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Ethiopia: GSTS Accuses TPLF Faction of ‘Partisan Capture’ of Tigray Development Association, Cites ‘Massive Opposition’ At Mekelle Congress

Thursday at 06:47 AM, via AllAfrica

[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba- The Global Society of Tigray Scholars and Professionals (GSTS) has accused a faction of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) of what it described as the “partisan institutional capture” of the Tigray Development Association (TDA), claiming the alleged takeover led to “massive opposition and walkouts” during TDA’s 12th Congress held in Mekelle on 26-27 April.

Schools in England and Wales urged to teach relationship violence prevention

Thursday at 01:05 AM, via The Guardian

Youth Endowment Fund says specialised lessons needed to tackle issues such as abuse, consent and coercion

A thinktank is calling for schools to appoint relationship violence prevention leaders, modelled on the success of mental health coordinators, as teachers say they are ill-equipped to advise on the complex issues involved.

A study by the Youth Endowment Fund (YEF), supported by the Home...

Harvard anti-Muslim and antisemitism taskforces find widespread hostility on campus

30 April at 18:30 PM, via The Guardian

Harvard’s president noted ‘searing personal accounts’ from listening sessions with about 500 students and employees

Muslim and Jewish students at Harvard University experienced bigotry and abuse as the Massachusetts campus was roiled by protests last year, according to two reports released on Tuesday that found many felt shunned by peers and professors for expressing political beliefs.

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Bank of England backs scheme to put more economics teachers into state schools

30 April at 17:30 PM, via The Guardian

Initial training to be offered in north-west England, as report shows disparities in access to the subject

The Bank of England is backing a drive to put more economics teachers into state schools, as a report has revealed young people from disadvantaged backgrounds are the least likely to study the subject.

Targeting students in the north-west of England in its first year, the scheme will aim...

Are Charter Schools Public or Private?

30 April at 15:56 PM, via New York Times

The Supreme Court’s answer will determine whether a Catholic school in Oklahoma can become the nation’s first religious charter school.

UK’s top universities received £2.8m worth of funding from Meta last year

30 April at 14:20 PM, via The Guardian

Campaigners urged universities to be more cautious in their engagement with Facebook’s owner

Britain’s elite universities are continuing to benefit from multi-million pound funding from Facebook’s owner, Meta, amid criticism over its approach to harmful content, ditching of independent fact checkers and political influence. Members of the Russell Group benefited from a total of £2.8m worth...

Finland restricts use of mobile phones during school day

30 April at 13:21 PM, via The Guardian

Nordic country is latest to act amid evidence of impact on young people, including attention and self-esteem

Finland has passed legislation to restrict the use of phones and other mobile devices during the school day amid fears over their impact on student wellbeing and learning.

Under the changes, which were approved by the Finnish parliament on Tuesday and will come into effect on 1 August,...

Zimbabwe: School Feeding Scheme to Continue Next Term

30 April at 13:20 PM, via AllAfrica

[The Herald] The Government has announced the continuation of the school feeding programme next term, an essential initiative aimed at eliminating hunger in schools and fostering a conducive learning environment for all students.

Liberia: Children Learning On Dirt Floors in Bong County’s Collapsing Schools

30 April at 12:14 PM, via AllAfrica

[Liberian Investigator] Bong County — In the heart of Bong County, where hundreds of children from poor families attend government-run schools, crumbling infrastructure, leaking roofs, broken furniture, and serious health hazards define their daily learning experience. In these dilapidated classrooms, education is more of a struggle for survival than a path to opportunity.

Liberia: Liberia’s U.S. Ambassador Champions Education Reform At 56th Liberia Studies Association Convention

30 April at 12:08 PM, via AllAfrica

[Liberian Investigator] Washington, D.C. — Liberia’s Ambassador to the United States, Dr. Al-Hassan Conteh, has congratulated the leadership of the Liberia Studies Association (LSA) for upholding the organization’s ideals over the years. The ambassador recalled being part of the first generation of Indigenous Liberians trained to take over the leadership of the LSA many years ago.

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