IB in public schools – A new era from September
The International Baccalaureate (IB) will be introduced in Greek public schools for the first time in September 2026, marking a significant shift in the educational landscape.
HENDRIK AGUR ⟩ Transition to Estonian-language education dismantles parallel worlds
The transition to Estonian-language education signifies not just an educational reform but a decision about the future identity of Estonia.
Day 2 of the CNTE march in Mexico City: What streets will be blocked this Thursday? Follow the live protest
The CNTE teachers' union continues its 72-hour national strike in Mexico City, blocking key streets as part of their ongoing protest for educational reforms and salary increases.
An Unchanging School, an Overly Honest Society: The Reason Why the Reformist Principal Left His Job
A prominent principal known for advocating progressive educational reforms in Tokyo public elementary schools steps down, questioning the rigidity of the educational system.
School reform without teacher education reform? It won't succeed!
The article discusses the disconnect between teacher training at universities and the upcoming educational reform in Poland, 'Compass of Tomorrow', arguing that without changes in teacher education, reform efforts will fail.
72-Hour Strike by CNTE: Which Streets in CDMX Will Be Closed on March 18 Due to the March?
The CNTE is initiating a 72-hour national strike, including a march in Mexico City, starting on March 18, to demand the repeal of educational reform and other labor issues.
The Urgency of an Educational Reform
Argentina faces a sustained educational decline requiring deep reforms to reverse the situation.
The school with difficulties that is now the most demanded with a dictation and an hour of reading in class every day
The IES LucÃa de Medrano in Salamanca has transformed into the most sought-after school in the region by implementing innovative educational strategies, including daily dictations and reading sessions.
Change in schools depends on parental support. The state is currently ignoring them
The Czech Education Minister has postponed the implementation of new educational programs, emphasizing that successful reform depends heavily on parental attitudes.
School that went from 'nightmare' to winner of world award will have model replicated in SP
The Parque dos Sonhos school in Cubatão, Brazil, transformed from a violent environment to a recognized educational space, will have its model replicated in 100 new vulnerable schools in the state of São Paulo.
The Green Revolution Wants to Erase Jesus: Sharia and Gender are Coming to School
A new educational reform in Lower Saxony led by the Green Party's Education Minister Julia Willie Hamburg intends to minimize the focus on Christianity in favor of broader themes reflecting societal diversity.
Tax-exempt 'Educational Fund Gift Trust' Ends at the End of March Amid Child NISA
The tax-exempt 'Educational Fund Gift Trust' will end in March due to upcoming tax reforms, impacting wealth transfer dynamics among families.
Some will likely argue that the Social Democrats have a lot to pay back after the school reform, but they have not been idle
As Denmark approaches elections, educational funding emerges as a contentious issue with political parties signaling a willingness to invest more in public schools.
School dining halls can also be a place for learning
The article discusses the importance of combining health and gastronomic appeal in school meal programs amid rising concerns over childhood obesity and poor eating habits.
Georgian Education Reform: The Next Blow Against Critical Intelligence
The Georgian government continues its move away from Europe with drastic reductions in student enrollment at Ilia State University, significantly undermining its status as a leading educational institution.
Such a fight has never happened before. Students decided to get their school principal into the Senate
Students at SmÃchov Secondary Industrial School are launching a campaign to support their principal Radko SáblÃk in his bid for a Senate seat, aiming to bring educational reform to a political level.
From a victim of assault to a bamboo forest for educational rights: 'To revive education, we need to restore community'
A former teacher, who suffered assault and harassment at the hands of a school principal, emphasizes the need to restore community bonds to improve educational rights in Korea.
Vincenzo Schettini cancels his appearance at Sanremo after controversy regarding Gazzoli's podcast
Vincenzo Schettini has withdrawn from the Sanremo Festival amidst backlash over his comments on a podcast about educational reform.
An educational reform that cannot wait
The article discusses the urgent need for educational reform in Argentina, citing significant deficiencies in the current system.
Reform in Riga's kindergartens aims to save up to 5 million euros
Riga's municipal leadership believes that reorganizing and reducing the number of kindergartens will allow for better teacher salaries and improved educational resources.
This generation has suffered. No new places in high schools this year either
Czechia's high schools are facing a lack of available spots for students, leaving many students without adequate educational opportunities.
After Multi-Property Regulation, Treatment for the Educational Challenge
The article discusses the need for President Lee Jae-myung to address the educational crisis in South Korea following his firm stance on real estate policy reforms.
The Role of Universities in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The article discusses the significant changes in educational frameworks due to artificial intelligence and the increasing role of universities in lifelong learning programs.
Multi-billion plan for schools unveiled as children in Year 2 onwards to get new system
A multi-billion pound investment is set to reform mainstream schools by enhancing support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Major changes to the Send system - can the government win over MPs and parents? – podcast
The podcast discusses the UK government's planned overhaul of the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system and its reception among MPs and parents.
MEN plans changes. It is to be a different school than today
Poland's Minister of Education, Barbara Nowacka, announced plans for an educational reform called 'Compass of Tomorrow' aimed at adapting the school system to the challenges of the 21st century.
Tories plan to cut university places and double apprenticeships in funding reform
The Conservative Party plans to reduce university admissions by 100,000 and increase funding for apprenticeships, aiming to streamline educational paths and save government spending.
Will MEN reverse the revolutionary reform? Time is running out, experts divided. There are leaks
The Polish Ministry of Education's decision to abolish mandatory homework in schools has sparked heated discussions and awaits final recommendations from the Educational Research Institute.
Good news in California: Newsom proposes to improve state education with a budget change for 2026
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a proposal for significant educational reforms in the state's 2026-27 budget.
13 bombshell changes to schools from new SEND support and classroom shake-up
New plans have been announced in the UK to reform the special educational needs and disabilities system in schools, focusing on greater support and inclusivity for students.
Teaching union claims extra £4bn for Send overhaul just ‘drop in bucket’ compared with what’s needed – UK politics live
The teaching union asserts that the UK government's additional £4 billion for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) is inadequate compared to the real financial needs for reform.
Minister says children in England will get support more quickly under Send overhaul
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces plans to expedite support for children with special educational needs in England under a new government overhaul.
The reform of entrance exams was supposed to shorten preparation time, but according to entrance exam trainers, the need for preparatory courses has increased
Despite reforms intended to reduce preparation time for university entrance exams in Finland, the demand for preparatory courses has actually increased, according to training companies.
Special needs support eligibility to be reviewed at start of secondary school in England
In England, children with special needs will undergo a review of their eligibility for support as they transition to secondary school, following a government plan to reform the special educational needs and disabilities (Send) system.
Pupils with special educational needs to have support reviewed when they join secondary school
The UK government is set to reform support for pupils with special educational needs as they transition to secondary school, aiming to reduce reliance on Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs).
Sarmiento and the Law of Educational Freedom
The article discusses the ongoing relevance of Domingo Faustino Sarmiento in the debate over educational reform in Argentina, especially following the introduction of a new educational freedom law.
Future Network in Government Plans: Guidelines for the Reform of the National Educational Network
The Polish government has released proposals for reforming the National Educational Network, aiming to enhance digital infrastructure in schools.
Senator Olga Patricia promotes reform to guarantee dignified menstruation in the Mexican educational system
Senator Olga Patricia Sosa Ruiz has introduced a reform proposal aimed at ensuring that girls and women in Mexico's educational system have access to dignified menstrual care and education.
Barbara Nowacka: I regret that health education is not a compulsory subject
Barbara Nowacka discusses the need for compulsory health education in Poland's school curriculum amid recent educational reforms.
Mississippi's school miracle shames failing Chicago leaders on education
The article contrasts the educational transformation in Mississippi with the failing schools in Chicago, questioning why a state with fewer resources has achieved such dramatic improvements while Chicago continues to struggle.
"Digital Barrier" for Children? The Head of the Ministry of Education Reveals the Scale of the Problem
Barbara Nowacka reported that approximately 1.5 million children aged 7-13 use applications that contain inappropriate content affecting their development, sparking a call for educational and legal reforms in Poland.
Baden-Württemberg: What a new government in Stuttgart expects
Baden-Württemberg is preparing for new governmental leadership amid debates on educational reform and challenges in organizing candidate debates.
Introducing Absolute Evaluation, but Special Purpose and Self-Governing High Schools Remain Intact?
There are discussions underway in South Korea regarding the shift from relative to absolute evaluation in education, but concerns arise about the implications for specialized high schools and the potential for increased educational inequality.
Immediate inclusion of ASPAITE in EKPA requested by 18 professors of the School
Eighteen professors of ASPAITE in Greece are calling for the school's immediate integration into EKPA to enhance educational opportunities and prepare for a new five-year curriculum.
We will not abolish inclusion, we may postpone the reform of education, Plaga admits
Czech Minister of Education, Plaga, indicates that while the inclusion policy will remain, upcoming educational reforms may be delayed.
English secondary schools must offer inclusion areas for neurodiverse and Send pupils
Secondary schools in England are required to provide inclusion areas to support neurodiverse children and those with special educational needs, as part of a government initiative for educational reform.
The Ministry of Education Reform May Hit the Weakest Students. The Commissioner for Children's Rights Sounds the Alarm
The Commissioner for Children's Rights in Poland has raised serious concerns about a proposed educational reform by the Ministry of Education that could negatively impact vulnerable students.
The £6bn black hole that could change children's lives
The UK government is set to announce reforms to the special educational needs (SEND) system amidst a funding shortfall of £6 billion that affects children's educational support.
Opening a New Path in Korean Language Education
A new white paper documenting 38 years of the National Korean Language Teachers' Association has been published, highlighting its significant impact on Korean language education.
This is madness: thousands of RÄ«ga residents sign petitions to save kindergartens from reform
Thousands of RÄ«ga residents are signing petitions in response to plans that will close or reorganize numerous kindergartens, raising concerns about educational quality and childcare availability.