South Korea to use AI to detect suicide warning signs among students
The government unveiled the plan on Tuesday with the participation of 15 government agencies. The initiative aims to lower the student suicide rate from 8 per 100,000 students in 2024 to 6.5 by 2030
Number of teachers in England’s state schools continues to decline
The number of teachers working in England’s state schools has fallen for the second consecutive year, despite the government’s insistence that it is delivering on its commitment to increase teacher recruitment in areas where it is most needed.
The London school where pupils, teachers and parents spend a screen-free day
At Holy Family Catholic Primary School in west London, teachers are not allowed to use not only their phones but also laptops, tablets and monitors during the school's monthly "Screen-Free Monday" events. Interestingly, the idea came from the pupils themselves.
Azerbaijan's “Clean Caspian” project receives support from Alkagesta
The Clean Caspian project, an environmental initiative being developed in Azerbaijan to combat oil pollution, has received support from Alkagesta as part of the company's long-term commitment to sustainability, scientific innovation, and youth entrepreneurship.
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Azerbaijan launches AI-powered teaching on "Digital School" platform
Azerbaijan's Ministry of Science and Education, in partnership with UAE-based tech company G42's Presight, has introduced a digital teaching assistant for students on the country's "Digital School" platform.
Which European country speaks the worst English, and why?
According to the latest English Proficiency Index published by Education First (EF), Italy ranks 36th out of 100 countries, placing it among the weakest English-speaking nations in Europe. The findings point to long-standing structural issues in education and language learning approaches.
NASA astronauts will wear Prada
Italian fashion house Prada and aerospace company Axiom Space will collaborate to create a spacesuit scheduled to be worn during NASA's upcoming Artemis IV moon landing mission.
Will English teachers be replaced?
The issue of English language teachers being replaced by artificial intelligence (AI) is being examined.
One dead, three injured in shooting after graduation ceremony
An 18-year-old was killed and three other people were injured following a shooting after a high school graduation ceremony in California, US.
Ways to stop endless scrolling: 30-day experiment
A US journalist conducted a 30-day experiment to reduce smartphone addiction, aiming to cut daily screen time in half. At the end of the challenge, he shared the strategies that helped him spend less time on his phone.
US Education Department faces lawsuit over student loan limitations
The U.S. Department of Education is facing a lawsuit over a new policy that limits access to student loan programs.
New dinosaur species discovered in China
Scientists' understanding of the peculiar group of predatory dinosaurs known as microraptors is being altered because of a 120 million-year-old fossil discovered in what is now northwest China.
K-pop classes in Los Angeles give students hands-on industry experience
Students enrolled in K-pop classes at schools in Los Angeles recently visited Korean content industry sites, where they presented marketing and business projects to industry professionals, gaining practical experience in the field.
Progressive candidates gain ground in South Korea’s education elections
Progressive candidates won 11 of South Korea’s 16 regional education superintendent elections, strengthening their influence over the country’s education system and paving the way for the return of several liberal education policies.
The World’s most technologically advanced countries
Technological development has become one of the main indicators of a country’s progress. Today, several nations stand out for their innovation, advanced industries, and strong investment in science and technology.
Spectacular June sky events: Venus–Jupiter conjunction and rare lunar occultation
In the first half of June, skywatchers can look toward the western horizon shortly after sunset to spot Venus and Jupiter appearing close together. Around June 8–9, the two brightest planets in the evening sky will reach their closest apparent position.
UK exams watchdog warns wearable tech and AI are increasing cheating risks
England’s exams regulator, the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual), has warned that new wearable technologies such as smart glasses and hidden earpieces, along with the growing use of artificial intelligence, could significantly increase cheating in GCSE and A-level exams.
