Authorities began confiscating a social studies textbook featuring a photo of Ms. Yousafzai, the education activist, after she questioned marriage norms.
Tag: Education (K-12)
Educators’ Unions Praise C.D.C. Schools Guidance But Acknowledge Challenges
The unions also acknowledged that challenges lay ahead, especially given that vaccines have not been authorized for students under 12.
The C.D.C. Issues New School Guidance, With Emphasis on Full Reopening
The guidance acknowledges that many students have suffered from months of virtual learning.
Time Is Running Out to Get U.S. Students Vaccinated by Fall
In some parts of the country, the first day of school is six or seven weeks away. It takes at least five weeks to get both doses of the Pfizer vaccine and have them be fully effective.
Residential School Photos Show Canada’s Grim Legacy of Cultural Erasure
With the discovery of human remains on the grounds of residential schools, this history is now dominating the conversation in the country.
1+1=4? Latin America Confronts a Pandemic Education Crisis.
With economies reeling and millions cut off from the classroom, Latin America’s students are leaving school in alarming numbers, experts say.
Inside the ‘Deadly Serious’ World of E-Sports in South Korea
Each year, thousands of young South Koreans compete to join pro e-sports teams, but only a few make the cut. An American company in Seoul wants to help more young gamers find jobs.
Sexual Harassment and Online Abuse Pervasive in U.K. Schools, Review Finds
The investigation, which relied on accounts from 900 students, found that sexual harassment — from sexist name-calling to requests for explicit photos — was endemic.
States and cities across the U.S. debate the future of online learning.
Some school systems may follow New York City’s lead and stop offering remote instruction in the fall, while others retain the option for at least some families.
States and cities across the U.S. debate the future of online learning.
Some school systems may follow New York City’s lead and stop offering remote instruction in the fall, while others retain the option for at least some families.