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UK Special Needs Support System Faces Strain Amid Rising Demand
A survey reveals that 33% of UK parents with school-age children have sought special needs assessments, highlighting a surge in demand and concerns over the system's capacity and funding.
UK Special Needs Support System Faces Strain Amid Rising Demand
A survey reveals that 33% of UK parents with school-age children have sought special needs assessments, highlighting a surge in demand and concerns over the system's capacity and funding.
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16% Bias Score
First Aid Training Mandatory in Rheinland-Pfalz Schools Starting 2026
Beginning in the 2026/27 school year, Rheinland-Pfalz will mandate CPR training in secondary schools' biology curriculum, supplementing existing layperson resuscitation instruction.
First Aid Training Mandatory in Rheinland-Pfalz Schools Starting 2026
Beginning in the 2026/27 school year, Rheinland-Pfalz will mandate CPR training in secondary schools' biology curriculum, supplementing existing layperson resuscitation instruction.
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8% Bias Score
Wales Halts Plan to Replace Separate Science GCSEs with Double Award
Wales has postponed a plan to replace separate GCSEs in chemistry, physics, and biology with a double science GCSE, following concerns and differing views on the best approach to science education for 14-16 year olds.
Wales Halts Plan to Replace Separate Science GCSEs with Double Award
Wales has postponed a plan to replace separate GCSEs in chemistry, physics, and biology with a double science GCSE, following concerns and differing views on the best approach to science education for 14-16 year olds.
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24% Bias Score
Bayern's Gymnasien Report Success in Addressing Teacher Shortages
Despite a rising student population and a future hiring freeze, Bavarian Gymnasien report success in mitigating teacher shortages for the 2024/2025 school year through increased hours from part-time teachers and the addition of a 13th grade.
Bayern's Gymnasien Report Success in Addressing Teacher Shortages
Despite a rising student population and a future hiring freeze, Bavarian Gymnasien report success in mitigating teacher shortages for the 2024/2025 school year through increased hours from part-time teachers and the addition of a 13th grade.
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48% Bias Score
CDU Proposes Statewide Cell Phone Ban in Baden-Württemberg Classrooms
CDU leader Manuel Hagel advocates for a complete cell phone ban in Baden-Württemberg schools during class, exceeding the Kultusministerium's proposed reform, citing focus and concentration issues, while the Green party counters with concerns about varied school needs.
CDU Proposes Statewide Cell Phone Ban in Baden-Württemberg Classrooms
CDU leader Manuel Hagel advocates for a complete cell phone ban in Baden-Württemberg schools during class, exceeding the Kultusministerium's proposed reform, citing focus and concentration issues, while the Green party counters with concerns about varied school needs.
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine: Back to School Amidst War and Economic Hardship
The start of the school year in Ukraine presents challenges for families, with the war and economic hardship forcing many to make difficult choices, despite government aid.
Ukraine: Back to School Amidst War and Economic Hardship
The start of the school year in Ukraine presents challenges for families, with the war and economic hardship forcing many to make difficult choices, despite government aid.
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20% Bias Score
Netherlands' 2024 Budget: Cuts Spark Outcry Across Sectors
The Netherlands' 2024 budget includes €800 million in cuts, sparking criticism from universities, disability organizations, tenants, and police unions, while some sectors receive funding increases.
Netherlands' 2024 Budget: Cuts Spark Outcry Across Sectors
The Netherlands' 2024 budget includes €800 million in cuts, sparking criticism from universities, disability organizations, tenants, and police unions, while some sectors receive funding increases.
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28% Bias Score
AI in Education: Restructuring Schools, Not Just Assessments
The rise of generative AI prompts a reconsideration of school organization, as proponents argue its ability to personalize learning surpasses traditional teaching methods, addressing the inherent limitations of the current system.
AI in Education: Restructuring Schools, Not Just Assessments
The rise of generative AI prompts a reconsideration of school organization, as proponents argue its ability to personalize learning surpasses traditional teaching methods, addressing the inherent limitations of the current system.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Redirects $500 Million in Federal Funding to HBCUs and Tribal Colleges
The Trump administration redirected nearly $500 million in federal funding from programs serving minority students to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and tribal colleges, citing unconstitutionality of the previous programs.
Trump Administration Redirects $500 Million in Federal Funding to HBCUs and Tribal Colleges
The Trump administration redirected nearly $500 million in federal funding from programs serving minority students to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and tribal colleges, citing unconstitutionality of the previous programs.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Education Minister Addresses Private School Tuition Concerns
Amidst public debate over exorbitant private school fees and alleged illegal payments for public school enrollment, Turkish Education Minister Yusuf Tekin addressed the issue, stating that private school enrollment is a choice, not an obligation, and that 90% of private schools charge under 600,000 ...
Turkish Education Minister Addresses Private School Tuition Concerns
Amidst public debate over exorbitant private school fees and alleged illegal payments for public school enrollment, Turkish Education Minister Yusuf Tekin addressed the issue, stating that private school enrollment is a choice, not an obligation, and that 90% of private schools charge under 600,000 ...
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56% Bias Score
Rising UK School Uniform Costs Create Financial Strain on Families
A Luton mother describes the rising cost of school uniforms and related expenses as "scary," while a local charity reports a 15-20% increase in demand for free school supplies, highlighting the financial burden on families and potential impact on children's education.
Rising UK School Uniform Costs Create Financial Strain on Families
A Luton mother describes the rising cost of school uniforms and related expenses as "scary," while a local charity reports a 15-20% increase in demand for free school supplies, highlighting the financial burden on families and potential impact on children's education.
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52% Bias Score
Unfilled School Leadership Positions in Saxony, Germany
A shortage of school principals and vice-principals in Saxony, Germany, is causing significant challenges for schools, particularly in rural areas, forcing existing staff to manage increased workloads and frequent crises.
Unfilled School Leadership Positions in Saxony, Germany
A shortage of school principals and vice-principals in Saxony, Germany, is causing significant challenges for schools, particularly in rural areas, forcing existing staff to manage increased workloads and frequent crises.
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36% Bias Score
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