Decisions to stop or start in-person K-12 learning aren’t getting easier
In recent weeks, as novel coronavirus caseloads across the country have surged, school systems are making difficult decisions to stop...
Month: November 2020
Several large universities plan to increase coronavirus testing in the spring
Dive Brief: Several large universities are planning to increase coronavirus testing in the spring after seeing outbreaks in the fall. ...
Pearson PTE Academic accepted for regular Canada study stream
Separately, the testing provider has also announced it has launched SELTs in Nigeria for individuals wishing to work, study or come...
Report: 420K fewer homeless students identified at start of school year
Dive Brief: A national survey of 1,444 McKinney-Vento education liaisons in 49 states shows a 28% drop in the identification...
How COVID-19 is affecting students with visual impairments and their educators
L. Penny Rosenblum is director of research for the American Foundation for the Blind. “It takes a village, and many students don’t...
States should reject ‘across-the-board’ higher ed funding cuts: report
Dive Brief: State policymakers should not pursue proportional budget cuts to colleges and instead preserve money for institutions that assist...
17,584 fewer int’l student enrolments for K-12 schools
The online survey was launched in late September 2020, to find out how the pandemic had affected CAPS-I members’ fall...
Pandemic exacerbating work integrated learning options in Australia
The International Education Association of Australia has published best practice principles to prepare international students for “success in a dynamic...
International engagement on Aussie schools’ agenda
Funded by the federal government, the comprehensive kit is described as a “map for schools to take a deep dive...
New programs aren’t paying off for all colleges: report
Dive Brief: Many of the academic programs colleges have added in recent years don't produce many graduates down the road,...
