The key market barriers in developing countries to having reliable power is a complex puzzle with many pieces that need to fit together for a comprehensive picture to be seen. Simply stated but the interwoven factors can get way over one’s head. Yet the solutions – pieces of the puzzle – are already set in […]
In a bid to hold on to the distance education financial aid from the US Department of Education, the California officials have declared the establishment of a comprehensive complaint procedure for thousands of distance-learning students. The confederate rule of law, imposed on Jul 22, necessitated the state to instigate a rigorous procedure for filing complaints […]
In the recent years, the UK has witnessed a surge in atheist parents questioning traditional religious practices in schools and dragging them into courts to file suit against the mandatory praying policies and the biblical recreations. According to a popular belief, atheism has become a new religion. With expanding secularism, atheists are growing more conscious […]
The term “personalized learning” has become widespread and notably made an impact in study communities with the works of technology. In fact, school improvement programs in 39 states have stated on how they would implement on making learning personal and self-paced in accordance in former President Obama’s US law called Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) […]
Sun Chunlan, the Vice-Premier of China has pledged to make the Ministry of Education work actively on bettering the system and providing a service, which society will find useful. In her address, Ms. Chunlan promised that she is going to actively look after the work done by officials regarding the educational system in the country. […]
The Milton Park Primary School has received a great new addition to its sports program – professional-looking football jerseys and shorts, awarded to them by the Premier League Primary Stars Kit and Equipment Scheme. The scheme is an initiative by the United Kingdom Football Foundation, in an attempt to promote sports among young children. The […]
Students in Alaska have voiced their concerns that universities are rapidly eliminating scholarships, as higher education funding was recently cut. The main problem is that the universities are taking down merit-based scholarships, on which many students depend to make it through their courses. While before the cuts the Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS) was one of […]
An initiative aiming to give teachers more control over their schools is spreading all over the United States. The Teacher-Powered Schools Initiative, which commenced more than five years ago, is becoming more popular among schools in the country, and teachers are thrilled with the results. The idea behind this organization is to give teachers more […]
Teaching assistants (TAs) and support staff in schools have demanded a salary increase in an open address to the United Kingdom Department of Education. According to teaching unions across the country, these staff members are not being rewarded for their work justly. While teachers recently received an increase in pay by around three pounds (GBP2.75), […]
The Kenyan government and educational partners across the country have agreed to conduct a first of its kind joint sector review, which will aim to evaluate how successful the implementation of regulations and policies is across the system. According to the government, this is one of the most effective ways to receive constructive feedback on the […]
