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- How well is internationalisation working in Japan? April 15, 2024
  Japan is pursuing an ambitious policy of internationalisation to reinvigorate the workforce and fill key labour shortages, but can the prime minister's targets overcome cultural and structural barriers? The post How well is internationalisation working in Japan? appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- University “moves away” from flags in cultural celebrations April 15, 2024
  A UK university has taken a deliberate step to remove maps and flags from its cultural activities on campus, as they create barriers to student integration, it said. The post University “moves away” from flags in cultural celebrations appeared first on The PIE News.
  Nick Cuthbert
- First TNE campuses allowed in Greece April 15, 2024
  Greece has narrowly passed a bill allowing overseas universities to establish branch campuses in the country to boost competition in higher education. The post First TNE campuses allowed in Greece appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Cambridge Education Group signs French deal April 13, 2024
  Cambridge Education Group has partnered with Galileo Global Education in France on a new international foundation program in art and design. The post Cambridge Education Group signs French deal appeared first on The PIE News.
  Viggo Stacey
- China increases in QS rankings as India “soars” April 12, 2024
  Chinese institutions are continuing to improve in university rankings, while the top 10 continues to be dominated by US and UK universities. The post China increases in QS rankings as India “soars” appeared first on The PIE News.
  Viggo Stacey
- Ontario’s Trent looks to engage Turkish partners April 12, 2024
  Ontario's Trent University has been touring Turkey to meet with high school, agency and university representatives as it seeks to build more partnerships. The post Ontario’s Trent looks to engage Turkish partners appeared first on The PIE News.
  Viggo Stacey
- Scotland seeks to retain grads with new service April 12, 2024
  Scotland’s Migration Service has launched, providing information and advice for international students considering staying in Scotland post-graduation. The post Scotland seeks to retain grads with new service appeared first on The PIE News.
  Kim Martin
- The study abroad ‘free movers’ saving $20,000 April 12, 2024
  ‘Free movers’ can save up to $20,000 in tuition costs by organising study abroad independently rather than using traditional exchange programs, according to stakeholders. The post The study abroad ‘free movers’ saving $20,000 appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- “Worries” UK Skilled Worker visa hike could deter internationals April 12, 2024
  New visa salary thresholds coming into force in the UK have worried business leaders that a “hike in wages” could deter international graduates from settling in the country. The post “Worries” UK Skilled Worker visa hike could deter internationals appeared first on The PIE News.
  Sophie Hogan
- The opportunities emerging from a tougher recruitment landscape April 12, 2024
  We’re all still recovering from a bit of a shock to the system when recruitment conditions took a turn for the worse this January The post The opportunities emerging from a tougher recruitment landscape appeared first on The PIE News.
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The Knowledge Review
- Graduate Education at UConn Soars in New National Rankings April 16, 2024
  Honors for the Neag Schools of Education, Social Work, Business, and Law Graduate education at the University of Connecticut is ranked among the top in the country in a number of fields and disciplines, according to new U.S. News & World Report rankings. The Neag School of Education, the School of Business, the School of […]
  Dev@TKR
- Munnell Farm from Mercer County Plans to Develop Regional Agricultural Education April 15, 2024
  “Mercer County is the only county in the state that doesn’t have agricultural curriculum in its schools or career center,’’ Mercer County Commissioner Tim McGonigle said. “We want to see our children exposed to agriculture and the environment.” According to him, the county is trying to get a state grant worth at least $1.5 million so […]
  Dev@TKR
- NSW Public School Funding Faces a $148 Million Reduction, Prompting Deputy Principals to Return to Teaching Roles April 12, 2024
  The New South Wales (NSW) public school system is facing a significant budget reduction of $148 million for the current year. As a result, deputy principals will be required to return to teaching roles to address shortages in teaching staff. The NSW government has refuted claims that these cuts are a response to recent increases […]
  Dev@TKR
- Breaking Barriers: The HONOR Magic 6 Pro’s Blend of Affordability and Advanced Features April 11, 2024
  The HONOR Magic 6 Pro is a cutting-edge smartphone that’s poised to make a significant impact in the Malaysian market. With its advanced features and competitive pricing, it’s an attractive option for tech-savvy consumers looking for high performance without breaking the bank. Design and Display The HONOR Magic 6 Pro boasts a sleek design with […]
  Dev@TKR
- Why Buy the HONOR X9b? April 11, 2024
  You may be wondering if it is worth it to buy HONOR X9b as a gift for yourself or others. Listed below are just some of the many features of this smartphone that can convince you to buy this device. You already know that HONOR has been a trusted brand of smartphones for a number […]
  Dev@TKR
- Prof Wilbur Lam Named Emory University’s First Vice Provost for Entrepreneurship April 11, 2024
  The first vice provost for entrepreneurship at Emory University is Wilbur Lam, a professor and holder of the W. Paul Bowers Research Chair in the departments of pediatrics and biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University. Provost and executive vice president for academic affairs Ravi V. Bellamkonda made the announcement of the appointment, which […]
  Dev@TKR
- University of Strathclyde Begins LLM Course on Law, Technology and Innovation April 10, 2024
  For 2024–2025, the cost of enrolment for overseas students in this course is £21,700. The Humanities & Social Sciences Postgraduate Taught International scholarship is open to applicants from outside, which increases the course’s accessibility even more. The scholarship is worth between £4,000 and £5,000. To be eligible for a scholarship, students must be accepted into […]
  Dev@TKR
- The Science Behind Stretching and Understanding the Role of a Stretch Practitioner April 10, 2024
  Discover the science behind stretching and gain insights into the role of a stretch practitioner. Explore the benefits and techniques of stretching. Has it ever occurred to you why cats seem to have an unwritten rule that they must stretch every time they wake up from a long nap? It looks like they’re right! Welcome […]
  Dev@TKR
- The Golden Rules Of Effective Exam Prep For Aspiring Teachers April 8, 2024
  The decision to become a teacher is fueled by passion. You see yourself inspiring young minds, fostering a love of learning, and making a real difference in the world. However, between that dream and your first classroom, there’s a hurdle: the teacher certification exams. These exams can feel daunting, like a gatekeeper standing between you […]
  Dev@TKR
- Nick Cavallo Recognized as ND Driver’s Education Teacher of the Year Award April 8, 2024
  The North Dakota Driver Traffic Safety Education Association (NDDTSEA) has recognized Nick Cavallo, a driver’s education instructor at Central Campus High School, as the state’s Driver’s Education Teacher of the Year. The NDDTSEA is a group of qualified traffic safety and driver educators that works to help young drivers form safe driving practices. Originally from […]
  Dev@TKR
International Education News
- Decolonizing Professional Learning: Lead the Change Interviews (Part 7) April 12, 2024
  This week, IEN features the work of scholars seeking to prioritize decolonization and promote indigenous ways of knowing in professional learning practices. This post is the seventh in a series featuring excerpts of interviews with presenters participating in the Educational Change … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Teachers as Agents of Change: Lead the Change Interviews (Part 6) April 10, 2024
  This week, IEN features the work of scholars whose research focuses on teachers’ abilities as leaders of educational change. This post is the sixth in a series featuring excerpts of interviews with presenters participating in the Educational Change Special Interest Group sessions … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Racial Justice and Educational Equity: Lead the Change Interviews (Part 5) April 8, 2024
  This week, IEN features the work of scholars exploring opportunities for racial equity and justice within education. This post is the fifth in a series featuring excerpts of interviews with presenters participating in the Educational Change Special Interest Group sessions at the … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Driving Change in Higher Education: Lead the Change Interviews (Part 4) April 5, 2024
  This week, IEN features the work of scholars focused on transforming education in higher education. This post is the fourth in a series sharing excerpts of interviews with presenters participating in the Educational Change Special Interest Group sessions at the upcoming Annual … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Organizational Change and Equity in Professional Learning, Arts and Sports Programs, and Summer Camps: Lead the Change Interviews (Part 3) April 2, 2024
  This week, IEN features the work of scholars who are exploring avenues for change across many different aspects of education including professional learning communities, community arts and sports education programs, and summer math camps. This post is the third in … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Transforming Organizational Systems for Educational Equity: Lead the Change Interviews with Heather McCambly, Krystal Villanosa, Aireale J. Rogers, Brittney Pemberton, Jackie Pedota, Joy Esboldt, and Román Liera March 28, 2024
  This week, IEN features the work of scholars who are exploring organizational practices aimed at dismantling systemic inequity and promoting anti-racism within education. This post is the second in a series featuring excerpts of interviews with presenters participating in the Educational … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Supporting a shift to competency-based learning: A conversation with Shefatul Islam about the development of Bangladesh’s online education platforms (Part 2) March 20, 2024
  This week, Mohammad Shefatul Islam describes the recent roll-out of a platform to support the implementation of a new competency-based assessment system in Bangladesh. In the first part of this two-part interview Islam talked about how he first got involved … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- License to innovate: A conversation with Shefatul Islam about the development of Bangladesh’s online education platforms (Part 1) March 13, 2024
  This week, Mohammad Shefatul Islam discusses the development and roll-out of online education platforms in Bangladesh. In the first part of this two-part interview, Islam talks about how he first got involved in edtech as a tutor and then describes … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- The Evolution of an Alternative Educational Approach in Vietnam: The Olympia School Story (Part 2) March 6, 2024
  This week, the discussion of the evolution of the Olympia Schools continues with a focus on the school’s development since it moved to a new K-12 campus in 2010. Established initially as a small kindergarten in 2003 by Ms. Minh An … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- The Evolution of an Alternative Educational Approach in Vietnam: The Olympia School Story (Part 1) February 28, 2024
  This week IEN discusses the evolution of the Olympia Schools, founded as a small kindergarten in 2003 by Ms. Minh An Pham and several other parents. Since that time, Olympia has grown to encompass a kindergarten and a primary, middle, and … Continue reading →
  T Hatch

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