Indiscriminate cuts are likely to impede progress in education today. But not all cuts are bad. In fact, some forms of ...

Walk into any university today and you will hear talk about "quality assurance" (QA). On paper, it sounds noble, protecting ...

Administrative staffing in Australia’s public education system has grown far faster than student enrolments or teacher numbers. Unless governments act, promised school funding risks being absorbed by ...

Only half of primary schools on a £22 million flagship government inclusion programme were given all the support on offer, an ...

Cross River State inducts 56 volunteer teachers to combat manpower shortages and improve primary education, with support from ...

For India, investing in the digital capacity and pedagogical imagination of its faculty is not just an academic reform. It is a social and economic necessity in a country that seeks both mass access ...

Tonya Ward Singer shares the power of co-leadership and job-embedded inquiry to build collective efficacy for every teacher ...

Despite near-universal primary school enrollment and infrastructure improvements, Kerala’s learning outcomes have ...

Education executives have more than doubled in number over the past decade, despite public school student enrolments only ...

THE Ministry of Education has set the record straight following claims circulating on social media suggesting that teachers’ access to internet services in ...

The Teacher Education Council’s recent statement, “Graduate School Must Refocus on the Classroom,” presents an important yet ...

AS the Philippines looks to the future of education and lifelong learning, the major challenge for institutions lies in ...