[ad_1] Your child (and you) might actually like reading, you just haven’t realised it yet. Mr Prasatt Arumugam, from the School of the Arts’ Faculty of Literature in English, explains why he believes “non-readers” are really readers who have yet to find a book that speaks to them. By Mr Prasatt Arumugam, Faculty of Literature…
[ad_1] Green paper outlines vision of a ‘single national SEND and alternative provision system’ Green paper outlines vision of a ‘single national SEND and alternative provision system’ More from this theme Recent articles Ministers plan to bring large chunks of the SEND system under “central control” with new national standards that take power from…
[ad_1] Wang Wenbin, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, said that border officers had conflated university military training – which is compulsory for students in China – with actual military training. Speaking at a news briefing, Wenbin accused Australian border law enforcement officers of interrogating Chinese students and examining their mobile phones for “no reason” as they…
[ad_1] New York City’s mask mandate for children under 5 will remain in place on Monday, an appeals court ruled, pausing a decision from a Staten Island judge who struck it down earlier on Friday. “Every decision we make is with our children’s health and safety in mind,” Mayor Eric Adams tweeted. “Children between 2…
[ad_1] The National Testing Agency (NTA) has extended the application deadline for Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Main 2022. Earlier, the last date to apply for the engineering entrance exam was March 31, which has now been extended to April 5. Candidates can apply at jeemain.nta.nic.in. “In view of the numerous requests received from the candidates…
[ad_1] Every few months, readers interested in higher education see yet another article on “college majors that lead to the highest incomes.” Topping the lists, at least for starting salaries, are STEM fields such as engineering (all kinds), computer science and applied mathematics. Liberal arts fields such as English and history routinely come in far…
[ad_1] Listen to the article 5 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: A group of 27 U.S. senators is calling on the Education and Justice departments to loosen policies covering student loan borrowers who pursue bankruptcy. The federal government’s aggressive attempts to block loan discharges in…
[ad_1] It’s no secret that this school year, like the two before it, has been even more jam-packed for teachers than normal. (And teaching was already a demanding job before the pandemic!) In a seemingly never-ending barrage of changes, considerations, and disruptions, teachers are continuing to support students. But as more teachers leave the profession,…
[ad_1] “We need to talk about the trauma of teaching through a pandemic,” urges Christopher Bowen, a STEM curriculum specialist for Johnson City Schools in Tennessee. Through his current role, his experience teaching middle school science for over a decade and his work teaching future educators as an adjunct professor at East Tennessee State University,…
[ad_1] Angela Bryant doesn’t remember firing off an angry notice of resignation written during a mental-health crisis in November 2020. When she realized, to her horror, that she had emailed it during a manic episode of bipolar disorder, she tried to rescind it. Ohio State University said it had accepted the resignation and there was…