Should teachers get paid for working overtime?
A survey about the overtime pay issue was conducted.
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Nigerian student’s story of survival
Ovey Friday, a Nigerian student who survived torture as a child after being accused of witchcraft.
Model United Nations (MUN): A guide for students
Model United Nations (MUN) is a program that simulates UN debates where students represent countries and discuss global issues, helping them grow and develop key skills.
Effective study methods
Here's an overview of research-based study techniques designed to improve academic performance and exam readiness among college students
Vietnam calls for stronger China cooperation in education, science and innovation
Vietnam’s top leader Tô Lâm has called for deeper Vietnam–China cooperation in education, science, technology, and innovation, saying that stronger academic ties and youth exchanges will help shape a more stable, practical, and future-oriented bilateral relationship.
Government to introduce blended learning in select city schools from next week
The government is set to introduce a blended learning system in selected schools in metropolitan and city corporation areas from next week, combining in-person and online classes as part of a phased effort to modernize teaching and ease classroom congestion.
China unveils plan to integrate AI into education system
China has unveiled a new action plan to integrate artificial intelligence into its education system.
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Stanford University announces $1 million in grants for AI in education
A new initiative at Stanford University will offer $1 million in seed funding to faculty, students, and staff who want to rethink how AI can be integrated into college teaching.
Silicon Valley startup is developing a beanie that could read your mind
A mind-reading beanie could be created.
Is Artificial Intelligence good for education?
The integration of AI in education is a pressing issue.
Android users are less loyal to the brand
Survey suggests that Android users are more open to change their phone brand, compared to iPhone users.
Thousands of children study underground in Kharkiv, Ukraine
Thousands of children in Ukraine’s second-largest city are continuing their education underground in metro stations and specially equipped shelters to stay safe from ongoing Russian attacks.
Cedarville university’s curriculum materials center combines learning, play, and community for education majors
Cedarville University’s Curriculum Materials Center (CMC) offers education majors more than just books and teaching aids-it provides a vibrant, hands-on space where students can explore, collaborate, and prepare for their future classrooms while building a supportive campus community.
England needs 1,400 new educational psychologists
Local authorities in England are reported to need to recruit an additional 1,400 educational psychologists to meet the needs of children requiring special care, including those with autism. This step is estimated to cost around £140 million.
Yale report warns of deepening trust crisis in U.S. higher education
A sweeping new report from Yale University delivers a blunt warning: public trust in American higher education is collapsing, driven by soaring costs, opaque admissions practices, and growing concerns over free expression on campus.
Scientists revive a 24,000-year-old frozen animal in Siberia
A microscopic multicellular animal—a rotifer—that had remained frozen for approximately 24,000 years after being extracted from Siberia’s permafrost has been brought back to life.
Did Mars have water?
A new discovery suggests that there was once an ocean on Mars.
Iran shifts to online education
Iran has imposed online education in all universities and schools.