Considerable expulsions and suspensions can depict the difference in school discipline. A study by the American Psychological Association (APA) suggested that most of the approaches utilized in school discipline are counterproductive. It was noted by APA that discipline approached proved detrimental as they increased the chances of students dropping out, as well as negatively affecting […]
Gavin has stated that he will be implementing policies to curb misleading marketing campaigns that are giving false hopes and opportunities. The universities are doing this to increase the number of students in their universities not out of goodwill for the students. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has urged universities to stop marketing their schools with […]
Teachers of science and modern languages will be paid the top bonus of $11,000 or even more from the following year, should they decide to stay and continue at the school. With this, the government also announced new scholarships and fellowship programs for schools. With elections coming up, the government apparently has started paying heed […]
Child poverty has led to some students going without food during holidays. This has raised concern to members of parliament (MP) with Mr. Lavery, the Labor MP for Wansbeck conducting research which has highlighted this issue in depth. Labor MP for Wansbeck, Ian Lavery, has released a report which claims that the level of child […]
The Call Me MISTER (Mentors Instruction Student Toward Effective Role Models) initiative is aimed to provide a diverse pool of available teachers, especially in low performing elementary schools. Goals of the Call Me MISTER movement The program aims to provide a diversified pool of excellent teachers exhibiting a passion for teaching. As of today, only […]
Applied Scholastics International adopts learning mechanisms by Ron Hubbard to tackle illiteracy in Sierra Leone. Illiteracy has deprived the region of being peaceful and productive. The volunteer director of Applied Scholastics International, Tim Bowles, explained that illiteracy is the root cause of the regions’ series of wars between 1979 to 1980,1989 to 2003, and 1991 […]
On Friday, as a fifth parent was charged regarding the college admission fraud issue, California Governor Gavin Newsom also signed multiple bills to help improve the financial aid programs for college students. An answer to college admission fraud The bill signing of Gov. Newsom took place on the same day a fifth parent was sentenced […]
In a recent interview with the Indian Express, Inge Kauer, who is the executive director of Access to Nutrition Initiative speaks how nutrition education and food safety standards are a must in a country like India and should be made a top priority in the country. It is neccessary that food is a resource that […]
Digital instructional materials are gaining more adherents in the academic world, influenced by economic trends, social-emotional learning, and career-ready education. The shift from print instructions to digital Instructional materials was adequately discussed in a webinar hosted by edWeb.net. The presenter of the webinar, Kathy Mickey, revealed her company research findings on instructional articles, with trend […]
‘Emotional education’ in the curriculum will hopefully alleviate the mental health crisis among students in the United Kingdom. The latest research reveals that as much as 96% of students in the UK favor this solution. App Fika– an emotional fitness app for students surveyed 1500 and 100 students and employers respectively. In the survey, they […]
