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Ontario's education minister has appointed a new expert panel to assess and possibly redesign the province's standard testing, following poor educational outcomes in math for students.

Docsity AI is a new learning app that utilizes AI to enhance and streamline the study experience for students.

This article discusses the release of new findings regarding the reading skills of primary school students in Iceland.

The sale of Ebeltoft's only hotel has dashed hopes for a new film boarding school, which had planned to accommodate 26 students this summer.

A new study highlights the negative impact of hay fever and certain medications on exam performance for students.

Korea's Kookmin University is collaborating with Italy's ADI to host the DBEW Award 2026, aiming to explore universal design values beyond geographical and cultural boundaries.

The State University of Pará has published the results of its special selection process for the new Gastronomy Technology course, admitting 62 students.

A New York judge has overturned disciplinary actions against students who occupied Hamilton Hall during protests, ruling that the university improperly used sealed arrest records as evidence.

A new report reveals high levels of anxiety and fear among students and young workers in the UK regarding entering the rental market for the first time due to a lack of financial education.

The Polish Ministry of Education has announced plans to restrict smartphone use among primary school students as part of new guidelines.

New standardized tests will be administered to Icelandic primary school students for the first time in five years, with most school administrators expressing satisfaction with the new protocol despite some noted shortcomings.

A new textbook released by the LKA aims to educate high school students in Lithuania about national security and defense issues, including threats to Lithuania and the world.

A longstanding girls' high school in Japan introduces a new communication-based learning program to support students who are unable to attend regular classes.

186 new students officially started their journey at Wonchon Elementary School amidst excitement and nervousness during the school’s entrance ceremony.

The Estonian Academy of Security Sciences has opened admissions for applied higher education and master's programs, welcoming candidates fluent in Estonian, including recent school graduates and those considering a career change.

Poland's new health education course sees low attendance rates, with some students enrolled yet not attending at all, prompting remarks about the absurd situation.

Registrations are now open for new students interested in dance and theater workshops in Teresina, Brazil, with enrollment ongoing until March 6.

Racing Club opened a new school in Avellaneda, Argentina, for 350 students as part of its social commitment to the community with a significant investment.

Teachers associated with the 'Protest with Exclamation Mark' movement warn about a disturbing trend in Polish schools involving students live-streaming lessons online.

Inep has launched a new certification system allowing students to obtain their high school diploma through the Enem exam, reinstating this function after its suspension in 2017.

Poland is considering a proposal to restrict social media access for children and teenagers, following Australia's decision to ban social media use for those under 16.

The decline in Religious Education enrollment in Spain has intensified, with a loss of 370,000 students over five years, primarily attributed to the new educational law, Lomloe.

The Entrance Public School in Australia has successfully implemented a new lunch structure that allows students to play before eating, resulting in improved behavior and academic performance.

A professor at Hunter College made offensive remarks during a community education council meeting regarding the potential closure of schools, prompting outrage from students and parents.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has announced advancements in the construction of new facilities at Harper College, enhancing resources for its 26,500 students.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced an increase in enrollment at the City University of New York (CUNY) for the third consecutive year, reflecting the state's commitment to educational accessibility.

A new book titled 'Why Study Economics?' aims to engage students and the general public by exploring ten compelling reasons to pursue a career in economics, while also providing practical economic lessons.

The Polish Ministry of Education plans to introduce a functional assessment method to support inclusive education in schools, which will focus on understanding students' needs rather than replacing traditional grading.

A new joint ministerial decision in Greece simplifies the housing allowance process for students of public vocational schools by expanding the geographic eligibility criteria.

The Gymnasium Kempfenhausen in Germany will replace an aging building with a new dormitory for 66 boarding students following the approval from the local council.

The National Association of Nigerian Students has called for reforms in policing to be more youth-sensitive under the new Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu.

A report by the Parliamentary Budget Officer indicates that Canada's non-permanent resident population is set to decline, aligning with the government's target of less than 5% by 2027.

A new Estonian student union was officially founded in Helsinki, Finland.

Greece's education ministry has established a new admissions framework for public Onassis schools, ensuring that 60% of students come from the local community and outlining geographic zones.

A new report highlights that 15% of South African Grade 3 students are unable to read a single word, revealing a deeper literacy crisis in the country.

Twelve students in Huddinge have received expulsion decisions due to new school guidelines regarding residency status.

A new database from the organization 'Education #1' offers insight into the costs associated with educating students in various types of Lithuanian schools, revealing that pro gymnasiums are the most cost-effective.

One-third of primary school students are at risk of excessive use of new technologies, particularly electronic media, with 7% showing psychological symptoms related to this addiction.

The article highlights major news stories in Nigeria, including the new acting Inspector-General of Police's commitment to eradicating corruption and a tragic accident resulting in the deaths of six nursing students from LAUTECH.

A new educational program called 'The Lyrical Goes to School!' has been launched by the Greek National Opera aimed at introducing elementary school students in the Attica region to the world of opera.

Czechia's high schools are facing a lack of available spots for students, leaving many students without adequate educational opportunities.

The Tarcísio de Freitas administration in São Paulo, Brazil, has chosen not to release high school students' performance results from the new Provão Paulista evaluation.

A new bilingual school in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Barracas has opened, offering innovative educational programs for local students.

Iranian students have resumed protests in Tehran as the new semester starts, expressing their frustrations and demanding reforms amid governmental warnings.

The city of Buenos Aires inaugurated a new school, welcoming over 300,000 students back to classes with a unique mix of traditional and technological elements.

Protests at Iranian universities are ongoing amid new negotiations with the United States, with the government claiming students are trying to incite unrest.

A new school for children with autism, Þorláksskóli, is set to open in Garðabær, Iceland, aiming to provide a better educational environment for students like Vigdís Gunnarsdóttir's son, who is among the first five students.

The new HB 3247 law in Illinois, signed by Governor JB Pritzker, ensures that migrant students cannot be denied access to public education based on their or their parents' immigration status.

Dozens of students were evacuated from Edith Cowan University's new CBD campus in Perth due to a gas leak, just days into the new semester.

Iran has cautioned students resuming protests to respect 'limits' as tensions rise with the U.S. over nuclear issues and protest repression.