Category: Education/Family (Page 22)
A new study found that schools have reduced break times over the past 20 years to accommodate more lesson time.
Researchers from the University College London …
A study revealed that teachers in the United Kingdom often receive e-mails from parents after work hours.
The study, done by the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of …
Toy company LEGO is releasing a new set of plastic bricks that aids blind and visually-impaired children in learning Braille / breɪl /.
Bra…
The University of Alberta (UAlberta) has opened its first Calm Room, a space inside the campus where students can relax.
The Calm Room has a quiet atmosphere and dim
Texas elementary schools are set to reintroduce cursive writing, a style wherein letters are connected together.
Based on the revised Texas Education Code, cursive writing will…
UK Education Secretary Damian Hinds demanded that universities stop unacceptable admission practices.
According to a report, universities have been making “conditional uncondit…
Dubai has approved a new framework that lets private schools hike tuition fees based on how well they improved.
According to the new framework…
UK Education Secretary Damian Hinds called for sanctions on British universities involved in grade inflation.
Hinds announced this after recei…
A new study found that math anxiety elicits intense negative emotions from students.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge interviewed …
A high school student in the United States got accepted into 39 colleges and universities.
Jordan Nixon, a high school senior of Douglas County High School (DCHS), Georgia, app…
