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New US Visa Policy Blocks Palestinian Students
A new US policy blocks Palestinian students from studying in the US, impacting dozens who had been accepted to universities, causing a three-year delay in their education.
New US Visa Policy Blocks Palestinian Students
A new US policy blocks Palestinian students from studying in the US, impacting dozens who had been accepted to universities, causing a three-year delay in their education.
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60% Bias Score
New US Visa Policy Blocks Palestinian Students
A new US policy blocks Palestinian students from studying in the US, impacting dozens who had already been accepted to universities, forcing them to restart their applications and delaying their educations by three years, amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
New US Visa Policy Blocks Palestinian Students
A new US policy blocks Palestinian students from studying in the US, impacting dozens who had already been accepted to universities, forcing them to restart their applications and delaying their educations by three years, amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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52% Bias Score
Madrid's Ayuso warns against pro-Palestine symbols in schools
Madrid's President, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, warned against displaying pro-Palestine and anti-Israel invasion symbols in schools during her speech at the University of Alcalá de Henares, amidst protests against underfunding of public universities.
Madrid's Ayuso warns against pro-Palestine symbols in schools
Madrid's President, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, warned against displaying pro-Palestine and anti-Israel invasion symbols in schools during her speech at the University of Alcalá de Henares, amidst protests against underfunding of public universities.
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52% Bias Score
Taliban Bans Books by Women from Afghan Universities
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has banned approximately 680 books from university curricula, including 140 written by women, and 18 subjects, six of which focus on women's issues, citing concerns about anti-sharia and anti-Taliban policies.
Taliban Bans Books by Women from Afghan Universities
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has banned approximately 680 books from university curricula, including 140 written by women, and 18 subjects, six of which focus on women's issues, citing concerns about anti-sharia and anti-Taliban policies.
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24% Bias Score
AI in German Schools: Boon or Bane?
In Germany, 66-75% of students use AI tools for schoolwork, prompting calls for educational reform and teacher training to integrate AI ethically into the curriculum.
AI in German Schools: Boon or Bane?
In Germany, 66-75% of students use AI tools for schoolwork, prompting calls for educational reform and teacher training to integrate AI ethically into the curriculum.
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52% Bias Score
Tensions Mark Alcalá University's Academic Year Opening
Amidst a heavy police presence, Madrid's regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, opened Alcalá University's academic year, met by both supporters and a divided protest by UGT demanding increased public education funding.
Tensions Mark Alcalá University's Academic Year Opening
Amidst a heavy police presence, Madrid's regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, opened Alcalá University's academic year, met by both supporters and a divided protest by UGT demanding increased public education funding.
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28% Bias Score
US Visa Ban Delays Education of Palestinian Students
A new US policy banning non-immigrant visas for Palestinian passport holders has left dozens of students, accepted into American universities, stranded in Gaza, delaying their education by up to three years.
US Visa Ban Delays Education of Palestinian Students
A new US policy banning non-immigrant visas for Palestinian passport holders has left dozens of students, accepted into American universities, stranded in Gaza, delaying their education by up to three years.
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48% Bias Score
AI's Impact on Critical Thinking: A Double-Edged Sword
AI's increasing role in education, work, and daily life raises concerns about its impact on critical thinking, with experts highlighting both its benefits and potential drawbacks, particularly regarding its use in education and political influence.
AI's Impact on Critical Thinking: A Double-Edged Sword
AI's increasing role in education, work, and daily life raises concerns about its impact on critical thinking, with experts highlighting both its benefits and potential drawbacks, particularly regarding its use in education and political influence.
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20% Bias Score
Rheinland-Pfalz Education Minister Advocates for Data-Driven Individualized Student Support
Rhineland-Palatinate Education Minister Sven Teuber announced plans to strengthen individualized student support using data-driven approaches, inspired by his observations of the Canadian education system.
Rheinland-Pfalz Education Minister Advocates for Data-Driven Individualized Student Support
Rhineland-Palatinate Education Minister Sven Teuber announced plans to strengthen individualized student support using data-driven approaches, inspired by his observations of the Canadian education system.
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52% Bias Score
Taliban Bans Books by Women from Afghan Universities
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has banned 680 books from university curricula, including 140 written by women, and 18 subjects deemed "in conflict with Sharia", impacting women's access to education and academic freedom.
Taliban Bans Books by Women from Afghan Universities
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has banned 680 books from university curricula, including 140 written by women, and 18 subjects deemed "in conflict with Sharia", impacting women's access to education and academic freedom.
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28% Bias Score
Turkey Deploys Non-Pedagogically Trained Graduates as Teachers
Facing a shortage of 800,000 teachers, Turkey's Ministry of Education (MEB) has assigned thousands of non-pedagogically trained university graduates, including theology graduates, as paid primary school teachers, particularly in eastern and southeastern provinces.
Turkey Deploys Non-Pedagogically Trained Graduates as Teachers
Facing a shortage of 800,000 teachers, Turkey's Ministry of Education (MEB) has assigned thousands of non-pedagogically trained university graduates, including theology graduates, as paid primary school teachers, particularly in eastern and southeastern provinces.
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60% Bias Score
Hessen's Cities Demand Increased State Funding for Full-Day School Programs
Hessen's cities are demanding increased state funding and support for expanding full-day school programs, citing substantial costs associated with the upcoming right to all-day care for elementary school children starting August 1, 2024.
Hessen's Cities Demand Increased State Funding for Full-Day School Programs
Hessen's cities are demanding increased state funding and support for expanding full-day school programs, citing substantial costs associated with the upcoming right to all-day care for elementary school children starting August 1, 2024.
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48% Bias Score
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