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Munich's International Weeks Against Racism Address Colonial Legacy and Social Inequality
Munich hosts the International Weeks Against Racism (March 17-30) with over 170 events, including workshops on colonial history, museum exhibitions showcasing repatriated artifacts, and children's activities promoting inclusivity and awareness of racism and migration.
Munich's International Weeks Against Racism Address Colonial Legacy and Social Inequality
Munich hosts the International Weeks Against Racism (March 17-30) with over 170 events, including workshops on colonial history, museum exhibitions showcasing repatriated artifacts, and children's activities promoting inclusivity and awareness of racism and migration.
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44% Bias Score
Greece Relaunches Athletic Schools in 2026
Greece is restarting its athletic high schools in September 2026, beginning with two schools in Nea Ionia and Thessaloniki, offering specialized athletic training alongside a standard curriculum after a 15-year absence, aiming to support aspiring professional athletes and students with disabilities.
Greece Relaunches Athletic Schools in 2026
Greece is restarting its athletic high schools in September 2026, beginning with two schools in Nea Ionia and Thessaloniki, offering specialized athletic training alongside a standard curriculum after a 15-year absence, aiming to support aspiring professional athletes and students with disabilities.
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52% Bias Score
Record Teacher Vacancies in England Threaten Education Quality
A report reveals a record-high teacher vacancy rate in England, exceeding six unfilled posts per 1,000 last year, driven by worsening pupil behavior, stagnant pay, and inflexible working conditions, threatening education quality and highlighting the government's need for a comprehensive solution.
Record Teacher Vacancies in England Threaten Education Quality
A report reveals a record-high teacher vacancy rate in England, exceeding six unfilled posts per 1,000 last year, driven by worsening pupil behavior, stagnant pay, and inflexible working conditions, threatening education quality and highlighting the government's need for a comprehensive solution.
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36% Bias Score
China Boosts AI Talent Development Through University-Industry Collaboration
China's Ministry of Education launched a national initiative to address the AI talent shortage by fostering university-industry partnerships, focusing on talent training, job creation, and workforce development in key AI fields; the program aims to connect over 2,000 universities with over 2,400 emp...
China Boosts AI Talent Development Through University-Industry Collaboration
China's Ministry of Education launched a national initiative to address the AI talent shortage by fostering university-industry partnerships, focusing on talent training, job creation, and workforce development in key AI fields; the program aims to connect over 2,000 universities with over 2,400 emp...
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28% Bias Score
Trump Administration Dismantles Education Department's Civil Rights Office
The Trump administration is dramatically reducing the federal education department's Office of Civil Rights, impacting ongoing investigations into antisemitism on college campuses, amid Republican efforts to limit federal power in education.
Trump Administration Dismantles Education Department's Civil Rights Office
The Trump administration is dramatically reducing the federal education department's Office of Civil Rights, impacting ongoing investigations into antisemitism on college campuses, amid Republican efforts to limit federal power in education.
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60% Bias Score
Valditara Opposes Florence's Ius scholae Initiative, Prioritizing Language Education
Italian Education Minister Valditara opposes Florence's Ius scholae, which grants honorary citizenship to children of foreign residents who complete Italian schooling, preferring investment in Italian language education to bridge the competency gap highlighted by Invalsi data showing significant dif...
Valditara Opposes Florence's Ius scholae Initiative, Prioritizing Language Education
Italian Education Minister Valditara opposes Florence's Ius scholae, which grants honorary citizenship to children of foreign residents who complete Italian schooling, preferring investment in Italian language education to bridge the competency gap highlighted by Invalsi data showing significant dif...
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44% Bias Score
Mandatory Iftar at Berlin School Sparks Controversy
A mandatory iftar dinner for 7th graders at Berlin's Carl-Zuckmayer secondary school sparked controversy, prompting criticism for violating the school's neutrality and freedom of religion principles, despite the Neukölln mayor stating that religious events are normal in the diverse district.
Mandatory Iftar at Berlin School Sparks Controversy
A mandatory iftar dinner for 7th graders at Berlin's Carl-Zuckmayer secondary school sparked controversy, prompting criticism for violating the school's neutrality and freedom of religion principles, despite the Neukölln mayor stating that religious events are normal in the diverse district.
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36% Bias Score
Gaza's Education System Devastated by Conflict: Thousands of Students Displaced
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict severely damaged Gaza's education system, destroying or displacing 95% of its 564 schools, impacting nearly 785,000 students; however, efforts are underway to rehabilitate schools and resume education for thousands despite significant challenges and obstacles for dis...
Gaza's Education System Devastated by Conflict: Thousands of Students Displaced
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict severely damaged Gaza's education system, destroying or displacing 95% of its 564 schools, impacting nearly 785,000 students; however, efforts are underway to rehabilitate schools and resume education for thousands despite significant challenges and obstacles for dis...
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40% Bias Score
Nigerian Child Labor Crisis: Education's Failure Fuels Hazardous Mining
In Nigeria, 10.5 million children aged 5-14 are out of school, exemplified by 18-year-old Isah Aliyu who left school to work in gold mines after his father's death due to poverty and weak enforcement of child labor laws.
Nigerian Child Labor Crisis: Education's Failure Fuels Hazardous Mining
In Nigeria, 10.5 million children aged 5-14 are out of school, exemplified by 18-year-old Isah Aliyu who left school to work in gold mines after his father's death due to poverty and weak enforcement of child labor laws.
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40% Bias Score
Teacher Registration Delays Exacerbate Victoria's Teacher Shortage
Administrative delays in the Victorian Institute of Teaching's registration process are leaving schools without regular classroom teachers weeks into term one, forcing schools to use costly casual relief teachers and exacerbating existing teacher shortages, impacting schools like Lilydale High and A...
Teacher Registration Delays Exacerbate Victoria's Teacher Shortage
Administrative delays in the Victorian Institute of Teaching's registration process are leaving schools without regular classroom teachers weeks into term one, forcing schools to use costly casual relief teachers and exacerbating existing teacher shortages, impacting schools like Lilydale High and A...
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16% Bias Score
Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events in 2024 disrupted the education of 242 million students globally, predominantly in low-income countries, causing significant learning loss and highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events in 2024 disrupted the education of 242 million students globally, predominantly in low-income countries, causing significant learning loss and highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
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32% Bias Score
No Sanctions for Rector After Bullying Suicide
Following the suicide of 15-year-old Nicolas due to school bullying in September 2023, an investigation cleared former Versailles rector Charline Avenel of disciplinary action despite criticism for an inappropriate letter sent to the grieving parents; the mother has filed a complaint.
No Sanctions for Rector After Bullying Suicide
Following the suicide of 15-year-old Nicolas due to school bullying in September 2023, an investigation cleared former Versailles rector Charline Avenel of disciplinary action despite criticism for an inappropriate letter sent to the grieving parents; the mother has filed a complaint.
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56% Bias Score
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