Teacher Found Guilty of Stealing Students’ Money Posted February 10, 2019 A secondary school teacher received penalties after being found guilty of stealing money from students. Twenty-eight-year-old Andrew Cowey was a teacher who previously had a go…
UK Music Teacher Nominated for International Best Teacher Award Posted January 31, 2019 A music teacher from Bradford, England, was nominated for an international award for teachers. Out of over 10,000 nominees around the world, Feversham Primary …
Nurseries Slow Down Children’s Physical Development by Prohibiting Risky Activities Posted January 26, 2019 Nurseries in the United Kingdom are hindering children’s physical development by playing safe. The United Kingdom’s Office for Standards in Education, Children…
US Senators Urge Changing Methods for Ranking Colleges Posted January 20, 2019 US senators advised an American media company to change how it ranks colleges. US News & World Report (US News), a company that publishes news, opinions, and rankings, rece…
UK Students Unsatisfied with Where Their Tuition Fees Go Posted January 15, 2019 Some university students in the United Kingdom are not content with how schools spend their tuition fees. For years, UK university students have been demanding to know where th…
Fewer Foreign Students Are Enrolling in US Colleges Posted January 8, 2019 A recent report showed that the number of foreign students enrolling at US colleges for the first time is declining. The slowdown started in the 2015-2016 scho…
Intelligence Is Not Enough to Succeed, Study Suggests Posted December 26, 2018 A recent study suggests that intelligence or cognitive skills alone are not enough to help a person succeed. Researchers from the University of Adelaide in Aus…
University in Pennsylvania to Have a Pet-Friendly Residence Hall Posted December 20, 2018 Lock Haven University (LHU) in Pennsylvania will soon allow students to keep pets in one of the school’s dormitories. The LHU is introducing a pet-friendly pro…
Indian Law School to Offer Course on Harry Potter Posted December 17, 2018 A law school in India will offer a course on the fictional series Harry Potter. The National University of Juridical Sciences in India will offer the Harry Potter
University of Bristol Students Who Create Too Much Noise to Pay Fine Posted December 12, 2018 University of Bristol (UoB) students who create excessive noise will be asked to pay a fine. Statistics revealed that complaints about general noise and