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Emergency School Opens in Cúcuta for Children Displaced by Catatumbo Crisis
A temporary school in Cúcuta, Colombia, provides emergency education to over 280 children displaced by the Catatumbo crisis, which has forced over 46,000 children out of school since January 16th, resulting in a complex logistical operation to transport them from temporary hotel housing.
Emergency School Opens in Cúcuta for Children Displaced by Catatumbo Crisis
A temporary school in Cúcuta, Colombia, provides emergency education to over 280 children displaced by the Catatumbo crisis, which has forced over 46,000 children out of school since January 16th, resulting in a complex logistical operation to transport them from temporary hotel housing.
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40% Bias Score
Media's Promotion of Flat-Earth Theory Raises Concerns about Misinformation
The media's coverage of a former soccer player's flat-Earth claims illustrates the dangers of prioritizing entertainment over facts, jeopardizing critical thinking and public understanding.
Media's Promotion of Flat-Earth Theory Raises Concerns about Misinformation
The media's coverage of a former soccer player's flat-Earth claims illustrates the dangers of prioritizing entertainment over facts, jeopardizing critical thinking and public understanding.
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64% Bias Score
Utah Mandates K-12 Firearm Safety Instruction
Utah's House passed a bill mandating K-12 firearm safety instruction, starting as early as kindergarten next school year, despite concerns from gun violence prevention advocates who believe the responsibility rests with adult gun owners, not children.
Utah Mandates K-12 Firearm Safety Instruction
Utah's House passed a bill mandating K-12 firearm safety instruction, starting as early as kindergarten next school year, despite concerns from gun violence prevention advocates who believe the responsibility rests with adult gun owners, not children.
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44% Bias Score
Bangladesh Textbook Revisions Spark Controversy After Government Change
Following the August 2024 fall of Sheikh Hasina's government in Bangladesh, the interim government revised 441 school textbooks from primary to secondary levels, altering the portrayal of historical figures and sparking controversies regarding the balance and inclusivity of historical accounts.
Bangladesh Textbook Revisions Spark Controversy After Government Change
Following the August 2024 fall of Sheikh Hasina's government in Bangladesh, the interim government revised 441 school textbooks from primary to secondary levels, altering the portrayal of historical figures and sparking controversies regarding the balance and inclusivity of historical accounts.
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40% Bias Score
Brooklyn Catholic Schools Buck National Trend, Achieve High Student Proficiency
The Diocese of Brooklyn's Catholic schools achieved a 70% proficiency rate in English and math among eighth graders, contrasting with a national average of 30%, by implementing specialized teacher coaching and tailored instruction, suggesting a potential model for nationwide improvement.
Brooklyn Catholic Schools Buck National Trend, Achieve High Student Proficiency
The Diocese of Brooklyn's Catholic schools achieved a 70% proficiency rate in English and math among eighth graders, contrasting with a national average of 30%, by implementing specialized teacher coaching and tailored instruction, suggesting a potential model for nationwide improvement.
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44% Bias Score
Bavarian Students Face Unusually Long School Period Before Spring Break
Bavarian students face an eight-week-long school period before spring break, encompassing almost all of January and February, prompting criticism and concern over student well-being and academic pressure, particularly given a Minister's insensitive motivational message.
Bavarian Students Face Unusually Long School Period Before Spring Break
Bavarian students face an eight-week-long school period before spring break, encompassing almost all of January and February, prompting criticism and concern over student well-being and academic pressure, particularly given a Minister's insensitive motivational message.
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52% Bias Score
Post-Pandemic Work-From-Home Trend Impacts School Attendance in England
England's school attendance rates have dropped significantly since the pandemic, with persistent absences rising to 24% in state secondary schools in 2022-23, largely due to parents working from home and impacting children's routines, alongside other factors like mental health and insufficient schoo...
Post-Pandemic Work-From-Home Trend Impacts School Attendance in England
England's school attendance rates have dropped significantly since the pandemic, with persistent absences rising to 24% in state secondary schools in 2022-23, largely due to parents working from home and impacting children's routines, alongside other factors like mental health and insufficient schoo...
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40% Bias Score
Polish School Offers Refuge and Education to Ukrainian Children Displaced by War
In Warsaw, Poland, the Children of Ukraine Educational Centre provides education and refuge to approximately 300 Ukrainian children displaced by the war, offering instruction in Ukrainian, Polish, and English, along with extracurricular activities and psychological support, funded primarily by donat...
Polish School Offers Refuge and Education to Ukrainian Children Displaced by War
In Warsaw, Poland, the Children of Ukraine Educational Centre provides education and refuge to approximately 300 Ukrainian children displaced by the war, offering instruction in Ukrainian, Polish, and English, along with extracurricular activities and psychological support, funded primarily by donat...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Bans Federal Funding for Schools with COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
President Trump signed an executive order Friday barring schools with COVID-19 vaccine mandates from receiving federal funds, impacting K-12 and higher education, following reports of ongoing mandates despite the lack of statewide K-12 requirements and few mandates in higher education.
Trump Bans Federal Funding for Schools with COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
President Trump signed an executive order Friday barring schools with COVID-19 vaccine mandates from receiving federal funds, impacting K-12 and higher education, following reports of ongoing mandates despite the lack of statewide K-12 requirements and few mandates in higher education.
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48% Bias Score
Vermiglio": Resilience in a Remote Italian Village During WWII
Maura Delpero's "Vermiglio," set in a remote Italian Alpine village during WWII's final days, portrays the villagers' lives unaffected by war until a Sicilian deserter arrives, prompting reflections on courage, love, education, and the impact of war's proximity.
Vermiglio": Resilience in a Remote Italian Village During WWII
Maura Delpero's "Vermiglio," set in a remote Italian Alpine village during WWII's final days, portrays the villagers' lives unaffected by war until a Sicilian deserter arrives, prompting reflections on courage, love, education, and the impact of war's proximity.
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40% Bias Score
Critical Thinking Deficit in Students Demands Action from Educators
A global study reveals that half of students exhibit low critical thinking skills; educators should promote diverse viewpoints, interdisciplinary learning, and collaborative inquiry to improve students' critical thinking abilities and future collaboration success.
Critical Thinking Deficit in Students Demands Action from Educators
A global study reveals that half of students exhibit low critical thinking skills; educators should promote diverse viewpoints, interdisciplinary learning, and collaborative inquiry to improve students' critical thinking abilities and future collaboration success.
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20% Bias Score
NAEP Scores Decline, Funding Cuts Raise Concerns
The latest NAEP results show declining reading and math scores among 4th and 8th graders, particularly among low-performing students, widening achievement gaps; this coincides with a concerning $900 million budget cut to the Institute of Education Sciences, which houses NAEP.
NAEP Scores Decline, Funding Cuts Raise Concerns
The latest NAEP results show declining reading and math scores among 4th and 8th graders, particularly among low-performing students, widening achievement gaps; this coincides with a concerning $900 million budget cut to the Institute of Education Sciences, which houses NAEP.
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40% Bias Score
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