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West Virginia Higher Education: Many Colleges But Little Learning Or Income
West Virginia State Capitol in Charleston, West Virginia, USA. (Getty) A legendary former four term governor of Ohio, James Rhodes, once bragged that he was placing a state university...
Government approves integrated school education scheme
Calling it a ‘holistic approach to education’, the government said the integrated school education scheme will lead to ‘an integrated administration looking at school as a continuum’. Photo: HT...
Artificial intelligence dawns on UAE education sector
Raman Thiagarajan, founder of Nexquare, in his office at the Shatha Tower, Dubai. Dubai: Educational institutions in the UAE have started using artificial intelligence (Ai) and machine learning to...
Some schools still charge fees despite free education – NGOs
Some Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) have painted a gloomy picture about free Education policy, saying the government “was not well prepared” for its implementation. The NGOs in an interview...
State policy on teacher education
Representational Pic Amidst the developments regarding scrapping of 2-year programme & suggesting many alternatives including 4-year Integrated programme, it is high time that J&K Govt. rises to...
Education Is India’s Secret Weapon
India juggesnaut pushes forward: 2018 is the year India’s GDP overtakes France and UK in dollar terms. These are just the early tidings. Over the next decade, it would be...
Why Education Matters to Your Health
Across America, people are falling ill and dying young. These men and women have something in common. In fact, they stand out because of something they don’t have: a...
Higher Education Tour
MONROE, LA (KNOE) – The Board of Regents, a state agency created by the 1974 Louisiana Constitution, coordinates all public higher education in Louisiana Courtesy: KNOE How should higher education...
Tammy Bruce: Drain the education swamp – College students’ tyrannical behavior must be stopped
Editor’s note: The following column first appeared in the Washington Times. How many conversations have we had with our friends, family and co-workers wondering what happened to the millennials? We expect...
Texas Education Agency waives some testing requirements for Harvey-affected students
Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath discusses the scope of financial losses to Texas public schools affected by Hurricane Harvey at a House Public Education Committee hearing at the...