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Putin Visits Saint Petersburg Maritime University, Underscoring Role in Shipbuilding and Electric Vessel Development
President Vladimir Putin visited Saint Petersburg State Marine Technical University on Navy Day, reviewing its role in training specialists for the Russian fleet and its collaboration with Emperium on electric ship development, including the successful testing of the Moyka 2.0 vessel.
Putin Visits Saint Petersburg Maritime University, Underscoring Role in Shipbuilding and Electric Vessel Development
President Vladimir Putin visited Saint Petersburg State Marine Technical University on Navy Day, reviewing its role in training specialists for the Russian fleet and its collaboration with Emperium on electric ship development, including the successful testing of the Moyka 2.0 vessel.
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52% Bias Score
Therese von Brunswick: Pioneer of Hungarian Education and Beethoven's Muse
Therese von Brunswick, sister of Beethoven's lover Josephine, founded Hungary's first kindergarten in 1828, highlighting her commitment to education and the Hungarian language; her family's close relationship with Beethoven resulted in several musical collaborations and underscores their role in Hun...
Therese von Brunswick: Pioneer of Hungarian Education and Beethoven's Muse
Therese von Brunswick, sister of Beethoven's lover Josephine, founded Hungary's first kindergarten in 1828, highlighting her commitment to education and the Hungarian language; her family's close relationship with Beethoven resulted in several musical collaborations and underscores their role in Hun...
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24% Bias Score
Five Virginia School Districts Ordered to Change Transgender Bathroom Policies
The Department of Education has ordered five Northern Virginia school districts to change their transgender bathroom policies within 10 days, citing Title IX violations after an investigation prompted by complaints alleging the policies allowed transgender students to use bathrooms that align with t...
Five Virginia School Districts Ordered to Change Transgender Bathroom Policies
The Department of Education has ordered five Northern Virginia school districts to change their transgender bathroom policies within 10 days, citing Title IX violations after an investigation prompted by complaints alleging the policies allowed transgender students to use bathrooms that align with t...
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80% Bias Score
Integration: A Personal Journey and Systemic Challenges
A Turkish immigrant's successful integration into German society, facilitated by early interaction with German peers and a supportive school environment, highlights the challenges of school segregation and the complex role of family background in integration.
Integration: A Personal Journey and Systemic Challenges
A Turkish immigrant's successful integration into German society, facilitated by early interaction with German peers and a supportive school environment, highlights the challenges of school segregation and the complex role of family background in integration.
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60% Bias Score
Antisemitic Abuse Reported at Melbourne Museum
At Melbourne's Museum, high school students allegedly subjected Jewish elementary school children to antisemitic abuse, prompting an investigation by Museums Victoria and raising concerns about hate speech and inaction from some educators.
Antisemitic Abuse Reported at Melbourne Museum
At Melbourne's Museum, high school students allegedly subjected Jewish elementary school children to antisemitic abuse, prompting an investigation by Museums Victoria and raising concerns about hate speech and inaction from some educators.
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40% Bias Score
High Student Suicide Rate in India Prompts National Task Force
In 2022, 13,000 Indian students died by suicide, representing 7.6% of all suicides; intense academic pressure, lack of mental health support, and rigid societal expectations are cited as key factors, prompting a national task force to address this "epidemic".
High Student Suicide Rate in India Prompts National Task Force
In 2022, 13,000 Indian students died by suicide, representing 7.6% of all suicides; intense academic pressure, lack of mental health support, and rigid societal expectations are cited as key factors, prompting a national task force to address this "epidemic".
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24% Bias Score
Student Barber's $3000 Garage Business Highlights Successful School Entrepreneurship Program
Haileybury College student Nathan Yin launched a successful barber business, "Yinny Fadezz," earning $3000 in a year from his garage, showcasing the effectiveness of the school's entrepreneurship program; Mansfield Secondary College also implements similar programs.
Student Barber's $3000 Garage Business Highlights Successful School Entrepreneurship Program
Haileybury College student Nathan Yin launched a successful barber business, "Yinny Fadezz," earning $3000 in a year from his garage, showcasing the effectiveness of the school's entrepreneurship program; Mansfield Secondary College also implements similar programs.
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48% Bias Score
Oklahoma Education Chief Under Investigation for Allegedly Showing Nude Images
Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters faces investigation after two state board members reported seeing nude images on his office TV during a Thursday meeting; Walters denies the claims, citing a political agenda, while an inquiry is underway.
Oklahoma Education Chief Under Investigation for Allegedly Showing Nude Images
Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters faces investigation after two state board members reported seeing nude images on his office TV during a Thursday meeting; Walters denies the claims, citing a political agenda, while an inquiry is underway.
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56% Bias Score
Rising Top Abitur Grades in Germany Spark Debate on Grade Inflation
The number of German students achieving top grades in the Abitur is increasing, especially in eastern Germany, causing concerns about grade inflation and the devaluation of the Abitur, despite inconsistent results on national standardized tests.
Rising Top Abitur Grades in Germany Spark Debate on Grade Inflation
The number of German students achieving top grades in the Abitur is increasing, especially in eastern Germany, causing concerns about grade inflation and the devaluation of the Abitur, despite inconsistent results on national standardized tests.
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56% Bias Score
Germany's Immigrant Student Achievement Gap: A Systemic Issue
Germany's high immigrant population (20 percent) significantly impacts its schools, creating an achievement gap between immigrant and native students unparalleled globally. This is discussed in the ZEIT podcast 'Das Politikteil' featuring education editor Martin Spiewak, highlighting the need for re...
Germany's Immigrant Student Achievement Gap: A Systemic Issue
Germany's high immigrant population (20 percent) significantly impacts its schools, creating an achievement gap between immigrant and native students unparalleled globally. This is discussed in the ZEIT podcast 'Das Politikteil' featuring education editor Martin Spiewak, highlighting the need for re...
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60% Bias Score
West Virginia Judge Allows Religious Exemptions to School Vaccine Mandate
A West Virginia judge granted a preliminary injunction to three families, allowing their children to attend school without mandated vaccinations due to religious exemptions, creating a conflict between the governor's executive order and the state Board of Education.
West Virginia Judge Allows Religious Exemptions to School Vaccine Mandate
A West Virginia judge granted a preliminary injunction to three families, allowing their children to attend school without mandated vaccinations due to religious exemptions, creating a conflict between the governor's executive order and the state Board of Education.
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48% Bias Score
Wrack Elected NASUWT General Secretary in Low-Turnout Election
Matt Wrack won the NASUWT general secretary election with 5,249 votes against 3,126, following a legal challenge that led to a 4.7% voter turnout among 178,306 eligible members; he plans to prioritize teacher pay, workloads, and working conditions.
Wrack Elected NASUWT General Secretary in Low-Turnout Election
Matt Wrack won the NASUWT general secretary election with 5,249 votes against 3,126, following a legal challenge that led to a 4.7% voter turnout among 178,306 eligible members; he plans to prioritize teacher pay, workloads, and working conditions.
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40% Bias Score
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