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Ukrainian Schoolchildren's Resilience During Wartime
The documentary film "Timestamp" portrays Ukrainian schoolchildren continuing their education amidst the war, learning English while identifying bomb threats in everyday objects, and learning crucial survival skills alongside traditional subjects, highlighting the resilience of the educational syste...
Ukrainian Schoolchildren's Resilience During Wartime
The documentary film "Timestamp" portrays Ukrainian schoolchildren continuing their education amidst the war, learning English while identifying bomb threats in everyday objects, and learning crucial survival skills alongside traditional subjects, highlighting the resilience of the educational syste...
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20% Bias Score
Afghan Women Find Solace in Books Amidst Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan under Taliban rule, women are increasingly turning to novels and self-help books as an escape from mental distress and a means of self-improvement due to restrictions on education and limited opportunities, with sales of religious texts also rising significantly.
Afghan Women Find Solace in Books Amidst Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan under Taliban rule, women are increasingly turning to novels and self-help books as an escape from mental distress and a means of self-improvement due to restrictions on education and limited opportunities, with sales of religious texts also rising significantly.
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40% Bias Score
Increased ICE Enforcement Near Schools Decreases Immigrant Student Attendance
The Trump administration's policy change allowing ICE agents near schools has caused a significant drop in school attendance among immigrant children in several US cities due to fear of family separation. Teachers report increased student anxiety and fear, while school districts work to ensure stude...
Increased ICE Enforcement Near Schools Decreases Immigrant Student Attendance
The Trump administration's policy change allowing ICE agents near schools has caused a significant drop in school attendance among immigrant children in several US cities due to fear of family separation. Teachers report increased student anxiety and fear, while school districts work to ensure stude...
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40% Bias Score
Malala Yousafzai Returns to Pakistan 13 Years After Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai, 27, returned to her Pakistani hometown of Shangla for the first time since a 2012 Taliban attack, visiting family, a school supported by her Malala Fund, and her grandmother's grave, while also publicly condemning recent attacks in the region.
Malala Yousafzai Returns to Pakistan 13 Years After Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai, 27, returned to her Pakistani hometown of Shangla for the first time since a 2012 Taliban attack, visiting family, a school supported by her Malala Fund, and her grandmother's grave, while also publicly condemning recent attacks in the region.
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32% Bias Score
ICE School Arrest Policy Impacts Attendance and Increases Anxiety
A policy change allowing ICE arrests in schools has caused decreased attendance and increased anxiety among students and teachers in 78 large school districts, despite no reported arrests within schools, prompting a lawsuit.
ICE School Arrest Policy Impacts Attendance and Increases Anxiety
A policy change allowing ICE arrests in schools has caused decreased attendance and increased anxiety among students and teachers in 78 large school districts, despite no reported arrests within schools, prompting a lawsuit.
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60% Bias Score
Finland's Education System: A Key to Combating Fake News
Finland's top ranking in resisting fake news is linked to its high-quality education system, which incorporates media and information literacy from kindergarten through to adult education programs, enabling citizens to effectively identify misinformation.
Finland's Education System: A Key to Combating Fake News
Finland's top ranking in resisting fake news is linked to its high-quality education system, which incorporates media and information literacy from kindergarten through to adult education programs, enabling citizens to effectively identify misinformation.
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48% Bias Score
Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with nearly half of Manila's classrooms empty at the start of the school week due to a weather advisory; this disproportionately impacts low-income countries and vulnerable populations, necessitating climate-res...
Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with nearly half of Manila's classrooms empty at the start of the school week due to a weather advisory; this disproportionately impacts low-income countries and vulnerable populations, necessitating climate-res...
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44% Bias Score
US Funding Cut Leaves 82 Afghan Women Students Facing Deportation from Oman
Eighty-two Afghan female students studying in Oman under the Women's Scholarship Endowment (WSE) program face deportation after the US government ended funding on March 2, 2025; the students, who overcame many obstacles to reach Oman, now risk returning to Afghanistan, where their safety and educati...
US Funding Cut Leaves 82 Afghan Women Students Facing Deportation from Oman
Eighty-two Afghan female students studying in Oman under the Women's Scholarship Endowment (WSE) program face deportation after the US government ended funding on March 2, 2025; the students, who overcame many obstacles to reach Oman, now risk returning to Afghanistan, where their safety and educati...
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56% Bias Score
Malala Returns to Pakistan 13 Years After Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai returned to her hometown in Shangla, Pakistan, for the first time since a 2012 Taliban attack, visiting family and a school supported by her Malala Fund, while also acknowledging recent terrorist attacks and praying for peace.
Malala Returns to Pakistan 13 Years After Taliban Attack
Malala Yousafzai returned to her hometown in Shangla, Pakistan, for the first time since a 2012 Taliban attack, visiting family and a school supported by her Malala Fund, while also acknowledging recent terrorist attacks and praying for peace.
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28% Bias Score
Microschools Face Legal Hurdles Amid Declining Student Test Scores
National Assessment of Educational Progress data reveals declining student reading and math scores, widening achievement gaps, and rising parental dissatisfaction with public schools; this has led to the growth of microschools, but they face legal and regulatory barriers in states like Iowa and Flor...
Microschools Face Legal Hurdles Amid Declining Student Test Scores
National Assessment of Educational Progress data reveals declining student reading and math scores, widening achievement gaps, and rising parental dissatisfaction with public schools; this has led to the growth of microschools, but they face legal and regulatory barriers in states like Iowa and Flor...
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52% Bias Score
Bristol School's Sanctuary Status Aids Refugee Children's Integration
Easton CE Academy, a Bristol primary school with Sanctuary Status, actively supports refugee children, utilizing multilingual staff and peer support to help them overcome challenges and integrate into school life, highlighting the positive impact of inclusive education.
Bristol School's Sanctuary Status Aids Refugee Children's Integration
Easton CE Academy, a Bristol primary school with Sanctuary Status, actively supports refugee children, utilizing multilingual staff and peer support to help them overcome challenges and integrate into school life, highlighting the positive impact of inclusive education.
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44% Bias Score
Russia to Support Ethiopian Tech Education with 100 Scholarships
Russia will provide 100 scholarships to Ethiopian students for the 2025/26 academic year, focusing on technology, as announced at a forum in Addis Ababa aimed at strengthening technological and educational collaboration between the two countries.
Russia to Support Ethiopian Tech Education with 100 Scholarships
Russia will provide 100 scholarships to Ethiopian students for the 2025/26 academic year, focusing on technology, as announced at a forum in Addis Ababa aimed at strengthening technological and educational collaboration between the two countries.
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44% Bias Score
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