Education
When Classrooms Can’t Compete: Why Teacher Pay Has Become a Global Emergency
In a certain part of the world, a salary that could sustain people’s lives without giving into hardships was determined someone or so away from the really great metropolitan area. Now salaries have dipped quite below that threshold, giving way to low morale among...
Bridging Art and Science: Maria Haralambis, The Dance Scientist
There cannot be many voices more sincere about integrating movement and methodology with scientific inquiry than Maria Haralambis, M.Ed., NASM CES, FMT, Ph.D.(C), whose stage name is The Dance Scientist in the social-media sphere. Blending her insights from classical...
“Big Four Becomes Big 14”: The New Global Higher Education Landscape
Throughout the years, abroad study was mostly associated with four countries: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. The so-called “Big Four” countries not only were the first but also the strongest in the international student flows due to their...
Almost 20% Fewer International Students Came to the U.S. in August — Marking the Sharpest Drop Since the Pandemic
This year’s late-summer international student arrivals to the USA were around 20 percent fewer than last year’s going by data from the federal government. This reduction that marks the sharpest monthly drop since the maximum period of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused...
Children are overdiagnosed, forgetting the statement that growing up is “messy and uneven”, prompted Jeremy Hunt
LONDON: In a very sharp foreword to a new Policy Exchange report, former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt warns of perhaps the newest trouble that has come to the British society: the over-diagnosis of children with both mental health conditions and neurodevelopmental...
Finding Power in Purpose: Coach Yemisi Peters on Gratitude, Growth, and Living Intentionally
On a bright Lagos morning, Yemisi Peters - popularly called YP- speaks with the calm assuredness of someone who truly has lived what she teaches. Her voice is calm yet carries an undercurrent of warmth. She leans forward a bit, as if to fill the silent space between...
Harvard to Hand Over Worker I‑9 Forms to Homeland Security, Exacerbating Federal Spat
Harvard University said it would follow a federal inspection notice seeking employment eligibility documents from thousands of university employees, escalating an existing battle with the Trump administration regarding immigration enforcement, academic freedom and...
Advocates Call on Government to Stay with Special Education Plans Despite Increasing Strains
London, UK - Activists and teachers are warning the government not to slash funding and reform proposals for children with special educational needs (SEN), a step they assert will destabilise the precarious system that supports almost one in every five...
Strength in Stillness: How Dwina Michaella is Revolutionizing Women’s Wellbeing Through Clinical Pilates
In an internet age awash with fitness bloggers, it is a surprising thing to encounter a voice that not only talks authoritatively, but actually with empathy. Michaella, who has 19,000 fans on Instagram at @itsmitell, is one such voice, a Pilates instructor whose...