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'Everyone hates the police' – what France's school protests reveal about a divided nation
Students taking to the streets in France have become a focal point in the country's increasingly polarised politics.
BBC — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗How the corporate model is changing higher education
Should the logic of a corporation become the model for an institution whose purpose is the creation and questioning of knowledge?
The Hindu — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗US probes nine unis over J-1 visas and suspends firms’ green card pathway
US universities face allegations of using J-1 visas to undercut American researchers’ wages, while a separate suspension at eight major employers threatens to delay permanent residency applications for foreign workers. The post US probes nine unis over J-1 visas and suspends firms’ green card pathwa...
The PIE News · 2 weeks ago ↗US to seek expedited appeal over blocked int’l student time limits
The government and higher education groups face an October 9 deadline to set out their positions, with four-year admission limits still on hold nationwide. The post US to seek expedited appeal over blocked int’l student time limits appeared first on The PIE News.
The PIE News · 2 weeks ago ↗Ofsted faces fresh calls to halt graded school inspections in England
A second head teachers' union says it is "increasingly concerned" about members' "welfare and morale".
BBC — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗US Office star in the running to be new St Andrews Uni rector
Brian Baumgartner is among six people vying for the role, after he visited St Andrews in the summer.
BBC — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗How a Keralam teacher’s ‘portable chemistry lab’ is sparking students’ interest in experiments
Basic equipment and chemicals required in a chemistry lab are stocked in ‘Rasappetti’ designed by Abhilash Thiruvoth, a teacher at Government Vocational Higher Secondary School for Girls, Nadakkavu
The Hindu — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗Students are keeping their options open. Is the sector keeping up?
International students are weighing more options than ever, making flexibility, clarity and outcomes increasingly important to their decision-making, writes Simon Emmett. The post Students are keeping their options open. Is the sector keeping up? appeared first on The PIE News.
The PIE News · 2 weeks ago ↗Ban school uniforms in porn, say pupils
The pupils from Bicester have launched a petition to end adult content featuring school uniform.
BBC — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗What law students should learn in the age of AI
Generative AI can make inquiry optional. A student can now obtain a fluent essay, a tidy case summary, or working code without having inquired, discovered or experienced anything at all
The Hindu — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗The cost of being absent: students caught between health and attendance
The UGC 2025 regulations allow minimum attendance requirements to be set by individual higher education institutions. In most HEIs, 75-80% attendance is required, with a 10% accommodation for medical emergencies
The Hindu — Education · 2 weeks ago ↗Mark Zuckerberg has an image problem - so why is Meta's business booming?
A new film paints the Meta founder as a villain. But the tech firm seems immune to bad publicity, writes our North America tech correspondent.
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