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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.

GichultapTap is a comprehensive learning service designed for high school students in South Korea, offering a dynamic approach to mastering college entrance exam past questions through an interactive tablet app.

Two Spanish universities suggest a new evaluation framework for educational institutions, focusing on sustainability and governance instead of solely academic performance.

An initiative in Lithuania is providing trial mathematics tests for eighth graders to enhance their preparation for national assessments and exams.

Finland's national ice hockey team ended their Olympic tournament on a high note, claiming the bronze medal in Milan, while analysts assess player performances critically.

Latvian students in grades 7-9 are invited to participate in the European Money Quiz to enhance their financial literacy knowledge.

Latvia's parliament has enacted significant restrictions on distance education for students in grades 1 to 6, effective from the 2027/2028 school year.

Latvia plans to gradually implement restrictions on distance learning for students in grades 1 to 6, shifting towards part-time in-person learning and introducing blended education methods.

The Central University of Ecuador is investigating alleged alterations in the grades of 19 medical students, which may constitute a cybercrime.

Parents have until February 20 to correct information on their children's high school e-applications, with technical issues affecting the submission process.

A new app called 'Prep50' has been launched to help Nigerian students improve their examination scores in major tests like JAMB and WAEC.

The budget will be presented in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu today, and the CBSE board exams for 10th and 12th grades will commence.

Researchers are exploring the possibility of using artificial intelligence to assess Estonia's mother language final exams, with findings showing AI can provide similar grades to human evaluators.

Thousands of students with A-Level grades of E are entering universities in England and Wales, sparking outrage over academic standards.

A grandmother's visit to a school in Trikala to collect her grandson's report card escalated into a verbal altercation, requiring police intervention.

In Bavaria, many students are receiving interim report cards, which are being increasingly replaced by developmental discussions focusing on reflection rather than grades.

A Harvard University faculty committee has proposed limiting A grades to address grade inflation, suggesting a cap of 20% for each class.

Sweden is overhauling its grading system once again, set to take effect in 2028, replacing the traditional A-F scale with a new 1-10 scale, eliminating the failing grade of F.

A man and woman from Bangladesh living in Novara have been reported for abusing their 15-year-old son after he received poor grades in school, resulting in a severe reaction from the parents.

The Federal University of Environment and Technology in Rivers State has issued a warning against student exploitation practices, including sex-for-grades and extortion, emphasizing the importance of maintaining its academic integrity.

Education Minister Camilo Santana announced that universities rated 1 and 2 by the National Medical Evaluation Exam (Enamed) will not receive the Student Financing Fund (FIES) this year during the inauguration of a campus in Várzea Grande, Mato Grosso.

In Halmstad, Sweden, a school interior designed for grades 3-5 was created at the request of Principal Max Freeman, proving effective as a student-centric experiment.

The child and youth mayor of Copenhagen, Jakob Næsager, doubts the effectiveness of the Social Democrats' proposal to reduce class sizes to 14 students in grades 0-3 starting in 2028, arguing that smaller classes may hinder students' social development.

Gordon Ørskov Madsen, president of the Danish Teachers' Union, expresses enthusiasm over Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's proposal for a cap of 14 students per class from grades 0 to 3.

The president of the Danish Teachers' Association, Gordon Ørskov Madsen, expresses enthusiasm for Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's proposal to limit class sizes to 14 students for grades 0-3.

Families affected by learning problems are denouncing a lack of public resources, with these issues increasing by 66% since 2017.

Liberal leader Simona Mohamsson commented on the resignations of three prominent members, stating that it's understandable as they consider their roles before the upcoming election, and announced a new grading system eliminating failing grades.

Harvard University has decreased the number of A grades awarded by nearly seven percentage points in response to a faculty-led initiative addressing grade inflation.

Starting September 1, 2025, a new regulation by the Minister of Education mandates fitness testing in every class of grades I-III in elementary schools, similar to existing tests for grades IV-VIII, which has surprised both parents and students.

Many teachers report increasingly difficult relationships with certain parents, highlighting issues like late-night phone calls and weekend complaints about grades and lesson conduct.

In Croatia, increasing concerns about the devaluation of grades in the education system highlight that excellent results are often misleading due to a flawed assessment framework, as discussed by educators and psychologists in a recent program.

Iceland's Ministry of Education has released draft regulations regarding standardized assessments for elementary schools, which will include new standardized tests in Icelandic and mathematics for grades 4, 6, and 9, to be conducted for the first time this spring.

The Polish Ministry of Education has developed a new initiative for schools, including a proposal to reintegrate nature lessons into the curriculum for grades IV-VIII in a revised format.

Hamburg schools will close on Friday due to expected snowstorms, with emergency care provided for younger students and online classes for older grades.

From this summer, every Year 11 student in England will access their GCSE exam results through a digital app, although they will still attend schools to receive their grades in person.

Students and teachers of all grades are set to return to school tomorrow, January 8, 2026, as the first semester concludes on January 20.

Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell openly criticized the team's performance, giving it a harsh 'F' after failing to make the playoffs despite being preseason Super Bowl favorites.

This article discusses the life and achievements of Eusebio, a legendary Portuguese footballer born in Mozambique who rose from humble beginnings to become one of the greatest players of all time.

As of April 2024, Polish schools will implement significant changes regarding homework, particularly affecting primary education grades I-III and IV-VIII as per a regulation signed by Barbara Nowacka.

A seven-year-old girl struggles to prevent her mother from taking sleeping pills that could end her life, while dealing with the pressure of caring for her father and maintaining her grades at school.

Automatic promotion hides deficits that worsen in higher grades, and solving this complex issue is not straightforward.