A Yale University research published in the American Journal of Public Health has stated that individuals who complete high school education are likely to live longer than vice-versa. According to the research, non-completion of high school education is associated with several risk factors that can lead to an untimely death, such as smoking and obesity, […]
The government of Florida is downplaying the negative effect of the Baker Act in students with special needs. The Baker Act of Florida The Baker Act, also known as the Florida Mental Health Act of 1971, gives authority to law enforcement officers to forcefully admit anyone, especially minors suspected with a mental illness that is […]
James Coombs demands transparency in 11-plus exam results. A Father questions son’s 11-plus exam results James Coomb, a father to a ten-year-old boy, feels anxiety as his son is about to take the 11-plus exam. Mr. Coomb is pretty confident with his son’s academic prowess, always a part of the top-performing students in his class. […]
The World Health Organization (WHO) experts are speculating that perhaps, the world would witness a Coronavirus pandemic based on the latest reports about an increase in the number of Coronavirus infections. WHO director, Dr. Tedros Adhanom reiterated the fact that there was no need for fear for the situation at hand should be assessed based […]
According to Seoul authorities, 34 newly married South Koreans are stuck in Mauritius after being gathered up and quarantined due to a Coronavirus travel ban. In a sad turn of events, 400 South Koreans were made to fly back home from Israel after 24 catholic faithful on a pilgrimage to Israel were confirmed positive for […]
A child climate activist has stated that schools are failing them because it has been observed that it is educated people who bring harm to the environment. According to him, schools do not prepare anyone or educate people for climate emergency, but rather, focus only on science, technology, engineering, and maths. 17-year-old Joe, who is […]
The education system in Hungary is encountering serious resistance regarding the new nationalist curriculum. A nationalist curriculum for the modern ages The Hungarian government wants to incorporate 19th-century nationalism in today’s education curriculum, but a significant number of opposing parties are blocking its full implementation. The Director-General for the Petofi Museum of Literature, Szilard Demeter […]
The Andhra Pradesh government showcases its four pillars of change in the state’s education system. Showcasing the four pillars of change Under the leadership of Chief Minister Y. S. Jaganmohan Reddy of the Andhra Pradesh government, its education experienced a major revamp and rebooting. The inauguration of these major changes will be showcased this coming […]
A new report from the Federal reserve bank of New York indicates that 40 percent of higher education graduates are underemployed, meaning they are not working in their fields of expertise. Moreover, 12.5 percent are earning $25,000 or less annually, which is far from the threshold that a graduate should earn. Vast gaps in wage […]
The University of Nevada has received $9 million education grants from the San Manuel Indian mission which marks the greatest non-state donations institutions of higher learning by the group. The contribution is set to increase chances for native American learners and instructors to train themselves. Education grants to boost tribal gaming in Nevada University The […]
