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Denver Schools Violate Title IX Over All-Gender Bathrooms
The US Department of Education found Denver Public Schools violated Title IX by providing all-gender bathrooms, prompting a demand to revert to gender-designated restrooms and use biology-based sex definitions in Title IX policies; this is part of a broader Trump administration effort against transg...
Denver Schools Violate Title IX Over All-Gender Bathrooms
The US Department of Education found Denver Public Schools violated Title IX by providing all-gender bathrooms, prompting a demand to revert to gender-designated restrooms and use biology-based sex definitions in Title IX policies; this is part of a broader Trump administration effort against transg...
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72% Bias Score


Victorian School's Data-Driven Approach Boosts VCE Scores
Forest Hill College in Burwood East, Victoria, improved its median VCE study score from 25 in 2015 to 29 in 2024 by using an in-house tutoring program and a data-driven system tracking student performance, winning The Age's 2025 Schools that Excel award for eastern Melbourne.
Victorian School's Data-Driven Approach Boosts VCE Scores
Forest Hill College in Burwood East, Victoria, improved its median VCE study score from 25 in 2015 to 29 in 2024 by using an in-house tutoring program and a data-driven system tracking student performance, winning The Age's 2025 Schools that Excel award for eastern Melbourne.
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44% Bias Score


Germany Debates Social Media Restrictions in Schools
German Education Minister Karin Prien calls for stronger child protection measures regarding social media, prompting diverse responses from states—ranging from complete bans in some elementary schools to school-level autonomy in others—highlighting the need for a national strategy and parental invol...
Germany Debates Social Media Restrictions in Schools
German Education Minister Karin Prien calls for stronger child protection measures regarding social media, prompting diverse responses from states—ranging from complete bans in some elementary schools to school-level autonomy in others—highlighting the need for a national strategy and parental invol...
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40% Bias Score


South Korea Bans Smartphones in Schools
South Korea's new law, effective March 2026, bans student smartphone use during school hours to combat addiction and improve academic performance; the bill passed 115-48, reflecting concerns about the negative effects of excessive phone use on learning and well-being, despite some criticism.
South Korea Bans Smartphones in Schools
South Korea's new law, effective March 2026, bans student smartphone use during school hours to combat addiction and improve academic performance; the bill passed 115-48, reflecting concerns about the negative effects of excessive phone use on learning and well-being, despite some criticism.
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48% Bias Score


Rising School Supply Costs Exacerbate Financial Strain on Russian Families
The cost of school supplies in Russia has increased by 7% this year, reaching 16,000-18,000 rubles, placing a significant burden on low-income families who are resorting to microloans and other creative strategies to cope.
Rising School Supply Costs Exacerbate Financial Strain on Russian Families
The cost of school supplies in Russia has increased by 7% this year, reaching 16,000-18,000 rubles, placing a significant burden on low-income families who are resorting to microloans and other creative strategies to cope.
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56% Bias Score


Nizhny Novgorod Launches Free UAS Training Program
The Nizhny Novgorod region opened applications for 435 free training spots in unmanned aerial systems (UAS), including 146 online and 289 offline places across seven online and multiple offline programs, starting September-October 2025.
Nizhny Novgorod Launches Free UAS Training Program
The Nizhny Novgorod region opened applications for 435 free training spots in unmanned aerial systems (UAS), including 146 online and 289 offline places across seven online and multiple offline programs, starting September-October 2025.
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24% Bias Score

Educating Yorkshire: A Decade of Change in a British Secondary School
Thornhill Community Academy, featured in Channel 4's "Educating Yorkshire," reveals the significant challenges facing modern education, including technology's impact, mental health issues, and the lasting effects of Covid-19, a decade after the first series aired.

Educating Yorkshire: A Decade of Change in a British Secondary School
Thornhill Community Academy, featured in Channel 4's "Educating Yorkshire," reveals the significant challenges facing modern education, including technology's impact, mental health issues, and the lasting effects of Covid-19, a decade after the first series aired.
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28% Bias Score

91-Year-Old Completes AI Course, Challenging Age Barriers to Tech Learning
91-year-old Ramón Martín-Busutil, a retired industrial engineering doctor, completed an AI course on the Founderz platform in 3.5 months, highlighting the accessibility of AI learning irrespective of age and challenging perceptions about AI's exclusivity to younger generations.

91-Year-Old Completes AI Course, Challenging Age Barriers to Tech Learning
91-year-old Ramón Martín-Busutil, a retired industrial engineering doctor, completed an AI course on the Founderz platform in 3.5 months, highlighting the accessibility of AI learning irrespective of age and challenging perceptions about AI's exclusivity to younger generations.
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20% Bias Score

Gen Z's Declining Reading Habits Threaten Future Workforce
A 2025 study reveals that 35% of Gen Z students dislike reading, and 43% rarely read for fun, potentially creating a workforce skilled in tools but lacking in critical thinking and imagination, as supported by declining reading scores and international studies.

Gen Z's Declining Reading Habits Threaten Future Workforce
A 2025 study reveals that 35% of Gen Z students dislike reading, and 43% rarely read for fun, potentially creating a workforce skilled in tools but lacking in critical thinking and imagination, as supported by declining reading scores and international studies.
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48% Bias Score

Scobel Relaunches YouTube Channel After 3sat Retirement
Retired 3sat presenter Gert Scobel relaunched his philosophical YouTube channel on September 4th, 2023, partnering with Probono, after his 3sat contract ended this summer, aiming to reach younger audiences directly.

Scobel Relaunches YouTube Channel After 3sat Retirement
Retired 3sat presenter Gert Scobel relaunched his philosophical YouTube channel on September 4th, 2023, partnering with Probono, after his 3sat contract ended this summer, aiming to reach younger audiences directly.
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40% Bias Score

Minnesota Law Barring Religious Colleges From Tuition Program Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled Minnesota's law unconstitutionally barring religious colleges from a tuition program, siding with Christian colleges and families who challenged the law; the 2023 amendment to the Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Act blocked schools requiring faith statements or using re...

Minnesota Law Barring Religious Colleges From Tuition Program Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled Minnesota's law unconstitutionally barring religious colleges from a tuition program, siding with Christian colleges and families who challenged the law; the 2023 amendment to the Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Act blocked schools requiring faith statements or using re...
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48% Bias Score

Nine Gazan Scholars Evacuated to the UK Amidst Ongoing Crisis
Nine Palestinian students holding UK university scholarships will be evacuated from Gaza, the first such departures since the October 2023 war that has killed over 62,622 people, following months of campaigning by politicians and academics.

Nine Gazan Scholars Evacuated to the UK Amidst Ongoing Crisis
Nine Palestinian students holding UK university scholarships will be evacuated from Gaza, the first such departures since the October 2023 war that has killed over 62,622 people, following months of campaigning by politicians and academics.
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44% Bias Score
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