parents considering back-to-school plans for their children seek flexibility from their employers,
LASU students win grant, SME100AFRICA enterprising award
By Elizabeth Osayande The duo of Veracruz Gbolahan and Dawodu Joshua, students of Lagos State