Libra Horoscope
The daily Libra horoscope indicates potential benefits in property, increased family happiness, possible disputes with others, examination success for students, health warnings, and favorable business prospects.
Students' holidays - a silent risk for employers. How to manage it?
This article discusses the challenges faced by working parents during school holidays, highlighting the dual burden of managing work and ensuring meaningful activities for children, which poses risks for both employees and employers.
Library, hiding in the bathroom to save one's life... What happened in JNU on Sunday night?
JNU witnessed violent clashes between leftist students and ABVP activists, leading to injuries and a situation where students had to hide in bathrooms and libraries for safety.
Lenovo Chromebook that’s an ‘outstanding choice for students’ plummets to £149
The Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 Chromebook is currently on sale for £149, making it an affordable option for students and parents.
Scorpio Zodiac
Daily horoscope for Scorpio on February 16, 2026, suggests success in career-related tasks and benefits for students, with a caution to think carefully about financial decisions and take care of health.
Scholarships: Seminars instead of Book Money
This opinion piece argues that scholarships for students should focus on seminars rather than financial support, which often leads to inequities in educational funding.
Enterprising Youths Give New Life to Coffee Grounds and Old Spoons
Innovative Estonian students are recycling coffee grounds and old spoons into new products for a student entrepreneur fair.
Virgo Zodiac
Today's Virgo horoscope advises avoiding borrowing, suggests success in competitive exams for students, and emphasizes mental wellness and persistence in communication.
Most students in special schools are at the beginning of their school life
In Brazil, more than 153,000 students are enrolled in special schools for those with disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, and giftedness, with over half of them in the early years of elementary education.
The study reveals how students and faculty use artificial intelligence in higher education
A study conducted at the University of Latvia and the Banking School shows that students and faculty primarily use artificial intelligence for technical support and efficiency in routine tasks, rather than replacing intellectual work.
Libra Zodiac Sign
The daily horoscope for Libra indicates favorable advancements, support from luck, and success for students in exams on February 9, 2026.
Latin at the End
Less Latin instruction and more AI classes are intended to better prepare Austrian students for life, according to government plans.
Teacher in Kenya goes viral after teaching his students the Manchester United anthem, watch the video
A teacher in Kenya has gained viral fame for teaching his students the Manchester United anthem and sharing the experience online.
Barcelona collects bitter oranges from public streets to make marmalade
Approximately 60 students from the Verdaguer Institute are participating in a community campaign to collect bitter oranges from the streets of Barcelona for marmalade-making as part of an anti-food waste initiative.
Ballet School to Give Hospital Site in Holstebro New Life
The Ballet School in Holstebro receives a significant donation to repurpose the former hospital site for preschool children and students, marking a step towards creating a new sustainable neighborhood.
PM Modi's Advice in Exam Discussion: Cultivate Your Mind, Connect... Then Decide on Subjects for Study
In the ninth edition of 'Pariksha Pe Charcha', Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with students across the country, emphasizing confidence, discipline, and the importance of trusting one's own study patterns.
Naima spent 700 euros on her prom dress - This is how stunning it looks
High school students in Helsinki gathered at Jäähalli for their prom, showcasing elegant dresses and sharing insights on their outfits and the significance of the event.
Award Winner Evelin Loit-Harro: the fruit of science is students
Evelin Loit-Harro and Liina Talgre from the Estonian University of Life Sciences received an award for researching environmentally friendly farming practices that ensure stable yields and maintain soil fertility.
To refrain from AI requires almost superhuman strength from students
The author, a professor of didactics, discusses the improved responses of AI to typical school questions and the dangers this poses for both teachers and students, emphasizing the importance of following a warning from ChatGPT itself.
Chronicle of an Interrupted Maturation in Times of Infinite Scrolling
The article describes a teacher's enthusiasm for his lesson plans, only to face disengaged students lost in the world of infinite scrolling.
Open English bets on AI for English teaching, but without firing teachers: 'People want people'
Open English embraces AI to enhance its English teaching services while maintaining a human touch, believing that students still prefer interactions with real teachers.
How to submit applications to high schools: experts advise when to risk your dream school and when to choose certainty
An upcoming electronic application system for high schools will open, providing approximately 47,000 students the opportunity to apply, along with expert advice on application strategies.
Between dreams, skills and pressure: how to choose the right profession
As a new school year begins, high school students, especially those preparing for university entrance exams, grapple with the anxiety of choosing the right profession under familial and societal pressures.
What is the Poli simulator and how does it work? Guide for the IPN admission exam at undergraduate level
The article discusses the Poli simulator, an essential tool for students preparing for the IPN entrance exam for the 2026-2027 academic year, helping them familiarize themselves with the exam format and check their computer compatibility.
Why the vacation period is ideal for rethinking the future?
The vacation period after entrance exams serves as a relief for students, allowing them time to rest and reflect on their future professional paths.
The World Belongs to the Brave – 15th Edition of BraveCamp
BraveCamp is an Entrepreneurship Academy designed for students and doctoral candidates, emphasizing the transformation of reality and implementation of valuable ideas beyond mere profit-making skills.
With queues and hair rules, civic-military model begins in schools of SP
The civic-military model implemented in São Paulo's Professor Lourenço Filho School introduces queues, national anthem, hair rules, and uniforms, changing daily life for students and families in the area.
Why Classes Need More Than Just Screens but Also Experiences
The article discusses the importance of incorporating experiences alongside digital literacy in education to prepare students for the future workforce, where technological skills and critical thinking are increasingly demanded.
The Wrong Way to Ignite the Literacy War
Gunnar Gíslason, director of the Center for School Development at the University of Akureyri, expresses concern over the current discourse on literacy and reading instruction, fearing that it may escalate into a 'literacy war' and emphasizes the importance of enhancing focus on literacy and comprehension among middle and high school students.
Column "Uni Live": 13 Square Meters of Freedom for 650 Euros
The article discusses the absurdities of the housing market and the impact of high rents on students, illustrated by humorous anecdotes from the author's experiences with substandard living conditions.
Cross-country skiing instead of gym class. Students in Karlovy Vary spend physical education hours in an unconventional way
Students at a gymnasium in Karlovy Vary are using snow-covered trails for physical education classes, offering some first-time experiences in cross-country skiing.
Historic café closes after 40 years in Thessaloniki
One of Thessaloniki's most recognizable cafés, the Heliotrope, has permanently closed after 40 years, marking the end of a beloved gathering spot for students and youth.
Students for Life report finds massive uptick in Christian colleges' support for abortion, Planned Parenthood
A new report reveals a significant increase in support for abortion among Christian colleges in the U.S. since the Supreme Court's 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Zalone is the most watched of all but is looked down upon by the usual chic
A conversation between two Roman university students reveals their disdain for the popularity of Checco Zalone's films, reflecting broader cultural frustrations in Italy.
Berlin Surrenders to Goethe
Berlin's high schools are increasingly opting for simplified versions of classic literature in German classes, as the original texts are deemed too challenging for students, despite their intrinsic value.
Educators Speak Out on Weighted Average. Students Will Be Surprised
As mid-year classifications take place in schools, teachers provide students with their academic achievements, creating opportunities for improvement or motivation.
Polka among the finalists for the 'teacher's Nobel'. Who is Ewa Drobek?
Ewa Drobek, a Warsaw-based language teacher, has transformed the lives of thousands of students through innovative language teaching and creative artistic projects, earning her a spot among the finalists for the Global Teacher Prize.
Column 'Uni Live': A Tribute to the Place of Collective Concentration
The article pays tribute to libraries as essential places for students to gather, focus, and succeed in their studies.
International Artist's Birthday Celebrated Again This Year at the Music Academy in Zagreb
The International Artist's Birthday is celebrated worldwide on January 17, with Croatia joining for the fourth time, featuring hundreds of students presenting a rich program to showcase the values of higher artistic education.
Contestant on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' Gave Up on Questions Taught to Elementary School Students, Host Shocked
In the tense atmosphere of the new version of the globally popular quiz show 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' on ITV, host Jeremy Clarkson was shocked when a contestant gave up on questions suitable for elementary school education.
Blind Michal Tkáčik grew up in a boarding school from the age of three: Our ordinary schools for the blind do not prepare for life
Michal Tkáčik, who has been blind since the age of two, discusses his experiences growing up in a boarding school and the inadequacies of typical schools for the blind in preparing students for real-life challenges.
I was a poor student from the province. I didn't have money for big outings in Zagreb, so I started drinking coffee; that was my maximum
The article discusses a popular and respected professor from the Zagreb Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, known for his engaging commentary on films and his past experiences as a struggling student.
Teacher Asks Students What Millennials Want for Christmas, Their Answers Are Everything 😂
A teacher asked her students what they think millennials want for Christmas, leading to hilariously bizarre and brutally honest answers that went viral on TikTok.
Free Workshops for Elementary School Students in Prečko During Winter School Breaks
The Creative Incubator program at the Trešnjevka Culture Center offers art and ecological activities for elementary school students at the Prečko Community Center from January 7 to 9.
Taller de Músics, the Raval House Where Rosalía Learned to Be a Global Artist
Taller de Músics in Raval, founded in 1979, is a renowned institution in Spain noted for rigorously teaching jazz and flamenco, with students like Rosalía, Santiago Auserón, and Miguel Poveda.
These scandals marked the cultural scene in 2025
Despite significant achievements in the cultural scene in 2025, the year was also noted for numerous scandals, with a focus on the five biggest events that shaped culture over the past year, including regime pressure on students and artists in Serbia.
Subject of Economics: Macroeconomics Must Be Included in the Curriculum
The article argues for the inclusion of macroeconomics in school curricula to better inform students about economic principles and the importance of financial literacy.
Scholarships from 65 to 130 euros for a hundred students
The article discusses a scholarship program providing between 65 to 130 euros for students engaged in robotics, which significantly helps them cover competition expenses.
Create Your Own Witcher: Free Workshop for Primary School Students to Create Their Own Video Game
A free workshop titled 'Create Your Own Witcher' will teach primary school students about video game creation from January 7 to 9 at the Tina Ujević Library, allowing them to create their own game with professional guidance.
Sunday morning on ZDF: 'I think the programming at public broadcasting is good'
The article discusses the positive aspects of programming on public broadcasting channels in Germany, highlighting shows like '1, 2 oder 3' and its engaging quiz format for students.