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Students of the Bachelor’s Degree in Educational Sciences experienced a week full of learning, inspiration, and networking during their Seventeenth Academic Week, held by the Sonora Institute of Technology (ITSON) through the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities on March 12, 13, and 14, 2024. In his address, Dr. Jaime […]
In the United States, homeschooling experienced a 51% increase last academic year, with an estimated 1.9 to 2.7 million American children not attending a traditional school each morning. Contrary to stereotypes, it’s no longer a phenomenon exclusive to rural America. Like millions of children in the U.S., Tahra doesn’t go […]
The Washington, D.C. region is grappling with a surge in water main breaks as freezing temperatures persist. Reports indicate dozens of incidents since the beginning of the year, with the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission highlighting a significant spike of approximately 60% in the likelihood of water main breaks during cold […]
A recent study conducted by the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) sheds light on the gap between the growing interest in skills- and competency-based learning and the actual implementation of these models in higher education institutions. The findings, released on Wednesday, reveal that while 86 percent of faculty […]
In its inaugural session for the winter term on January 14, the Dartmouth Student Government Senate convened to discuss various matters, including recent interactions with College officials, emerging dining and technology initiatives, and the possibility of offering ice skate rentals on the Green. President Jessica Chiriboga ’24 initiated the discussions […]
Lake Tahoe, a renowned tourist destination on the California-Nevada border, is facing a significant environmental threat, according to the first study examining large plastic waste in the area. Published in Applied Spectroscopy in September, the study revealed disturbing findings, indicating an average of 133 pieces of plastic per mile in […]
Iowa is committed to ensuring that every student, regardless of their socioeconomic background, geographical location, or abilities, receives an education that adequately equips them for a successful life. The focus is on establishing a robust education system with high-quality options and teachers, empowering students to realize their full potential and […]
Recent legislation in Florida aimed at emphasizing parental rights in education has inadvertently led to an increase in bureaucracy within schools. Under these new rules, routine school activities now require permission slips, creating additional hurdles for students. Basic tasks such as receiving a Band-Aid for a cut, requesting a preferred […]
In contemplating the trajectory of California education in 2024, it’s crucial to balance the projections with a sense of optimism for the year ahead rather than simply dwelling on potential challenges. Amid the dawn of the new year, educational prospects are set to witness notable shifts and advancements. One significant […]
During a special meeting, the Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) greenlit the criteria and job description for the forthcoming education commissioner search. This decision followed an agreement with McPherson and Jacobson LLC, the firm tasked with spearheading the commissioner hunt, which was ratified during the KBE’s regular meeting on Dec. […]
