MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Ontario high school students will soon be required to pass a technology education course to graduate.
Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced on Friday that the requirement would start with students entering Grade 9 in September 2024, framing
With the approval of two new courses, Burnaby secondary students can immediately have the opportunity to learn about early childhood education in a way previously only available at the post-secondary level.
Burnaby high school students interested in careers in early
Most colleges are not ready for the significant adoption of technology during a pandemic. Most of them have recovered stronger today.
Prof Dr Balvinder Shukla, Deputy Chancellor of Amity University
“How can India become a global leader in education in
2019 was a spectacular year for Wills Bros Civil Engineering Ltd. at the 
RoSPA Health & Safety Awards. As well as being Highly Commended in the Health & Safety Team of the Year, they also achieved a RoSPA Gold
Riverview Middle School teacher, Armand Doucet, has been made a member of the Order of Canada for his career advocating for public education.
Doucet, who teaches modern history and world issues, described being stunned, humbled and proud to hear the
Researchers from Stanford University and Harvard University reviewed more than 60 homework studies, involving more than 1.2 million students.
These studies, published between 1987 and 2003, focused on elementary, middle and high school students. Researchers analyzed this study to determine
Like most aspiring high school graduates, Molly Shannon wasn’t sure what she wanted to do with her professional life, though she enjoyed science and talking business with her father.
But whether Molly, 17, goes into public health, brand management, or
NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio – In January, North Royalton schools will establish a Culture and Communications Committee that will look to build better relationships and improve communication between staff, students and parents.
The committee will consist of staff from each school
A retired London teacher and deputy principal is traveling to his native Nigeria this week for the reopening of his childhood primary school.
Liz Akano runs a nonprofit called Educate the Children, where she has been raising money for nearly