Artificial Intelligence in Schools: How to Turn it into a Learning Tool Rather Than a Cheating Device?
Asta Bagdonavičienė emphasizes the need to rethink the role of AI in education, advocating for its use as a supportive tool rather than a substitute for student learning.
Psychotherapist: The use of devices does not improve learning outcomes
A Latvian psychotherapist argues that while digital devices do not enhance student learning, decisions about their use should be made internally by schools.
Myeongji University Human Campus Unveils Renovated Creative Convergence Space on the 4th Floor of the Student Hall
Myeongji University has completed renovations of the 4th-floor 'Creative Convergence Space' in its Human Campus Student Hall to support student learning and relaxation.
Nordtun's Curriculum List is an Attack on Students' Joy of Learning
The proposed curriculum list by Norway's Education Minister Kari Nessa Nordtun is viewed as detrimental to student engagement and learning.
"Try Failing as Much as You Want"... Why Did the School Award a 'Failed Robot'?
A student at Seoul Robot High School received an award at a school competition focused on learning from failure, despite his robot collapsing after a design miscalculation.
Strong words from the head of the Ministry of Education. This assessment is a "relic"
Barbara Nowacka, head of the Ministry of Education in Poland, addressed student concerns at a conference regarding the overwhelming amount of educational material and the need for meaningful learning.
M. Sfakianakis: Personal digital learning profile for each student until the national high school diploma
M. Sfakianakis, president of the Committee for the National Dialogue on the National Diploma, introduced a new educational model that aims to track each student's comprehensive learning journey from kindergarten to high school graduation.
A Chinese student studying in Vilnius found the key to the hearts of Lithuanians: 'Lithuanians are happy if you speak their language'
A Chinese student in Vilnius believes that learning the Lithuanian language opens doors to connecting with Lithuanians.
University of Latvia offers a new digital resource for physics learning for students
The University of Latvia has developed a new digital educational resource for physics that is tailored to student needs and the curriculum.
Humanoid robots visit schools and help students in learning
Humanoid robots are being introduced in schools in Goiás and the Federal District in Brazil to enhance student learning and promote engagement with technology.
Myongji University Holds Club Expo at Humanities Campus, Attracting Attention with Hands-on Booths
Myongji University hosted a club expo at its Humanities Campus, engaging students with various activities and hands-on learning experiences.
Ekiti taps alumni for school infrastructure upgrades
The Ekiti State Government in Nigeria has urged alumni associations to enhance school infrastructure for improved student learning environments.
City: prohibits entering cell phones into classrooms and schools may also prevent their use during recess in secondary education
The City of Buenos Aires has expanded its ban on cell phones in schools from primary to all educational levels, encouraging learning with institutional devices only.
The plan is to change the grading system in primary schools: "As soon as a student has a grade, they no longer care, as they cannot make sense of learning"
The Estonian Ministry of Education and Research plans to replace traditional grading with verbal assessments in lower grades to better support students from non- Estonian speaking homes.
Pae Gymnasium graduate Marsell Kovalev: what did the children do wrong?
Marsell Kovalev, a student at Tallinn University, reflects on his memorable school experiences, emphasizing the value of extracurricular learning activities.
Brit James who learned Lithuanian: 'I love the irregularities of the Lithuanian language'
A British student named James reflects on his experiences in Lithuania, including his journey of learning the Lithuanian language and his impressions of the country's modernity.
Municipality: The educational process at Adolfo Ramanauskas-Vanagas Gymnasium will be renewed on Thursday
The educational process at Adolfo Ramanauskas-Vanagas Gymnasium is set to resume with a hybrid model after a disruption caused by the firing of a teacher, leading to protests and remote learning.
Reducing the student-to-teacher ratio does not improve learning, but does enhance teacher well-being and reduce private tutoring, according to a study
A new study from EsadeEcPol reveals that lowering class sizes does not significantly enhance student learning but improves teacher well-being and reduces the need for private tutoring.
Egyptian student realizes what is most important upon arriving in Lithuania: besides that – nowhere
A student from Egypt highlights the significance of learning the Lithuanian language alongside his studies in renewable energy.
Information Hub for March 3rd
Fomyschool launches its 'PinPoint Coaching' program aimed at helping students improve their grades through personalized learning strategies.
Saresp indicates recovery of learning in the region, but scores still do not reach pre-pandemic levels
Data from the Saresp assessment system show that while there is some recovery in learning outcomes among students in the Vale do Paraíba, scores remain below pre-pandemic levels, particularly in Language and Mathematics.
Modern technology in the service of education - how the e-learning platform supports student learning?
The article discusses how a modern e-learning platform enhances students' educational experiences by providing easy access to diverse learning materials.
The Secret to Success: Solving Various Problems... I Need My Own Study Approach
A South Korean student shares his success in gaining admission to a prestigious university through autonomous study without relying on private tutoring.
Elementary School Diploma at 89... 'Studying Was So Fun'
An 89-year-old grandmother graduated from a lifelong learning school in South Korea, fulfilling her dream of being a student after missing out on education in her youth due to poverty and historical circumstances.
School Stops Being the Only Option. This Trend is Growing Stronger
An increasing number of families in Poland are opting for education outside traditional schools, seeking more flexibility and accountability in their children's learning.
Many students who learn little
Despite significant increases in education access in Brazil since the late 20th century, the quality of student learning has not improved proportionately, leading to ongoing concerns about educational outcomes.
Education in Bavaria: Demand for School Assistants is Growing Rapidly
The demand for school assistants in Bavaria is rising sharply due to the increasing number of students requiring support for various learning challenges.
Return to classes: The 2026 school year begins amidst salary conflicts and learning deficits
The 2026 school year in Argentina starts with challenges such as salary disputes and declining student enrollment across various provinces.
A New Era with Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom: The Double Educational Paradox and the Great Challenge
This article discusses how artificial intelligence is poised to fundamentally change education by personalizing learning experiences and enhancing student metacognition.
Learning Takes Work and Requires Attitude
The article emphasizes the importance of active learning and student engagement in the educational process, highlighting the need for effort and methodology in learning.
The Saeima adopts several amendments to the Higher Education Law
The Saeima has approved amendments aimed at improving higher education programs in Latvia, allowing for more practical-based learning in doctoral programs and broadening eligibility for student loans.
Expert seeks AI integration in teaching, learning of mathematics
An expert in education technology calls for the integration of AI in mathematics education to improve student performance in Nigeria.
Physical fatigue vs. technical skill: study reveals impacts of replacing pen and paper with keyboards in schools
A study in Australia highlights different cognitive and physical responses of second-grade students when transitioning from traditional writing methods to digital platforms.
Standing Students and Individual Workspaces in the Classroom: How Our View of Learning Spaces is Changing
The article discusses the need to adapt classroom environments to allow for more movement among students, addressing the negative effects of prolonged sitting on children and adolescents.
170,000 students to sue 36 UK universities over Covid-19 online classes
Over 170,000 students are suing 36 UK universities, alleging inadequate education during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The State Police comment on the types of violence detected in schools
The State Police of Latvia have reported a wide range of violence incidents in schools, including verbal abuse and physical aggression, which affect the safety and learning environment of students and teachers.
Woman who lived among young criminal offenders in remote area says Americans should feel 'very grateful'
A high school student volunteers in Kenya, learning about justice systems while assisting young offenders.
What do you think about remote learning? Are the courses absurdly easy or difficult? Tell us, we are making a story
Yle Uutiset seeks responses from students regarding their experiences with remote learning in higher education in Finland.
Open Letter to the Minister and the Ministry of University and Research
Student representatives from several Italian online universities have issued an open letter urging innovation in teaching and examinations within the Italian university system, especially in remote education.
AI in Ecuadorian Secondary Education
AI is redefining secondary education in Ecuador by transforming traditional classrooms into dynamic and efficient learning environments.
The choice between in-person and online preparatory courses depends on the student's profile and moment
The decision to choose between in-person and online preparatory courses for university entrance exams is influenced by the student's individual circumstances and needs at different stages of their preparation.
Big news in the shootout at Tarntaran Law College
A law student at a college in Tarntaran, Punjab was shot and killed by her classmate, who then turned the gun on himself after learning about her engagement.
PPP in schools of Minas provides bonuses for learning to companies that will not take care of education
The Government of Minas Gerais has launched a public-private partnership initiative that allows for bonuses to be awarded to the winning companies based on student performance, though the companies are not responsible for educational quality.
Civic-Military Schools: Units Expect Improvement in Discipline and Learning in Interior SP
Three state schools in the interior of São Paulo have implemented a civic-military education model in hopes of improving classroom discipline and learning outcomes.
PM Modi emphasized the importance of time management in life
In the ninth edition of 'Pariksha Pe Charcha', Prime Minister Modi engaged with students nationwide, discussing the pressures of studies and highlighted the importance of being fully engaged in learning to retain information better.
Learning mathematics is still a privilege
Mathematics remains a significant educational bottleneck in Brazil, where many students experience anxiety and fear towards the subject due to structural issues in the education system, including inadequate teacher training and lack of policy continuity.
Priest and educator Samuel Tešedík / Today's modern education is based on ideas first advocated by the Slovak reformer in the 18th century
The article discusses the educational principles of Samuel Tešedík, emphasizing practical learning and individualized approaches to student abilities, which foreshadow modern educational practices.
Giovanni Tamburi missing in Crans-Montana, the Righi teachers say: 'He is always smiling in class'
Teacher Tania Causio expresses her distress after learning about student Giovanni Tamburi's disappearance during a crisis in Crans-Montana, recalling his cheerful disposition in class.