Autistic kids in Ireland are experiencing unnecessary delays as the department of education has delayed their education funds. Home tutors and the parents of the children have been complaining about this issue, but the government and the Department of Education (DoE) have no answer for this. Tutors were left with no choice but to contact […]
Legal immigration restrictions have made it increasingly harder for University students to fulfill plans of studying in the US; they cannot leverage the fact of having their university applications already approved. The H1B visa has also become harder to obtain with workers from countries such as Pakistan having to wait longer for their visas to […]
A private study report shared by Sutton Trust has shown that at least one in every 4 students in England and Wales have access to a private tutor to help them with their secondary school studies. More importantly, the students coming from wealthier backgrounds can afford to have a private tutor, where their poorer peers […]
According to Verónica López Sabater, the director of the International Financial Analysts Foundation (AFI), quality financial education is a necessary ingredient for the continuous development of digital payment systems and services. While technology is developing rapidly, and new digital solutions emerge by the minute, most innovative digital payment system requires a certain level of financial […]
The Directorate of Education (DoE) ran an analysis on the performance of students in their board exams across all government schools in Delhi. According to the results, it was revealed that the co-educational schools had performed better consistently over the past few years. Also, the general shift schools displayed better results than evening shift schools. […]
Medical schools are avoiding nutrition education. A recent analysis availed in The Lancet Planetary Health depicted the way trainee doctors lack sufficient nutrition education when they are in medical school. Notably, nutrition education is fundamental as it propels wellness, and this is instrumental in warding off severe conditions, such as diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular disease, […]
Segregation proliferated from the 1980s due to relaxed laws. Court orders were no longer being issued in support of desegregation. This has resulted in a widening gap in performance between white students and students of color from poor neighborhoods. Stanford University sociologist Sean Reardon and some colleagues have conducted researches to determine the relationship between […]
Higher education courses are now being offered as distance-education classes. Statistics show that about 3 million or 6% of all undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled in at least one distance-education class. Higher education is now being offered through online platforms. This has been prompted by technological innovations, such as the Internet. As a result, […]
The major proponents of the changes that would see the abolishment of private schools in the UK are strongly criticized by Christopher King, a representative of the Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS). King has argued that private schools are the most diverse institutions in the country. The United Kingdom’s Labor party has come under […]
Higher education sector gets boosted by Artificial Intelligence (AI) which addresses some of its challenges, such as accessibility, elevated student expectations, and decreasing lecture attendances. Artificial intelligence or AI is one of the components stipulated to instigate the fourth industrial revolution (4IR), whereby the modern space will be altered through technological innovations. AI is fronted […]
