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October 11, 2024 0

Committee Updates – October 2024 TAICEP Talk Newsletter

Committee for Standards and Quality (CSQ): The committee has completed and released the new credential…

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Wiki – October 2024 TAICEP Talk Newsletter

Have you contributed to the TAICEP wiki? The utility of this wiki will grow as…

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Certificate Program – October 2024 TAICEP Talk Newsletter

Written by Susan Whipple, The Evaluation Company (formerly SpanTran) I pursued the TAICEP Foundation Certificate…

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From the President – October 2024 TAICEP Talk Newsletter

Written by Chris Adams, TAICEP President, 2024 Greetings, members of TAICEP! Firstly, I would like…

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October 2024 TAICEP Talk Newsletter – Conference Edition

Table of Contents: From the President Annual Conference Highlights Scholarship Skeins Sneak Peek A Life…

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A Life of Mentorship – Remembering Dr. Lou Nunes – October 2024 TAICEP Talk Newsletter

Written by Kurt Baumbach, Academic Evaluation Services Dear TAICEP Colleagues: I was asked to share…

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Annual Conference – October 2024 TAICEP Talk Newsletter

How Will You Benefit From Attending The TAICEP Conference? Many workshops, sessions, and plenaries to…

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The Pie News
- More declines loom in “seriously concerning” US visa trends July 23, 2025
  The US state department issued 22% fewer international student visas in May 2025, with further declines expected as the full impact of the interview freeze takes hold on visa issuance. The post More declines loom in “seriously concerning” US visa trends appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Beyond borders: Indigenous knowledge and international education July 23, 2025
  Barry Judd, deputy vice-chancellor (Indigenous) at the University of Melbourne, explores what it means to apply an Indigenous lens to international education, ahead of a key session at The PIE Live Asia Pacific on Indigenous knowledges in universities. The post Beyond borders: Indigenous knowledge and international education appeared first on The PIE News.
  Barry Judd
- Australia’s education leaders push for lower student visa fees for short-term students July 23, 2025
  Australia’s high student visa fee is hurting short-term study sectors like ELICOS, but sector leaders say lobbying efforts may soon bring relief. The post Australia’s education leaders push for lower student visa fees for short-term students appeared first on The PIE News.
  Kim Martin
- New international assessment body partners with City & Guilds July 22, 2025
  A new international assessment body has officially launched with the backing of City & Guilds. The post New international assessment body partners with City & Guilds appeared first on The PIE News.
  Beth Kennedy
- Canada welcomes federal audit of international education July 22, 2025
  Canadian universities have welcomed the government’s planned audit of the international student program to strengthen processes and integrity, and to reinforce public trust in the system. The post Canada welcomes federal audit of international education appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Malvern International partners with Liverpool Hope University July 22, 2025
  Malvern International has revealed a five-year partnership with Liverpool Hope University on a range of pathway and pre-master's programs, set to welcome the first cohort of students in early 2026. The post Malvern International partners with Liverpool Hope University appeared first on The PIE News.
  Beth Kennedy
- Automating for empathy: how we streamlined workflows without losing the human touch July 22, 2025
  In today’s international education landscape, institutions and agencies alike face mounting pressure to deliver faster, more efficient services without compromising the human connections that define student success. The post Automating for empathy: how we streamlined workflows without losing the human touch appeared first on The PIE News.
  The View From
- Finland and India eye mobility agreement in high-demand sectors July 22, 2025
  India and Finland will soon ease mobility for students, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals in areas such as education, IT, and health. The post Finland and India eye mobility agreement in high-demand sectors appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- Labour’s first year in power – promises and pitfalls July 22, 2025
  As MPs in the UK prepare to pack up for summer recess, the higher education sector is left wondering what Labour’s first year in office has really delivered for UK universities. The post Labour’s first year in power – promises and pitfalls appeared first on The PIE News.
  Diana Beech
- Dutch government rolls back curb on English-taught degrees July 21, 2025
  The Dutch government has scrapped a proposed Foreign Language Education Test (TAO) for existing programs, a measure intended to reduce the number of English-taught degrees in the Netherlands. The post Dutch government rolls back curb on English-taught degrees appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
The Knowledge Review
- Navigating AI Deployment: Best Practices for Success July 16, 2025
  Deploying artificial intelligence within an organization can mean the difference between staying ahead of the competition or lagging behind. But without a solid strategy and comprehensive understanding of the potential and limitations of AI technology, businesses could face numerous unexpected challenges. Understanding the Scope and Objectives of AI Deployment Before integrating AI into any business […]
  Dev@TKR
- Education View India Features Prakash Sulakhe: A Visionary Transforming Engineering Education July 9, 2025
  In an era where the gap between educational training and industrial needs continues to grow larger, Education View India has put in the spotlight a visionary who has gone out of his way to bridge this gap—Prakash Sulakhe, the visionary Director of CAD-Mech Engineering Pvt. Ltd. For his commitment towards innovation, competency-based education, and application-oriented […]
  SEO@TKR
- Astrologer Rakkesh Chandra – The Best Astrologer in Pune : The Most Trusted Name in Astrology Globally July 8, 2025
  Rakkesh Chandra: A Guiding Light in the World of Astrology From Pune to the world, a name that brings clarity in the darkest times. When life becomes confusing, when choices seem unclear, and relationships begin to feel burdensome — that’s when you need a guide who doesn’t just predict the future, but also helps reshape […]
  SEO@TKR
- Generations of Weaving Heritage: How Ekori by Parveen Padalkar is Redefining Handloom Sarees with Heart and Tradition. July 1, 2025
  In an age where fast fashion dominates wardrobes and digital ads flood our screens, Ekori by Parveen Padalkar stands out for its quiet power and authenticity. Rooted in a rich, generational tradition of handloom weaving, Ekori is not just another saree brand—it’s a movement back to heritage, sustainability, and quality. Parveen Padalkar belongs to a […]
  Dev@TKR
- How Commercial Intercom Systems with Door Release Make Building Security Better June 20, 2025
  If you own or manage a multifamily property, you’ve likely faced the challenge of keeping the building secure while still allowing convenient access for residents and guests. Traditional keys and buzzers often fall short because they’re hard to manage, easy to duplicate, and don’t offer much insight into who’s coming and going. That’s where a […]
  Dev@TKR
- Voices of Vision: Education Leaders Shaping the Future June 17, 2025
  The post Voices of Vision: Education Leaders Shaping the Future appeared first on The Knowledge Review.
  Dev@TKR
- Father-Son Duo is Making Online Shopping Human Again with India’s First Collaborative Commerce Solution June 17, 2025
  Subheading – This Father-Son Startup Is Making Online Shopping Human Again New Delhi, 15 June 2025 – In an age where digital algorithms heavily influence consumer behavior, one father-son team is working to restore the human element in online shopping. Maadhav Bhide, Founder & CEO of Ekatra Global Corp, and his son Amit Bhide, Co-Founder […]
  SEO@TKR
- From the Pages of “The New Me” to Gagan Dhawan’s Mission to Make Life Better, One Choice at a Time June 17, 2025
  The author of the compelling and thought-provoking book “The New Me”, Gagan Dhawan is far from a conventional entrepreneur. His journey is not driven merely by revenue metrics or product-market fit, it’s anchored in something much deeper: Purpose. In a world crowded with noise and urgency, Gagan Dhawan has chosen a different route, one paved […]
  SEO@TKR
- Regenerative Tissue Science, LLC, Where Science Meets Nature, Makes Headlines in Insights Care for Transforming and Enhancing Bone Health Naturally June 9, 2025
  In a time when joint degeneration and chronic pain are keeping millions from living life to its full potential, Regenerative Tissue Science, LLC (RTS) is offering more than relief—it is providing renewal. Standing tall amongst the Most Trusted Supplement Manufacturers in Natural Health, 2025 in Insights Care’s edition, RTS is changing the bone and joint […]
  SEO@TKR
- A State, Highest Civilian Honour, “Gujarat Garima Award-2025,” for Medicine, given by Hon’ble Governor & Chief Minister of Gujarat, at Godhra, Panchamahal, in State level Ceremony on occasion of Gujarat Gaurav Divas & Sthapna Divas June 4, 2025
  Dr. Rahul Kumar M. Padwal, age 40, resident of Dahod, has been providing commendable medical services in rural areas of Dahod district for the last 11 years as a gynecologist. Dahod, which can be said to be one of the most economically, socially and health-challenged tribal areas of India, covers more than 10,000 rural areas […]
  Dev@TKR
International Education News
- New Pathways into Higher Education and the Working World? Scanning the Post-COVID Challenges and Possibilities for Access to Colleges and Careers in the US (Part 2) July 23, 2025
  What can be done to reduce some of the barriers that limit students’ post-high school opportunities? In the second part of this two-part series, RJ Wicks scans recent news and research from the US to survey some of the “micro-innovations” … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Still Worth It? Scanning the Post-COVID Challenges and Possibilities for Access to Colleges and Careers in the US (Part 1) July 16, 2025
  How have the pathways into higher education and the workforce changed in the US since the school closures of the COVID-19 pandemic? In the first part of this two-part post, RJ Wicks scans recent news and research to summarize some … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- New Frontiers for Educational Improvements in India? Critical educational issues in India post-pandemic (Part 2) July 9, 2025
  What are the critical education issues facing India following the school closures of the pandemic? What are some of the practices and initiatives that could serve as building blocks for improving one of the largest educational systems in the world? … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- From foundational learning to colleges and careers: Critical educational issues in India post-pandemic (Part 1) July 2, 2025
  The pandemic disrupted educational services and exacerbated inequalities in India, but did it also create opportunities to improve education more broadly? In this 2-part series, Haakon Huynh explores some of the initiatives that aim to deliver more inclusive, high-quality education … Continue reading →
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- Opportunities and Challenges in the Establishment of the Children and Families Agency and Other New Government Institutions: Hiro Yokota on the Development of a “Child-Centered Society” in Japan (Part 3) June 25, 2025
  In part 3 of this 3-part interview, Hirokazu Yokota shares his personal reflections on his experiences helping to establish the new Children and Families Agency (CFA) and, previously, the new Digital Agency. In Part 1, Yokota described the development of … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Centering Children and Youth in Policymaking: Hiro Yokota on the Development of a “Child-Centered Society” in Japan (Part 2) June 18, 2025
  Hirokazu Yokota discusses some of the current initiatives of the Children and Families Agency (CFA) as key steps in the efforts to create a “child-centered” society in Japan. In Part 1 of this 3-part interview, Yokota described the establishment of … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Establishing the Children and Families Agency and Promoting Digital Transformation in Childcare: Hiro Yokota on the Development of a “Child-Centered Society” in Japan (Part 1) June 11, 2025
  To get a glimpse of Japan’s effort to create a “child-centered society,” Hirokazu Yokota shares what he’s learned from his experiences working at the Children and Families Agency (CFA). In the first part of this 3-part interview, Yokota describes the establishment … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Next steps and critical challenges in the development of the Vietnamese education system: Can Vietnam transform the conventional model of schooling (Part 4)? June 4, 2025
  What might it take to develop a competency-based education system? The final post in this 4-part series from Thomas Hatch describes some of the key issues that will have to be addressed to sustain and deepen Vietnam’s efforts to transform … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Challenges and opportunities for learning and development in Vietnam: Can Vietnam transform the conventional model of schooling (Part 3)? May 28, 2025
  How can education in Vietnam continue to improve despite questions about the quality of teaching, concerns about the coherence of the education system, and other issues? The third post in this 4-part series from Thomas Hatch explores some of the … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- How Do You Build a Learning Ecosystem? Gregg Behr on the Evolution and Expansion of Remake Learning and Remake Learning Days (Part 2) May 21, 2025
  What does it take to expand support for learning in and across communities? In the second part of this 2-part interview, Gregg Behr talks about the development of the first Remake Learning Days in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and how they spread … Continue reading →
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