[ad_1] Taking place annually in April, Financial Literacy Month was founded by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) and is produced by the Jump$tart Coalition. To support financial literacy wherever learning takes place, Discovery Education presents a curated collection of resources focused on financial literacy created in collaboration with leading social impact partners: Classroom…
[ad_1] College campuses are opening back up, and event leaders find themselves increasingly tasked with organizing hybrid events, which combine in-person and virtual programming and delivery. But what does “hybrid” really mean? And what types of events should be hybrid? In this free webinar, hear from experts who specialize in college and university events from the University of Calgary and…
[ad_1] Justin Nguyen is the Founder of Declassified Media and is the Host of the Declassified College Podcast. He joins Mike Palmer in a conversation about the origin story of Declassified Media and how it dovetails with new and emerging trends around media consumption, the creator economy, and career readiness for college students. We hear…
[ad_1] When the COVID-19 lockdowns happened, teachers already knew that we had students in our classrooms without access to computers and/or the internet. So we did what we always do. We advocated for our students. Teachers led the charge in making sure their districts provided laptops, tablets, and mobile hotspots to any student who needed…
[ad_1] On Friday, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) said that over 33,000 candidates appeared for the PG entrance test. The test was held under strict compline of COVID-19 guidelines by the central government. The institute said that a total of 33,491 candidates appeared for the entrance examinations for MD, MS, MDS, DM,…
[ad_1] A University of Oxford college has pledged to overhaul its handling of sexual assault cases after paying damages to settle a legal action taken by a woman who said she was raped by a fellow student. The woman, a student at Lady Margaret Hall, said she was raped after a man entered her room…
[ad_1] For two weeks, Tee Hun Ching forced herself to explore alternatives to sounding like a broken recorder… So, did chaos reign or did mummy realise that her reminders are not as indispensable as she believed? She shares the results of her experiment. Communication with my two kids had taken on an unsettling pattern over…
[ad_1] Schools can exceed their published admission numbers and class size limits to ensure children from Ukraine have places Schools can exceed their published admission numbers and class size limits to ensure children from Ukraine have places More from this theme Recent articles The government is encouraging councils to breach school capacities and infant…
[ad_1] As part of its promotional push, the edtech startup has offered its services that help users to understand the culture of their study destinations better before arrival. Founded in Delaware in the US, co-founder Stewart Brown is attempting to expand CulturaGo’s outlet and make its mark in the international edtech space with the move.…
[ad_1] Newark must launch a “war on learning loss,” the city teachers union said this week, calling for a citywide campaign to support students who suffered devastating academic setbacks during the pandemic. The union’s call to action follows the release of mid-year test scores showing the vast majority of students in the state’s largest district…