Sungkyunkwan University Holds '2025 Traveling School Consulting Performance Dissemination Conference'
Sungkyunkwan University hosted a conference to share results from digital education consulting conducted across schools in the Gangwon region.
Bihar Board Intermediate Result: Check Marks by Entering Roll Number Here
The Bihar Board's 12th-grade results will be announced on March 23, 2026, at 1:30 PM, and students can check their results by entering their roll number and roll code.
Uberlândia has 810 spots for free technology and innovation courses for youth and the elderly; find out how to enroll
Uberlândia is offering 810 free technology and innovation courses for young people and seniors starting April 1st.
Tampere acquires a 250,000 euro artwork for the new school – Here’s why
Tampere is set to acquire a mural worth 250,000 euros for the new Kaukajärvi school, prompting discussions about city budget priorities amid recent layoffs.
Uespi's selection process offers vacancies for on-site tutors with a monthly scholarship of R$ 1,100; see courses
The University of Piauí has announced a selection process for on-site tutors, offering a monthly scholarship of R$ 1,100 to assist students in distance-learning courses.
Keyboard Cases Deployed in Setagaya Schools in Tokyo Have Four Incidents of Smoke
The Setagaya Ward in Tokyo reported that four incidents of smoke from keyboard cases for tablets in public elementary and junior high schools occurred this month, but no injuries were reported.
Ritsumeikan University plans to establish new graduate school to cultivate 'space talent' combining science and management
Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto announces plans to establish a new graduate school focusing on training experts in the field of space, combining science and management starting from April 2028.
'Mega Blast' of Daughters in Bihar, 19 out of 26 Toppers are Girls
Nineteen out of twenty-six toppers in Bihar's Intermediate examination are girls, showcasing the remarkable performance of female students.
The Principal Describes How the School Stabbing Unfolded
The principal of Maatulli Elementary School reports an incident involving a stabbing between two students in a violent confrontation on campus.
Nigeria: Emir Sanusi Hails Governor Yusuf for Allocating 30% of Budget to Education
Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II commended Governor Abba Yusuf for dedicating 30% of Kano State's budget to education, highlighting its positive impact on student performance.
This video of Khan Sir with a Fortuner car and a gunman in a black dress is going viral!
Khan Sir, a popular online educator from Patna, is trending for a video showing him arriving with a gunman and interacting with his fans.
Bihar Board Inter Results Released, 85.19% of Students Pass
The Bihar Board has officially declared the 12th-grade examination results, with an overall pass rate of 85.19%, and girls outperforming boys in all three streams: Arts, Commerce, and Science.
Magic without a wand: how children learn to solve problems?
The article discusses how the Robotics Academy in Lithuania engages children in problem-solving through modern educational techniques, likening the process to a form of magic.
Nigeria: BUK Expels 171 Students Over Falsified Admission Credentials
Bayero University Kano has expelled 171 students for presenting falsified qualifications for admission.
Kyung Hee Cyber University Holds 1st Place for 11 Consecutive Years in K-BPI (Korea Brand Power Index) and Maintains Golden Brand Status
Kyung Hee Cyber University has ranked first in the K-BPI for the eleventh consecutive year, affirming its status as a 'Golden Brand' in the cyber university sector.
“I will cultivate AI leaders with virtues”
The president of a South Korean university emphasizes the importance of AI leaders who possess communication skills and ethical values in the evolving job market influenced by artificial intelligence.
Clear Actions for a Clear River
The article discusses a local school project aimed at improving water quality in the Anyang-cheon river, where students actively participate in environmental conservation activities.
Information Room as of March 24
The Dogok Information Culture Library is offering a parenting class aimed at parents of elementary school children, focusing on child development and parenting skills.
At 2 years old he read signs and watched documentaries: the genius boy who today attends university in Alabama
Van-Houston McMillion, a 13-year-old boy, has become the youngest student in history to enroll at Calhoun Community College in Alabama, demonstrating remarkable intellectual capabilities from a very early age.
Students: Energy Sector Opens Wide Opportunities
Renewable energy and electrical engineering continue to attract students due to the high demand for specialists and the potential to contribute to future technologies.
The Ministry of Education wants to allow people to register two native languages in the population register
The Estonian Ministry of Education is proposing to allow individuals to register two native languages and specify their nationality in the population register.
Teachers and municipalities agree on a new collective agreement
A new collective agreement grants teachers in Denmark a raise of 3,600 kroner per month, as announced by the Danish Union of Teachers.
SEC, NYSC unveil CDS initiative to tackle Ponzi schemes nationwide
The SEC and NYSC have launched a program aimed at educating young Nigerians about the dangers of Ponzi schemes and promoting responsible investment practices.
The trade union urges the Ministry of Education to reconsider the teacher recruitment plan, calling it an imitation
A teachers' union in Lithuania has criticized the Education Ministry's teacher recruitment plan as lacking real solutions and potentially leading to the collapse of the education system.
The Ministry of Education changes guidelines from today to tomorrow, leaving parents confused
Israel's Ministry of Education has been inconsistent with guidelines for schools during the ongoing conflict, creating confusion among parents.
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Concludes Student Exchange with Tohoku Bunkyo University, Establishes a Practical Cultural Exchange Venue for Korean and Japanese Students
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies and Tohoku Bunkyo University successfully held a student exchange event fostering cultural exchange between Korean and Japanese students.
It is a really strong debut
The article discusses a powerful scene from a debut novel involving a mother and son in a garden, highlighting themes of education and familial connections.
Artificial Intelligence Graduated with Honors. What Does This Mean for Czech Education?
The article explores the implications of artificial intelligence achieving high levels of competence and its impact on the Czech education system.
Calling Students Cockroaches: Teacher Disciplined for Insulting Remarks
A Nagasaki elementary school teacher has been reprimanded for repeatedly calling a student a 'cockroach' and making derogatory remarks about the child.
Dream of becoming a teacher made easier, 22 students will get admission
The number of seats for the four-year integrated B.Ed. course has dramatically increased, providing significant opportunities for students seeking admission.
Four-year prison sentence requested for former teacher involved in child voyeurism shared case, Nagoya District Court
A former elementary school teacher faces a four-year prison sentence for sharing voyeuristic images of underage girls in a criminal case in Nagoya.
New container shipping program by the University of Piraeus and MSC
A new training program titled 'Fundamentals of Container Shipping' has been announced by the Department of Maritime Studies at the University of Piraeus in collaboration with MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company.
Too much free time for students? Parents 'call out' the Ministry of Education. 'There is more free time now than school'
Parents express concerns about the increasing number of school holidays, feeling that their children have too much free time, which complicates their work schedules.
IBIA Meeting with the Naval Chamber
The President of the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) met with the President of the Greek Naval Chamber to discuss collaboration and priorities in maritime fuel and energy transition challenges.
Due to Increase in Medical School Enrollment... 3 Schools Lacking Professors 'Certification Delay', Jeonbuk National University Applied for Re-examination
Three medical schools in South Korea have received a 'non-certification deferment' due to difficulties in securing professors amidst an increase in enrollment for the 2025 academic year.
Absurdities of employment in kindergartens and schools. "We don't quite understand"
The article discusses the complexities and absurdities of employment rules for teachers in Polish kindergartens and schools, particularly focusing on specialists and the implications of current regulations.
When a mother proposed "pedagogical ping pong," the principal had to say no: "You must find another school"
A debate on student well-being versus academic proficiency is highlighted through a conflict at a Copenhagen school involving a mother and the principal.
A mother was 'so looking forward to playing educational ping pong.' She had to be turned down by the school principal
A school debate focused on student well-being over academic knowledge highlights the growing trend in Denmark's educational priorities, as seen in a recent school election campaign.
Journal of Laws from March 20, 2026 (positions 377 - 384)
The article lists various announcements and regulations issued by Polish government officials in March 2026.
Concerned about the increase in ADHD: The Health Directorate wants new guidelines
The Health Directorate in Norway is worried about the rising use of ADHD medications and plans to develop new guidelines in response.
Apprenticeship - a modern and increasingly popular way to gain a profession
The article discusses the growing trend of apprenticeship programs in Lithuania, emphasizing the mutual benefits for both employers and apprentices.
Children stuck in hospital limbo due to discharge delays - 'hidden crisis'
New research reveals that children in England are facing significant delays in hospital discharges, resulting in missed education and family time.
Children's results are determined not only by teachers: what do Singapore and Estonia do differently?
The role of school leaders is crucial for enhancing educational outcomes and the overall atmosphere in schools, as highlighted by educational expert Laura Masiliauskaitė.
Today the fate of millions of students will shine, Bihar Board result will be announced
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is set to announce the 12th-grade examination results today at 1:30 PM.
Abitur Stress for Parents: My Daughter is Taking the Abitur – and I Am (Almost) Losing My Mind
A German parent shares the challenges and stress of supporting their daughter through the Abitur exams, contrasting their expectations with the reality of the emotional challenges faced.
Victoria bills itself as the ‘education state’ but thousands of school teachers are set to strike. Here’s what it means
Thousands of public school teachers in Victoria are set to strike due to low pay and excessive workloads, marking the first such strike in 13 years as approved by the Fair Work Commission.
Helicopter demonstration and dog handler exhibitions: an open day will be held at the border guard college
The State Border Guard College in Latvia is hosting an open day on April 17th, inviting the public to learn about education opportunities and careers within the border guard service.
Damyang County, despite the Audit Office's Criticism, Leaves 'Unaccredited Educational Facilities' Unattended for Eight Years
Damyang County is facing criticism for promoting private education by neglecting unaccredited educational facilities despite being called out by the Audit Office.
Bihar Board Intermediate Result to be Released Today, Check Here
The Bihar Board will announce the Class 12 results today at 1:30 PM, providing students with access to their scores through official websites.
Biologically Grown Trout is Served for Lunch at Līgatne New Leaders High School
Līgatne New Leaders High School introduces biologically grown trout in its lunch menu as part of a broader initiative to promote organic food in schools within the Gauja National Park bio-region.