New survey data from Tyton Partners, supported by D2L and others, shows that students are leading the way in integrating ...

Data suggests the number of Australian students being schooled at home has been steadily rising over the past six years. Some parents say they made the switch to homeschooling after encountering ...

Nearly a quarter of students who received three Ds in their A-levels went on to achieve a first in their degree last year, according to the universities regulator. The Office for Students (OfS ...

As Indian students prepare for studying abroad in 2024-25, several emerging trends are shaping their educational journeys. From hybrid learning models and skills-based education to increasing ...

The United Kingdom has long been a top choice for international students, renowned for its prestigious universities and a multicultural atmosphere that appeals to learners worldwide. Its ...

Canada will bring in even fewer foreign students next year after already reducing 2024 visa issuance, and further cut back on the number of foreign workers and master’s degree students whose ...

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New York City school employees took their children or grandchildren to Disney World and other places through a program intended for homeless students, investigators found. By Ed Shanahan A half ...

“Here I am, teaching the same class I’ve taught for 10 years, using the same book and asking the same questions, and my students were dead-silent," says Jones, who teaches literature and ...

Teaching research skills to students is one of the most important jobs of an educator, as it allows young people to take a much more proactive role in their own learning. Good researchers know how to ...

(AP) — A 6-year-old student brought a revolver to a Virginia elementary school in their bookbag, but the sheriff said there’s no sign that the child intended to use it. An instructional assistant at ...

"It was amusing to see some people mistakenly think he was targeting the opposing team due to their loss," Jennifer Cowart tells PEOPLE Jordan Greene is Society and Culture writer-reporter at PEOPLE.