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Education

Liberia: NPA Launches $1 Million Drive to Revitalize University of Liberia

Tuesday at 22:48 PM, via AllAfrica

[Liberian Investigator] – The National Port Authority has launched a $1 million nationwide fundraising campaign to rehabilitate critical infrastructure at the University of Liberia, casting the initiative as a strategic investment in public education, workforce development and the country’s long-term recovery.

The Guardian view on inclusive schools: ministers should recognise that class size matters | Editorial

Tuesday at 20:20 PM, via The Guardian

Less crowded classrooms would make interacting with teachers easier, benefiting pupils including those with Send

There is no single, ideal class size – just as there is no one model of the perfect teacher. But as school‑age audiences of Matilda the Musical or the Harry Potter films can testify, UK classrooms usually have more children in them than fictional ones. What these young people...

‘Unlawful’ OfS ruling against University of Sussex should be quashed, court told

Tuesday at 20:02 PM, via The Guardian

Judicial review begins in high court over watchdog’s freedom of speech ruling that resulted in £585,000 fine

A ruling by an education watchdog that led to the University of Sussex being hit with a record £585,000 fine should be quashed as “unlawful”, “unreasonable” and “procedurally unfair”, a court has heard.

In a judicial review hearing before the high court in London on Tuesday, the...

Nigeria: PAP Donates 900 Laptops to Students

Tuesday at 15:04 PM, via AllAfrica

[Daily Trust] The Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) has distributed 900 laptops to beneficiaries of its scholarship scheme studying in Nigerian universities, marking the third batch of the exercise conducted within the country.

Colleges See Major Racial Shifts in Student Enrollment

Tuesday at 12:03 PM, via New York Times

An analysis finds that flagship state universities, as well as less selective colleges, had major increases in Black and Hispanic students following a ban on race-conscious admissions.

Nigeria: When Education Becomes Transactional, Society Pays the Price

Tuesday at 11:55 AM, via AllAfrica

[Daily Trust] We are unconsciously cultivating a hardened citizenry and in doing so, we are co-creating a dangerous future. A society is shaped not only by its laws and leaders, but by the everyday decisions made within its most influential institutions.

Malawi: Blantyre Synod and Government Clash Over Ownership of Blantyre Secondary School

Tuesday at 08:56 AM, via AllAfrica

[Nyasa Times] A fierce ownership battle has erupted over Blantyre Secondary School (BSS), one of Malawi’s oldest and most prestigious learning institutions, after the Blantyre Synod of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) boldly declared that the school does not belong to the government — but to the church.

Student loans: why is Martin Lewis clashing with Rachel Reeves?

Tuesday at 08:00 AM, via The Guardian

MoneySavingExpert founder has said changes that will lead to some graduates in England and Wales paying more are ‘not moral’

Graduates in England and Wales: share your views on student loan repayments

A fairly technical-sounding change to student loans tucked away in last November’s budget has become the catalyst for an increasingly bad-tempered row pitting the UK consumer champion Martin...

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