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Bologna's Bolognina neighborhood struggles with social decay and educational poverty
Residents of Bologna's Bolognina neighborhood express frustration over increasing social decay, drug dealing, marginalization, and vandalism, particularly impacting schools and limiting residents' freedom of movement, while questioning the local administration's response and the lack of national edu...
Bologna's Bolognina neighborhood struggles with social decay and educational poverty
Residents of Bologna's Bolognina neighborhood express frustration over increasing social decay, drug dealing, marginalization, and vandalism, particularly impacting schools and limiting residents' freedom of movement, while questioning the local administration's response and the lack of national edu...
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44% Bias Score
School Year Starts in Florence Amidst Transport Strike and Ongoing Construction
The new school year in Florence begins on September 15th, facing challenges from a 24-hour Cobas transport strike affecting bus services in Florence, Prato, and Pistoia, and ongoing school construction projects causing classroom relocation issues.
School Year Starts in Florence Amidst Transport Strike and Ongoing Construction
The new school year in Florence begins on September 15th, facing challenges from a 24-hour Cobas transport strike affecting bus services in Florence, Prato, and Pistoia, and ongoing school construction projects causing classroom relocation issues.
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16% Bias Score
AI in Education: Challenges and Opportunities
Spain's education system is integrating AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, prompting discussions on responsible implementation, ethical use, and potential societal impacts, while also addressing concerns of equity and potential biases.
AI in Education: Challenges and Opportunities
Spain's education system is integrating AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, prompting discussions on responsible implementation, ethical use, and potential societal impacts, while also addressing concerns of equity and potential biases.
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20% Bias Score
Kentucky Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Publicly Funded Charter Schools
The Kentucky Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday regarding the constitutionality of House Bill 9, a law that would allow public funding for charter schools, a decision that will determine whether charter schools will operate in the state.
Kentucky Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Publicly Funded Charter Schools
The Kentucky Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday regarding the constitutionality of House Bill 9, a law that would allow public funding for charter schools, a decision that will determine whether charter schools will operate in the state.
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20% Bias Score
French School Leaders Express Widespread Dissatisfaction with Ministry Policies
A survey of 2,000 French school principals reveals 68% dissatisfaction with ministerial policies, citing rushed communication and disagreement with reforms like the vocational track overhaul and remedial groups in French and math.
French School Leaders Express Widespread Dissatisfaction with Ministry Policies
A survey of 2,000 French school principals reveals 68% dissatisfaction with ministerial policies, citing rushed communication and disagreement with reforms like the vocational track overhaul and remedial groups in French and math.
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60% Bias Score
EU Teacher Shortage Crisis at the Start of the 2025/2026 School Year
France, Portugal, and Belgium face significant teacher shortages at the beginning of the 2025/2026 school year, impacting thousands of students and leading some schools to adopt a four-day school week.
EU Teacher Shortage Crisis at the Start of the 2025/2026 School Year
France, Portugal, and Belgium face significant teacher shortages at the beginning of the 2025/2026 school year, impacting thousands of students and leading some schools to adopt a four-day school week.
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16% 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
15,000 Schools Closed in West, Central Africa Due to Insecurity: Over 3 Million Children Affected
A UN report reveals that nearly 15,000 schools have closed in West and Central Africa due to insecurity, affecting over 3 million children, with Nigeria and Cameroon particularly impacted, and experts suggesting the actual number could be far higher.
15,000 Schools Closed in West, Central Africa Due to Insecurity: Over 3 Million Children Affected
A UN report reveals that nearly 15,000 schools have closed in West and Central Africa due to insecurity, affecting over 3 million children, with Nigeria and Cameroon particularly impacted, and experts suggesting the actual number could be far higher.
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24% Bias Score
AI and Education: The Double Literacy Solution
This article explores the impact of AI on learning, arguing that while AI writing tools offer convenience, they hinder the development of crucial cognitive skills by reducing the mental struggle necessary for genuine understanding.
AI and Education: The Double Literacy Solution
This article explores the impact of AI on learning, arguing that while AI writing tools offer convenience, they hinder the development of crucial cognitive skills by reducing the mental struggle necessary for genuine understanding.
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48% Bias Score
Bavaria Increases Teacher Positions But Faces Future Shortages
Despite a slight increase in teaching positions and new initiatives for the 2024/25 school year in Bavaria, a looming teacher shortage is predicted, with no new hires planned after 2026.
Bavaria Increases Teacher Positions But Faces Future Shortages
Despite a slight increase in teaching positions and new initiatives for the 2024/25 school year in Bavaria, a looming teacher shortage is predicted, with no new hires planned after 2026.
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24% Bias Score
Museum of the Special Military Operation Opens in Nizhny Novgorod School
On September 10, 2025, a museum dedicated to the Special Military Operation (SMO), titled "Heroes of Our Time," opened in Nizhny Novgorod School No. 140, with the participation of local officials and family members of fallen soldiers.
Museum of the Special Military Operation Opens in Nizhny Novgorod School
On September 10, 2025, a museum dedicated to the Special Military Operation (SMO), titled "Heroes of Our Time," opened in Nizhny Novgorod School No. 140, with the participation of local officials and family members of fallen soldiers.
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68% Bias Score
New Russian Law Requires Language Tests for Migrant Children
A new law in Russia, effective April 1, 2025, mandates Russian language and civics tests for children of migrants seeking school enrollment, resulting in a 50% pass rate among applicants nationwide, with significant regional variations.
New Russian Law Requires Language Tests for Migrant Children
A new law in Russia, effective April 1, 2025, mandates Russian language and civics tests for children of migrants seeking school enrollment, resulting in a 50% pass rate among applicants nationwide, with significant regional variations.
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52% Bias Score
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