Category: Education/Family (Page 17)
Rehan Staton, a 24-year-old college student who previously worked as a garbage collector, was accepted to Harvard Law School.
Born and raised in Maryland, Staton had a difficul…
The University College London (UCL) has decided to rename three of its buildings.
The university decided to change the names of two theaters and one building that were original…
A new study found that grouping classes by ability is impairing students’ self-confidence.
A group of researchers from the United Kingdom surveyed more than 9,…
A school librarian has been using drones to deliver books to students amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Kelly Passek is a librarian for the Montgomery County Public Schools in Vir…
Childcare centers in the United States are struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic, a report says.
The National Association for the Education of Young Childre…
Lido Learning, an Indian EdTech start-up, is planning to recruit senior citizens to teach science, math, and English for online classes.
The company observed an exponen…
A new study revealed that children as young as three are using apps meant for adults, such as those featuring violence and horror.
Researchers from various US universities and …
The National University of Singapore (NUS) recently launched a program that calls on its graduates to come up with innovations that will create a better post-pandemic world.
Ca…
The state of Michigan settled a lawsuit regarding students’ right to a quality education.
After four years of litigation, the state agreed to settle a case cal…
Children’s play should be prioritized over formal classroom lectures after lockdowns end, experts say.
UK specialists on child mental health have joined forces…
