Amid protests, districts re-examine police contracts, policies
In the wake of the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, school...
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California (finally) considers a way to measure student growth
Almost two years ago, the California Department of Education revised its accountability system — called the California Dashboard — but opted...
73% of international students say studying in the country is still “very likely”
Running between April 22 to May 12, the survey asked 350 students from 66 countries about future study plans in...
EnglishUSA expands membership options to pathways and individuals
US pathway programs that combine English language and academic preparation with credit-bearing university classes and ‘Friends of EnglishUSA’ will now...
English UK announces ELT anti-racism action group
One of the first tasks the group will undertake is drafting an amendment to enshrine its collective commitment to anti-racism...
Kahoot! & Cambridge Assessment English launch language games for children
Nine games are already available and are specifically designed to help learners to explore, practise and review language and reading...
Parents write Open Letter to Minister over inclusion of children with Special Needs on E-Learning
By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja Following the Coronavirus, COVID-19, lockdown and school closure nationwide by the Federal and State Governments,...
DELSU improves in national, global rankings
By Adesina Wahab The Delta State University, DELSU, Abraka, has improved in the ranking of universities in the country and...
Tuition discounts could hurt private colleges amid pandemic, Fitch says
Dive Brief: Enrollment could fall 5% to 20% across the higher education sector this fall because of the coronavirus pandemic,...
What’s Next: ‘It’s all a chess game’ as small colleges weigh cuts to sports
Editor's note: In this weekly column, we're looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the...
