Category: Education/Family (Page 21)
Major textbook publisher Pearson will scale back its production of printed materials and focus more on publishing digital textbooks.
During this shift
Harvard University’s head fencing coach was dismissed because of accusations of violating the university’s conflict-of-interest policy.
The policy prohibits Ha…
A college in Missouri [mi-ZOO R-ee] recently awarded a full scholarship to a stude…
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a policy limiting the role of police in the city’s schools.
For over 20 years, the New York Police Department (NYPD) has been in ch…
On Stop Cyberbullying Day, UK Education Secretary Damian Hinds [DEYM-yuhn HAHYNDZ] appealed to cele…
Teachers in England and Wales will undergo training designed to help them recognize the early signs of mental health problems among students.
The training is part of UK Prime M…
A study has shown that children's centers in England are being shut down due to lack of funds despite being beneficial to poor children.
The UK Institute for Fiscal Studies (IF…
The University of London (UoL) is facing a boycott due to its alleged unfair treatment of casual employees, such as maintenance and security staff.
Recently, the University and…
Students aiming to get into American universities will now be given scores based on their social and economic backgrounds.
The College Board, an organization that overs…
Billionaire and philanthropist Robert F. Smith promised to settle the student loans of an entire graduating class.
Smith is the CEO of an investment company an…
