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Dutch Waldorf School Enrollment Surges by 12%
The number of Waldorf schools in the Netherlands increased from 114 in 2019/2020 to 133 in 2024/2025, a 19 school increase, driven by parental demand for holistic education and facilitated by the "Wet Meer Ruimte voor Nieuwe Scholen".
Dutch Waldorf School Enrollment Surges by 12%
The number of Waldorf schools in the Netherlands increased from 114 in 2019/2020 to 133 in 2024/2025, a 19 school increase, driven by parental demand for holistic education and facilitated by the "Wet Meer Ruimte voor Nieuwe Scholen".
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Education System: Unequal Access and Outcomes
Spain's education system, while providing compulsory schooling, fails to guarantee equal access, quality processes, and positive outcomes due to privatization, underfunding, and high rates of early school abandonment, disproportionately impacting low-income families.
Spain's Education System: Unequal Access and Outcomes
Spain's education system, while providing compulsory schooling, fails to guarantee equal access, quality processes, and positive outcomes due to privatization, underfunding, and high rates of early school abandonment, disproportionately impacting low-income families.
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68% Bias Score
Saxony-Anhalt Greens Push for Longer Primary School, 13-Year Abitur
The Green Party in Saxony-Anhalt's state parliament proposed extending primary school to six years and returning to a 13-year Abitur track, citing concerns about social inequality and stress from shorter schooling, while the Ministry of Education rejected the proposal, highlighting existing alternat...
Saxony-Anhalt Greens Push for Longer Primary School, 13-Year Abitur
The Green Party in Saxony-Anhalt's state parliament proposed extending primary school to six years and returning to a 13-year Abitur track, citing concerns about social inequality and stress from shorter schooling, while the Ministry of Education rejected the proposal, highlighting existing alternat...
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Education System Faces Challenges: High Teacher Turnover and Growing Inequality"
A new EsadeEcPol report reveals that Spain's education system faces significant challenges due to high teacher turnover, particularly in low socioeconomic schools, impacting student outcomes; this is exacerbated by rising child poverty and a growing immigrant student population.
Spain's Education System Faces Challenges: High Teacher Turnover and Growing Inequality"
A new EsadeEcPol report reveals that Spain's education system faces significant challenges due to high teacher turnover, particularly in low socioeconomic schools, impacting student outcomes; this is exacerbated by rising child poverty and a growing immigrant student population.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's School Tracking System Perpetuates Social Inequality
German elementary school students' reports determine their future educational paths, with children from privileged backgrounds four times more likely to receive Gymnasium recommendations than working-class children, perpetuating social inequalities and highlighting the need for school system reform.
Germany's School Tracking System Perpetuates Social Inequality
German elementary school students' reports determine their future educational paths, with children from privileged backgrounds four times more likely to receive Gymnasium recommendations than working-class children, perpetuating social inequalities and highlighting the need for school system reform.
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60% Bias Score
Italy's New School Curriculum Sparks Debate
Italian Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara announced new school guidelines reintroducing grammar in primary schools, optional Latin in middle school, and Bible studies in elementary schools, sparking debate among principals about alignment with existing initiatives and potential impacts.
Italy's New School Curriculum Sparks Debate
Italian Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara announced new school guidelines reintroducing grammar in primary schools, optional Latin in middle school, and Bible studies in elementary schools, sparking debate among principals about alignment with existing initiatives and potential impacts.
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36% Bias Score
Booming EdTech in UK Schools Raises Concerns
England's EdTech industry, valued at £6.5bn in 2025, sees 90% of primary and 92% of secondary schools using learning platforms, but concerns exist regarding over-digitalization, data protection, and its overall impact on student learning.
Booming EdTech in UK Schools Raises Concerns
England's EdTech industry, valued at £6.5bn in 2025, sees 90% of primary and 92% of secondary schools using learning platforms, but concerns exist regarding over-digitalization, data protection, and its overall impact on student learning.
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44% Bias Score
Incremental Innovation in Education: A Sustainable Approach
This article discusses how educational institutions can build innovation into their organizational culture by prioritizing incremental, manageable improvements, learning from past successes and failures, and assembling high-performing teams with complementary skill sets.
Incremental Innovation in Education: A Sustainable Approach
This article discusses how educational institutions can build innovation into their organizational culture by prioritizing incremental, manageable improvements, learning from past successes and failures, and assembling high-performing teams with complementary skill sets.
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28% Bias Score
Australia's Math Crisis: Teacher Confidence, Ineffective Methods, and Underperforming Students
A Grattan Institute report reveals that one-third of Australian students fail to meet basic math standards, highlighting teacher confidence issues and the slow phasing out of ineffective teaching methods; successful schools emphasize explicit, evidence-based instruction.
Australia's Math Crisis: Teacher Confidence, Ineffective Methods, and Underperforming Students
A Grattan Institute report reveals that one-third of Australian students fail to meet basic math standards, highlighting teacher confidence issues and the slow phasing out of ineffective teaching methods; successful schools emphasize explicit, evidence-based instruction.
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40% Bias Score
Greek Model Schools Show High University Entrance Success Rate
Greek Education Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis reported that Model Schools had an 81% success rate in university entrance exams, significantly higher than other school types; he announced plans to increase the number of Model and Experimental schools, and the implementation of Onassis Public Schools ...
Greek Model Schools Show High University Entrance Success Rate
Greek Education Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis reported that Model Schools had an 81% success rate in university entrance exams, significantly higher than other school types; he announced plans to increase the number of Model and Experimental schools, and the implementation of Onassis Public Schools ...
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52% Bias Score
Controversial Italian History Guidelines Spark Debate
A team of Italian educators drafted new national guidelines for history education, sparking controversy due to their focus on Italian and Western history and alleged ideological bias; the authors defend their approach, emphasizing the need for in-depth regional study before expanding globally.
Controversial Italian History Guidelines Spark Debate
A team of Italian educators drafted new national guidelines for history education, sparking controversy due to their focus on Italian and Western history and alleged ideological bias; the authors defend their approach, emphasizing the need for in-depth regional study before expanding globally.
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56% Bias Score
US Education Crisis: Low Proficiency, High Spending, and the Need for Reform
The U.S. education system is facing a crisis with low student proficiency rates despite high spending, largely due to ineffective resource allocation, administrative bloat, and potential influence from teacher unions; proposed solutions include increased competition and the Educational Choice for Ch...
US Education Crisis: Low Proficiency, High Spending, and the Need for Reform
The U.S. education system is facing a crisis with low student proficiency rates despite high spending, largely due to ineffective resource allocation, administrative bloat, and potential influence from teacher unions; proposed solutions include increased competition and the Educational Choice for Ch...
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64% Bias Score
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