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Lower Return on Higher Education in Spain Compared to Other European Countries
A Bank of Spain study reveals that while higher education boosts salaries in Spain, the return on investment is significantly lower than in Germany, France, and Italy, due to overqualification and a mismatch between university offerings and labor market demands.
Lower Return on Higher Education in Spain Compared to Other European Countries
A Bank of Spain study reveals that while higher education boosts salaries in Spain, the return on investment is significantly lower than in Germany, France, and Italy, due to overqualification and a mismatch between university offerings and labor market demands.
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20% Bias Score
US School Book Bans Target Race and LGBTQ+ Themes
A PEN America study found over 10,000 book bans in US schools during 2023-2024, with 36% of 4,218 unique titles featuring people of color and 29% including LGBTQ+ themes, linked to a rise in white supremacist and Christian nationalist ideologies and exacerbated by Trump administration policies.
US School Book Bans Target Race and LGBTQ+ Themes
A PEN America study found over 10,000 book bans in US schools during 2023-2024, with 36% of 4,218 unique titles featuring people of color and 29% including LGBTQ+ themes, linked to a rise in white supremacist and Christian nationalist ideologies and exacerbated by Trump administration policies.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Launches 'End DEI' Portal for School Complaints
The Trump administration launched a website allowing citizens to report diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in K-12 public schools, threatening funding for non-compliant institutions; legal challenges allege this violates constitutional rights.
Trump Administration Launches 'End DEI' Portal for School Complaints
The Trump administration launched a website allowing citizens to report diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in K-12 public schools, threatening funding for non-compliant institutions; legal challenges allege this violates constitutional rights.
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52% Bias Score
Bavaria Expands Pilot Program for Early Business Education
The Bavarian government is expanding a pilot program adding a fifth grade to its Wirtschaftsschulen (business schools) in six cities starting next school year, aiming to provide more early access to practical business education and increase educational opportunities for students.
Bavaria Expands Pilot Program for Early Business Education
The Bavarian government is expanding a pilot program adding a fifth grade to its Wirtschaftsschulen (business schools) in six cities starting next school year, aiming to provide more early access to practical business education and increase educational opportunities for students.
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32% Bias Score
US School Book Bans Disproportionately Target Marginalized Groups
A PEN America study found over 10,000 instances of book bans in US schools during 2023-24, disproportionately targeting books featuring people of color (36%), LGBTQ+ individuals (25%), and disabled people (10%), contradicting claims that these bans are a "hoax".
US School Book Bans Disproportionately Target Marginalized Groups
A PEN America study found over 10,000 instances of book bans in US schools during 2023-24, disproportionately targeting books featuring people of color (36%), LGBTQ+ individuals (25%), and disabled people (10%), contradicting claims that these bans are a "hoax".
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60% Bias Score
Head of Nation's Report Card Placed on Leave Amidst Historically Low Student Test Scores
Peggy Carr, head of the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), was put on administrative leave Monday, following the release of data showing US students' reading and math scores at their lowest levels in history, despite a White House statement labeling these results as unacceptable. The E...
Head of Nation's Report Card Placed on Leave Amidst Historically Low Student Test Scores
Peggy Carr, head of the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), was put on administrative leave Monday, following the release of data showing US students' reading and math scores at their lowest levels in history, despite a White House statement labeling these results as unacceptable. The E...
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40% Bias Score
Ukrainian Schoolchildren's Resilience During Wartime
The documentary film "Timestamp" showcases Ukrainian schoolchildren's daily lives during the war, highlighting how education integrates war-related scenarios and survival skills into the curriculum while avoiding direct depictions of conflict; it premiered at the 2025 Berlinale.
Ukrainian Schoolchildren's Resilience During Wartime
The documentary film "Timestamp" showcases Ukrainian schoolchildren's daily lives during the war, highlighting how education integrates war-related scenarios and survival skills into the curriculum while avoiding direct depictions of conflict; it premiered at the 2025 Berlinale.
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36% Bias Score
Oklahoma School Enrollment Policy Sparks Political and Legal Battle
Oklahoma's Republican-led state Board of Education approved a proposal requiring proof of citizenship for public school enrollment, prompting a political clash between Gov. Kevin Stitt, who opposes it, and state Superintendent Ryan Walters, who supports it, creating fear among undocumented immigrant...
Oklahoma School Enrollment Policy Sparks Political and Legal Battle
Oklahoma's Republican-led state Board of Education approved a proposal requiring proof of citizenship for public school enrollment, prompting a political clash between Gov. Kevin Stitt, who opposes it, and state Superintendent Ryan Walters, who supports it, creating fear among undocumented immigrant...
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60% Bias Score
Mali: Two Months of Unpaid Salaries for Kidal Teachers
Teachers in Kidal, Mali, have not received salaries for two months due to a suspension of mobile money transfers, their only payment method, despite a recent return of teachers to the area after the Malian army's November 2023 intervention; insecurity in Ménaka further complicates the situation.
Mali: Two Months of Unpaid Salaries for Kidal Teachers
Teachers in Kidal, Mali, have not received salaries for two months due to a suspension of mobile money transfers, their only payment method, despite a recent return of teachers to the area after the Malian army's November 2023 intervention; insecurity in Ménaka further complicates the situation.
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32% Bias Score
US School Book Bans Disproportionately Target Diverse Identities
A PEN America report reveals that over 4,200 books were removed from US schools in the last year, disproportionately affecting titles featuring people of color (36%) and LGBTQ+ individuals (25%), raising concerns about censorship and its impact on students.
US School Book Bans Disproportionately Target Diverse Identities
A PEN America report reveals that over 4,200 books were removed from US schools in the last year, disproportionately affecting titles featuring people of color (36%) and LGBTQ+ individuals (25%), raising concerns about censorship and its impact on students.
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64% Bias Score
NSW Shelves School Plans Amid Shifting Enrollment Demands
The NSW government cancelled plans for new schools in St Leonards and Chatswood due to sufficient capacity in existing schools and increased enrollment in Sydney's outer suburbs, prioritizing eight new schools there by 2027, despite 3255 new homes planned for Crows Nest.
NSW Shelves School Plans Amid Shifting Enrollment Demands
The NSW government cancelled plans for new schools in St Leonards and Chatswood due to sufficient capacity in existing schools and increased enrollment in Sydney's outer suburbs, prioritizing eight new schools there by 2027, despite 3255 new homes planned for Crows Nest.
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48% Bias Score
AI Agents: Educational Boon or Addictive Risk for Children?
A 2023 poll showed 60% of students aged 12–18 used ChatGPT; AI agents offer personalized learning but risk overdependence, leading to concerns about social skills and well-being; incidents like a teen suicide linked to an AI chatbot highlight the dangers, prompting calls for ethical design and stron...
AI Agents: Educational Boon or Addictive Risk for Children?
A 2023 poll showed 60% of students aged 12–18 used ChatGPT; AI agents offer personalized learning but risk overdependence, leading to concerns about social skills and well-being; incidents like a teen suicide linked to an AI chatbot highlight the dangers, prompting calls for ethical design and stron...
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52% Bias Score
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