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African Union Launches Decade of Education: A Necessary Redefinition
The African Union launched the "Decade of Accelerated Action for the Transformation of Education and Skills Development" (2025-2034), committing to allocate 4-7% of national GDPs to education, implementing free and compulsory public schooling, and focusing on skills development; however, concerns ex...
African Union Launches Decade of Education: A Necessary Redefinition
The African Union launched the "Decade of Accelerated Action for the Transformation of Education and Skills Development" (2025-2034), committing to allocate 4-7% of national GDPs to education, implementing free and compulsory public schooling, and focusing on skills development; however, concerns ex...
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60% Bias Score
Rhode Island Invests $7 Million in "Learn365RI" to Boost Student Learning
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee launched "Learn365RI", a $7 million initiative to expand learning opportunities beyond the traditional school year by partnering with municipalities and community organizations across 38 of the state's 39 municipalities to provide high-quality extended learning experi...
Rhode Island Invests $7 Million in "Learn365RI" to Boost Student Learning
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee launched "Learn365RI", a $7 million initiative to expand learning opportunities beyond the traditional school year by partnering with municipalities and community organizations across 38 of the state's 39 municipalities to provide high-quality extended learning experi...
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Putin Announces New Russian Language Policy
President Vladimir Putin announced a new state language policy for Russia, including new Russian language textbooks for schools, a crackdown on foreign loanwords, and a new children's book voucher program to promote reading and classical literature, along with establishing September 8th as the Day o...
Putin Announces New Russian Language Policy
President Vladimir Putin announced a new state language policy for Russia, including new Russian language textbooks for schools, a crackdown on foreign loanwords, and a new children's book voucher program to promote reading and classical literature, along with establishing September 8th as the Day o...
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48% Bias Score
Ontario Expands School Board Oversight Amidst Funding Debate
Ontario's education minister introduced legislation to increase oversight of school boards, including mandating police in schools and standardizing university admissions, despite criticism that underfunding is the core issue.
Ontario Expands School Board Oversight Amidst Funding Debate
Ontario's education minister introduced legislation to increase oversight of school boards, including mandating police in schools and standardizing university admissions, despite criticism that underfunding is the core issue.
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48% Bias Score
Humanistic Education: A Bulwark Against Technological and Political Threats
This article examines the critical role of humanistic education, particularly classical studies, in cultivating critical thinking and self-awareness in an era of technological advancement, contrasting this with potential political threats to higher education.
Humanistic Education: A Bulwark Against Technological and Political Threats
This article examines the critical role of humanistic education, particularly classical studies, in cultivating critical thinking and self-awareness in an era of technological advancement, contrasting this with potential political threats to higher education.
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44% Bias Score
Surge in Private School Choice Applications Signals Potential Education System Restructuring
Across the US, private school choice programs are experiencing record growth, with states like Texas, Idaho, and Tennessee implementing new initiatives and millions of applications received, amid declining public school enrollment.
Surge in Private School Choice Applications Signals Potential Education System Restructuring
Across the US, private school choice programs are experiencing record growth, with states like Texas, Idaho, and Tennessee implementing new initiatives and millions of applications received, amid declining public school enrollment.
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56% Bias Score
WA Minister Pledges Support for Overburdened Teachers
Western Australia's new education minister, Sabine Winton, has pledged to prioritize teacher support and workload reduction following a survey showing 80% of teachers considered quitting due to excessive workload, burnout, and lack of respect; new initiatives totaling $38.3 million aim to address te...
WA Minister Pledges Support for Overburdened Teachers
Western Australia's new education minister, Sabine Winton, has pledged to prioritize teacher support and workload reduction following a survey showing 80% of teachers considered quitting due to excessive workload, burnout, and lack of respect; new initiatives totaling $38.3 million aim to address te...
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CNTE Ends Mexico City Protests After Failed Negotiations
Following 23 days of protests, including a national strike and megamarch, Mexico's CNTE teachers' union will end its demonstrations in Mexico City this Saturday after failed negotiations with the government over issues including pension reform and the exceptional labor regime.
CNTE Ends Mexico City Protests After Failed Negotiations
Following 23 days of protests, including a national strike and megamarch, Mexico's CNTE teachers' union will end its demonstrations in Mexico City this Saturday after failed negotiations with the government over issues including pension reform and the exceptional labor regime.
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ECCA: A \$10 Billion Tax Break for Private Schools
The House GOP's reconciliation package contains the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), a bill that would give wealthy individuals and corporations a 100% federal tax credit for donations to private school scholarship funds, potentially costing over \$10 billion in federal revenue and dispro...
ECCA: A \$10 Billion Tax Break for Private Schools
The House GOP's reconciliation package contains the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), a bill that would give wealthy individuals and corporations a 100% federal tax credit for donations to private school scholarship funds, potentially costing over \$10 billion in federal revenue and dispro...
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68% Bias Score
Chicago Public Schools Debates Lenient Grading Policy
Chicago Public Schools is debating the impact of its lenient grading policy, allowing repeated assignment redos and late submissions to combat absenteeism, with some arguing it creates unrealistic expectations for students entering the workforce while others maintain that it prioritizes student well...
Chicago Public Schools Debates Lenient Grading Policy
Chicago Public Schools is debating the impact of its lenient grading policy, allowing repeated assignment redos and late submissions to combat absenteeism, with some arguing it creates unrealistic expectations for students entering the workforce while others maintain that it prioritizes student well...
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56% Bias Score
Germany Invests €20 Billion to Address Educational Disparities
Germany launched a €20 billion education program ("Startchancen-Programm") this year to aid 4,000 schools in disadvantaged areas until 2034, aiming to halve the number of students failing minimum standards in German and math; a survey highlights significant challenges faced by these schools, includi...
Germany Invests €20 Billion to Address Educational Disparities
Germany launched a €20 billion education program ("Startchancen-Programm") this year to aid 4,000 schools in disadvantaged areas until 2034, aiming to halve the number of students failing minimum standards in German and math; a survey highlights significant challenges faced by these schools, includi...
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Ministry Revokes Diplomas, Cancels Licenses Over School Grade Irregularities
Following an investigation by the Turkish Ministry of National Education, 403 students' diplomas were revoked, 398 students were demoted, and six private schools had their licenses canceled due to grade manipulation and "ghost classes".
Turkish Ministry Revokes Diplomas, Cancels Licenses Over School Grade Irregularities
Following an investigation by the Turkish Ministry of National Education, 403 students' diplomas were revoked, 398 students were demoted, and six private schools had their licenses canceled due to grade manipulation and "ghost classes".
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36% Bias Score
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