As the March 3 ballot draws near, California voters are eyeing to vote for the implementation of Proposition 13. Proposition 13 on the March 3 primary ballot On March 3, 2020, the state of California will vote for one statewide policy, where Proposition 13 is an obvious crowd favorite. Under the Proposition 13 policy, an […]
What is the impact of poverty on education? Poverty basically sucks off the ability of a person to be a part of a functioning society. The definition of poverty There are different definitions of poverty, sometimes it’s just stereotyping from the people around us, an image portrayed by social media and the television, and maybe just […]
New York City charter school application realized a 26 percent surge in applications following increased test scores and more student customized experiences in the city. With approximately 126,400 students, charter school students contribute to 11 percent of learners in public schools within New York. There are 33,000 vacant seats that are open for New York […]
Two students from Wisconsin University have pressed charges against their faculty for prohibiting wearing T-shirts that display gun rights, labeling it as a violation of free speech constitutional right or the so-called 1st Amendment under the United States Constitution: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging […]
The new Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum has signaled a lot of concern for parents and guardians on the effect it would have on their wards during the upcoming summer break. With the new CBSE curriculum schools under the union or affiliated to it would have to attend classes in April, depriving them […]
Egypt Ministry of Education has announced the launch of a National Reading Program (NRP), in a move to get children and youth to participate more in reading. The Egyptian Minister announced Education Tarek Shawki at the “High-Level Conference on Accelerating Learning in the Middle East and Africa” in Cairo. The Minister of education explained that […]
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with the Ghana Ministry of Education, has initiated the Early Grade Reading program for Ghanaian students. The Early Grade Reading program is aimed at delivering quality education to Ghanaian children, as a student result begins to diminish recently. The program would witness the distribution and […]
New promises of reparations to atone for historical ties to slavery have opened new territory in a reckoning at American colleges, which until now have responded with monuments, building name changes, and public apologies. Notably many American colleges and renowned universities have their campuses built by enslaved Africans, Profits from slavery and related industries reportedly […]
Scientists have revealed that online and video games may be having a positive impact on the psyche of young people as opposed to general stereotypes of games. These scientists noted that the positive impact of computers, online, and video games on the student is due to the creation of an interesting “shell” for games, classes, […]
Australian politician and current deputy leader of the Labor party, Tanya Plibersek, has issued a warning to government and internal critics on the need to address the issue of inequality in schools. She made this call in a speech delivered to the Australian Education Union, were Plibersek warned both institutions that the fight for equal […]
