The reform of primary school education is postponed by a year, decided Plaga
The planned reform of primary school education in Czechia is delayed by one year as announced by Minister Plaga.
Planned reform of education is postponed, announced Plaga
The planned reform in the education system in Czechia has been postponed as announced by Minister Plaga.
Transform research into marketable products, FG urges varsities, others
The Nigerian government is encouraging universities and institutions to commercialize research to boost innovation and economic growth.
'What are we teaching our children...,' PM Modi expressed displeasure over NCERT chapter in Cabinet meeting
PM Modi expressed strong displeasure in a Cabinet meeting regarding the inclusion of alleged judicial corruption in an NCERT textbook for eighth graders.
From Education to AI... Many Major Agreements Made Between India and Israel, See
During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel, both nations signed 16 significant agreements, marking a shift towards a special strategic partnership.
"Nowadays, people do not know how to distinguish when it has gotten out of hand" – A psychology docent unambiguously states which children's games are not appropriate
A Finnish psychology docent discusses the changes in children's rough play and highlights subtle signs parents and educators often overlook.
KrF gains majority for school church services
The Christian Democrats (KrF) have secured a parliamentary majority for a proposal requiring Norwegian schools to offer church services during school hours.
New rule may reduce in-person requirements for teacher training; measure is supported by the MEC
A new proposal by Brazil's Ministry of Education aims to decrease the in-person training requirements for future teachers, prompting critique from education specialists.
Priit Võigemast: There are a lot of talented children in Estonia
Priit Võigemast emphasizes the abundance of hidden talent among children in Estonia and calls for greater attention to their abilities.
Melania Trump to preside over a United Nations Security Council meeting
Melania Trump will preside over a UN Security Council meeting on March 2, focusing on education's role in fostering global tolerance and peace.
Agricultural University of Athens: 12,375 undergraduate degree titles available on gov.gr
The Agricultural University of Athens has made 12,375 undergraduate degree titles available digitally through the government portal gov.gr.
Lippus: The reorganization of Tallinn will reduce school places and make them more expensive
Madle Lippus argues that the Tallinn city government's plan to reorganize schools in Northern Tallinn will significantly reduce the number of available school places and increase costs for families.
Changes in Jēkabpils Municipality's Education Network
Jēkabpils Municipality approved changes to its education network after protests from school representatives.
Brutality in the temple of education! Brutal beating of an innocent child in the name of homework
A principal in Banda, Uttar Pradesh, is accused of brutally beating a fourth-grade student for not completing homework properly, leaving the child injured and traumatized.
Who Finalizes the NCERT Book? Process Explained
The article explains the process of determining the content of NCERT books in India, involving various committees and authorities.
Young man providing services at school is shot dead in Greater São Luís; father is shot and teacher dies after heart attack
A young man was shot dead while providing services at a school in São José de Ribamar, with his father also injured, and a teacher dying from a heart attack after learning of the incident.
Childcare centres face funding cuts after missing safety benchmarks
Nine childcare services in Australia could face funding cuts after failing to meet government safety standards.
We Need to Learn from India about AI and Education
The article discusses insights and experiences gained from participating in the IA Impact Summit in New Delhi, focusing on the role of AI in education and how Brazil can learn from India's advancements.
Zumbi dos Palmares University receives registrations for vestibular until Friday (27)
Registrations for the vestibular at Zumbi dos Palmares University close on Friday, with options for online registration and the use of Enem scores.
See the step-by-step for digital possession in the Education competition; check the list of those called
The Tocantins government has summoned 130 approved candidates from the Education competition, providing guidance on the mandatory Digital Possession procedure for entry into the state public service.
Students at military civic school in DF are forced to do push-ups and kneel, says complaint; see VIDEO
Students at a military civic school in the Federal District were reportedly forced to perform push-ups and kneel as punishment for wearing inappropriate clothing, according to a complaint from parents and a teachers' union.
Student and pupil rally in the center of Athens for the Tempi tragedy – Traffic regulations
Students and pupils are holding a rally in Athens to mark the third anniversary of the Tempi tragedy, demanding justice and safe transportation.
First Statement of Education Minister on NCERT Controversy, Expresses Discontent over Chapter on 'Corruption in Judiciary'
The Indian Education Minister expressed regret over a controversial NCERT chapter on corruption in the judiciary amid rising backlash and scrutiny from the Supreme Court.
FULL LIST: NUC releases guidelines on honorary doctorates
The National Universities Commission in Nigeria has released new guidelines to regulate the award and usage of honorary doctorate degrees amidst concerns over their indiscriminate conferment.
Police called to Alytus gymnasium, turned into a conflict area, by the children themselves: it became clear what they complained about
Students at Alytus A. Ramanauskas-Vanago Gymnasium called the police amid growing tensions linked to a conflict over a teacher's dismissal.
Students of a municipal school become book authors: 'It was a surprise,' says child
Students from a municipal school in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, have experienced the joy of becoming authors through a project that inspired them to write and publish their own books.
Personnel Changes on February 27
The article reports on various personnel changes and appointments in South Korea's government and educational institutions as of February 27.
Univasf opens registrations for 149 remaining slots in 12 face-to-face courses
The Federal University of São Francisco Valley (Univasf) has opened a public call for 149 remaining vacancies in 12 face-to-face undergraduate courses that were not filled by the Sisu 2026 waiting list.
Government allows demanding more working hours from children
The Estonian government plans to change laws to require children to work more hours and receive less time off.
Sesc opens registrations for the 50+ University program in Belém
Sesc Pará has opened registrations for the 50+ University program aimed at older adults to enhance well-being and education.
I Explain To You #170: investment, education and financial health - from Direct Treasury to investment abroad
This podcast episode discusses accessible investment opportunities and diversification strategies for both new and experienced investors in Brazil.
Institute allocates R$ 17 million for 38 education projects in the country
The Itaú Social Institute will allocate over R$ 17 million to educational programs across Brazil, supporting 38 projects aimed at improving children's school access and retention.
The Seminarian Who Is Challenging Texas Theocracy
Democratic State Representative James Talarico is leading a significant opposition against the imposition of the Ten Commandments in Texas public schools, positioning himself as a pivotal figure against American religious right movements.
Will artificial intelligence in universities lead to a return to oral exams? A discussion about LU's research
A study conducted by the University of Latvia explores how students and teachers are integrating artificial intelligence into their academic processes.
How is it decided what will be written in NCERT books, who makes the final call?
The Supreme Court of India has criticized recent changes made by NCERT in an eighth-grade textbook for including content on corruption in the judiciary.
Free course in DF combines dance and psychotherapy as a pedagogical tool; see who can participate
A free training course for public school teachers in the Federal District of Brazil combines dance and psychotherapy as pedagogical and self-care tools, with registration open until March 13.
Chairman Lee Joong-geun of Booyoung Group Grants Scholarships
Lee Joong-geun, chairman of Booyoung Group, awarded scholarships worth approximately 408 million won to 102 international students from 32 countries during the scholarship ceremony held at the Korean Chamber of Commerce in central Seoul.
Gintaras Sarafinas. Getting into prestigious high schools is becoming harder than entering universities
Competition for entering prestigious high schools in Lithuania has increased significantly, outperforming that of universities.
Learning matters because the future matters
The article discusses the importance of incorporating future-oriented educational policies in Mexico's basic and secondary education system.
“I was poor” – three stories, different eras, same feeling
The article shares poignant personal stories of poverty in Estonia, revealing the emotional and educational implications of socio-economic inequality.
J.B. Pritzker reiterates: the law aimed at eliminating the use of cell phones in Illinois schools
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is pressing for legislation to ban cell phone use in schools, revisiting a failed proposal from last year.
Arrest of Osaka Prefectural High School Teacher on Assault Charge Against Elderly Man, Denies Accusation; Man Subsequently Dies
An Osaka high school teacher was arrested for allegedly assaulting an elderly man, who was later pronounced dead in the hospital.
Ifap opens 50 positions for a technical course in Commerce aimed at farmers from rural settlements in Amapá
The Federal Institute of Amapá (Ifap) has announced 50 openings for a technical course in Commerce, specifically targeting farmers from rural settlements who are over 18 years old.
Tallinn Will Determine School Places Based on Walking Distance
Tallinn will start determining school placements based on the actual walking distance from a child's home to school, rather than just the straight-line distance.
Prosecution Seeks Three-Year Prison Sentence for Former Teacher in Hokkaido's Child Pornography Case
The prosecution has requested a three-year prison sentence for a former middle school teacher in Hokkaido involved in a child pornography case.
School registration is picking up in Vilnius: what parents need to know?
School registration in Vilnius is gaining momentum, with key insights for parents regarding popular schools and enrollment statistics.
Enrollment in schools is ramping up in Vilnius: What is important for parents to know?
Enrollment for schools in Vilnius has begun, with parents able to apply to three schools and certain priority criteria in place for limited spots.
Santeri Lindgren cannot know which grades should be improved for the joint application - Jyväskylä does not provide interim reports
Students in Jyväskylä are concerned about their equal standing in the spring joint application, as the city's schools do not provide grade reports during the Christmas period.
In light of the Gaza movement, the University of California financially braces against Trump’s measures
The University of California has initiated a $2 billion bond sale to counteract actions from the Trump administration aimed at the university and similar educational institutions.
Analysis: Getting into medical school is now possible with money, and it may be a good thing for patients
Finland's Education Minister proposed increasing medical school admissions significantly, sparking debate over the adequacy of medical education capacity in relation to real healthcare needs.