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Welcome to the TAICEP Wiki – Beta Version!

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Hall of Acclaim Inductees and Nomination Process

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      India's the next hot TNE destination, as a slew of Western universities head East to open overseas branch campuses. Here, the PIE lists the providers helping them do it. The post Go East: Who’s helping UK unis open their Indian campuses? appeared first on The PIE News.
      Beth Kennedy
    • Postcards from Erasmus: stories that shaped the sector December 24, 2025
      News of the UK’s reassociation with Erasmus+ sparked a wave of nostalgia across the international education sector, as professionals reflected on the exchanges, encounters and opportunities that shaped their careers – and, in many cases, changed their lives. The post Postcards from Erasmus: stories that shaped the sector appeared first on The PIE News.
      Kim Martin
    • Today’s learners have changed – can universities keep up?  December 24, 2025
      Instructure's Sidarth Oberoi explores how universities can continue engaging students as learning needs and expectations outpace many traditional institutional models. The post Today’s learners have changed – can universities keep up?  appeared first on The PIE News.
      Sidharth Oberoi
    • DHS final rule to overhaul H-1B visa in favour of higher earners December 23, 2025
      Critics say replacing the H-1B lottery with a weighted selection process will harm the US tech industry and dampen America's appeal among international students. The post DHS final rule to overhaul H-1B visa in favour of higher earners appeared first on The PIE News.
      Polly Nash
    • Meet the founder… Bhakti Shah, The Outreach Collective December 23, 2025
      The PIE sat down with Bhakti Shah, founder of The Outreach Collective (TOC), on the sidelines of the organisation’s Third Weave event to unpack the inefficiencies that inspired TOC’s creation and the case for rethinking how education stakeholders collaborate. The post Meet the founder… Bhakti Shah, The Outreach Collective appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • UK, Australia and Russia top Indian student deportations: MEA data December 23, 2025
      According to data shared in parliament by India's minister of state for external affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh, 453 Indian students have been deported from a range of countries over the past five years. The post UK, Australia and Russia top Indian student deportations: MEA data appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Outbound Indian university enrolments fall after three-year rise December 22, 2025
      Data tabled by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) in parliament shows over 1.8 million Indian students studying abroad across 153 countries in 2025, even as university enrolments fell 5.7% — the first decline after three years of growth. The post Outbound Indian university enrolments fall after three-year rise appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • International education policy in Canada: 2025 in review and the road to 2026 December 22, 2025
      Following a year of scale reduction and a narrowing of how international education is understood in Canada, Philipp Reichert looks back at 2025 and asks what is next for 2026. The post International education policy in Canada: 2025 in review and the road to 2026 appeared first on The PIE News.
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      From election outcomes and visa hikes to reform milestones and sector soul-searching, these are the stories that sum up the year for Australia's international education sector. The post The year in review: 10 stories that shaped international education in Australia appeared first on The PIE News.
      Kim Martin

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    • Global Excellence Leadership Awards 2025: A Day of Recognition, Collaboration and Inspiration December 15, 2025
      The Global Excellence Leadership Awards 2025 took place as a successful event that brought together leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, and business change makers. Organized by Insights Success Media in collaboration with the Insights Excellence Awards, the event created meaningful recognition while delivering a positive guest experience. From the beginning to the closing moments, attendees appreciated the […]
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    • KARMA MAN Adeetya Mohta (Nagpur) Nagmani, Nagyoni, Ichadhari Nag Nagin Joda, Doh Muh Ka Saap, Nag Mahraj Antimsanskar, Nag Mahraj Isht, Real Life Unbelievable Miraculous Extraordinary Spiritual Journey Gains Public Attention Around the World December 3, 2025
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    • SEO in the Age of AI: What’s Changed and What Hasn’t December 2, 2025
      The landscape of search engine optimization has undergone a dramatic transformation with the rise of artificial intelligence. From AI-powered search algorithms to automated content creation tools, the way we approach SEO has evolved in ways that seemed like science fiction just a few years ago. Yet beneath all this change, certain fundamental principles remain as […]
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    • Stardust Perfume: A Fragrance Store in Kuwait Offering Luxury Creations in Retail and Wholesale Prices December 1, 2025
      Have you noticed lately how Kuwait is becoming a premium perfume haven? The region preserves the cultural and traditional value of Arabic perfumes, now enhanced with modern twists for a larger audience. No wonder it has become a hub for premium, niche, and curated fragrances. Kuwait’s current perfume landscape is on an upward trajectory. The […]
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    • ADEETYA MOHTA (NAGPUR): A 10th-Fail Ideal Son Chose MAA between Parents and Relatives For Protection Of Women and Women Empowerment, Fighting Legal Battle Alone Without an Advocate for His Victim Senior-Citizen Mother in India’s Biggest ₹50-Crore Domestic Violence Case Rs 50 lakhs interim, Arrest warrant through commissioner of police not executed since 16 months November 28, 2025
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    • How 1MinWeb Began: Even Arena’s Cross-Continental Mission to Build a Sustainable Digital Future November 26, 2025
      In 2020, Even Arena Ltd began with a simple belief: “Sustainability is the key for a better future.” What started as a vision soon grew into a global mission—one that now comes to life with the launch of 1MinWeb, an AI-powered website builder redefining how small businesses build their digital presence. The story of 1MinWeb […]
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    • Losing Instructional Time to Laptop Cable Clutter? 5 Charging Stations With Built-In Management November 25, 2025
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    • Centering Equity Through Historical Grounding and Collective Educational Change with Latrice Marianno December 21, 2025
      In December’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview Dr. Latrice Marianno argues that meaningful educational improvement must be historically grounded and explicitly centered on equity and justice, not treated as a side effort within school improvement. Despite current challenges, she calls … Continue reading →
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    • The HundrED Global Collection for 2026 December 9, 2025
      This week’s post highlights education innovations from the 2026 Global Collection curated by HundrED. HundrED was established in 2015 to support the identification and implementation of scalable education innovations worldwide. Since 2017, HundrED has celebrated the annual global collection at … Continue reading →
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    • Justice-Oriented Educational Change Through Community-Led Solutions: A Conversation with Edwin Nii Bonney December 3, 2025
      In November’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview Edwin Nii Bonney emphasizes that educational research and practice must “look back” by acknowledging colonial legacies and marginalized histories while “looking forward” by centering Indigenous, vulnerable, and community voices. His work highlights deep … Continue reading →
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    • Giving Thanks for Education in 2025 November 27, 2025
      To celebrate Thanksgiving in the US, IEN continues its annual tradition of recognizing some of the many groups and individuals who are supporting learning and education around the world. This week, we celebrate the educators and organizations we profiled this … Continue reading →
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    • Innovations in providing children with food and nutrition:  Scanning the headlines for new ways to support students’ health and wellbeing after the pandemic (Part 2) November 19, 2025
      In part 2 of this two-part post, Sierra Bickford scans recent news and research on education to list some of the innovative approaches schools and communities have developed to make sure all students got the food and nutrients they need during … Continue reading →
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    • Teaching in the Age of Generative AI: Lead the Change Interview with Bernardo Feliciano November 6, 2025
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    • Building Student Relationships Post-Pandemic in School and Beyond  October 30, 2025
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    • High satisfaction, high demands, and changing demographics: Scanning the headlines on the results of the TALIS 2024 (Part 2) October 24, 2025
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    • High satisfaction, high demands, and changing demographics: Scanning the headlines on the results of the TALIS 2024 (Part 1) October 22, 2025
      90% of teachers around the world say they are satisfied with their jobs, but many also face an increased workload that challenges their work life balance. In this two part post, IEN explores these and other findings from OECD’s Teaching … Continue reading →
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