The Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TSWREIS) has been chosen by the Harvard University Graduate School of Education as a case study for welfare programs. The news was announced by RS Praveen Kumar, IPS, Secretary of (TSWREIS) who stated that he had received official communication from Harvard. The success of the social welfare […]
Preschoolers’ executive functions are inevitable in life and come handy in tackling difficult circumstances. Prof Jelena Obradovic of Stanford Graduate School of Education, the overseer of the study of rural Pakistani children, further asserted that the research they undertook was instrumental in bridging the gap of understanding executive functions of preschoolers from disadvantaged places. He also […]
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities support for children faced crisis but help is coming in the form of £700m funding. Acknowledging the need to overhaul the system and increase its funding, the government has agreed to fund the program with an additional £700 million. Families of children deserving the support have filled several complaints against […]
An exoskeleton controlled by brain signals helps a man walk after being paralyzed for four years. Mr. Thibault was involved in an accident at a club four years ago, falling 15m from the ground. The patient’s spinal cord was intensely damaged that left him paralyzed from shoulders down. Thibault spent two years in the hospital […]
The Australian short course scholarships are being offered to international professionals and students by the government. Short courses have proven to be prudent in the present society as they are an ideal avenue where one can attain innovative skills in a short period. Australian short course scholarships have factored in this fact as they are […]
Teachers’ low salary has been brought to attention as World Teachers Day draws near. The situation is dire to the extent that it is believed that no one joins teaching due to the low pay. According to a former North Carolina math teacher, he made the same amount of money walking dogs as he did […]
A think tank based in Washington D.C. called Third Way has released a report based on a study on college education they recently conducted. It was reported that graduates after college education earn similar to high school graduates. Although this is alarming, it is an interesting find too. A college education is considered as an […]
The P11.6 billion budget cut for the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) this 2020 will cripple the agency’s scholarship grants. CHED has been granting free tuition and scholarship grants for thousands of students in high school and college levels out of the fund for the previous years. According to Senate President Pro Tempore Ralph Recto, […]
Indy STEM Teacher Residency is a new project set to train and retain about 60 teachers to improve learning in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education. Indy STEM Teacher Residency project by Purdue University’s College of Education and Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) ranks among other opportunities for progressive STEM education in the region. The IPS […]
International students in Japan feel neglected even in the largest and most preferred education hubs in the world, evidenced by a rising trend in dropouts. International students in Japan are facing a lot of trouble and since no one is paying heed to their problems, students and parents are more worried than ever. More than […]
