Category: Education/Family (Page 27)
The state of Florida addresses bullying in public schools by offering private school vouchers.
Florida has become the first state in the United States to grant…
Parents in the United Kingdom tend to spend less time in assisting their children with their homework, a recent survey shows.
Varkey Foundation—an international non-profit orga…
The South Korean government has imposed a ban on English education for first- and second-graders due to its possible adverse effects.
The ban came into…
Great Yarmouth Charter Academy’s head teacher is ruling the school with an iron fist.
The academy hired Barry Smith, who has …
Majority of university vice-chancellors in the United Kingdom were found to be involved in remuneration committees.
The University and College Union (UCU) file…
A 26-year-old teacher has taken a delinquent student under her wing.
Chelsea Haley met 12-year-old Jerome Robinson in 2013 during a teaching stint at Teach for…
Lying about residential addresses has become a common practice among parents in Singapore to get their children into reputable schools.
A law that considers home-school distanc…
A reputable academic institution in Yorkshire, England, announced that it will no longer be teaching Latin.
Formerly called Richmond Grammar School, Richmond School has a histo…
Tech giant Apple has teamed up with the Malala Fund to provide education for underprivileged girls.
During a personal visit to Oxford University in October last year, Apple CEO…
At least 600 men volunteered at an event hosted by a middle school in Texas.
“Breakfast with Dads” is an event organized by Billy Earl Dade Middle School in Dallas, Texas. It a…
