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The Pie News
- 6 top tips for making the most of your time in Glasgow for #EAIE2026 August 19, 2026
  As your go-to conference for shaping the future of international education, the final countdown to EAIE Glasgow 2026 is on. Here's your guide to getting the most from your trip to Scotland's city of culture. The post 6 top tips for making the most of your time in Glasgow for #EAIE2026 appeared first on The […]
  The View From
- Visa uncertainty turns away strong students, survey finds August 19, 2026
  Visa uncertainty across several leading study destinations is having the unintended effect of driving away genuine and strong applicants, a recent survey finds, as New Zealand’s reputation gains ground. The post Visa uncertainty turns away strong students, survey finds appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Five reasons international students choose Canadian University Dubai August 19, 2026
  Ranked Dubai’s #1 University for six consecutive years, Canadian University Dubai offers a Canadian-inspired education that combines international transfer pathways, industry-embedded learning and the advantages of studying in one of the world’s most connected cities. The post Five reasons international students choose Canadian University Dubai appeared first on The PIE News.
  The View From
- Lawsuit challenges US rule ending duration of status August 18, 2026
  A coalition of cross-sector bodies have filed a lawsuit against the US government’s new visa restrictions, seeking “stability and protections” for international students and scholars. The post Lawsuit challenges US rule ending duration of status appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Judge dismisses Trump’s Harvard antisemitism lawsuit August 18, 2026
  A US federal judge has dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit alleging antisemitism and discrimination against Jewish and Israeli students at Harvard University. The post Judge dismisses Trump’s Harvard antisemitism lawsuit appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- CBSA checks end international student PGWP protest in Canada August 18, 2026
  Indian graduates say they were led to believe their non-credit courses qualified for post-study work permits, while 12 attendees at the 22-day Calgary protest have been flagged as “possibly inadmissible”. The post CBSA checks end international student PGWP protest in Canada appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- European universities belong in every admissions conversation. Most advisors don’t know that August 17, 2026
  As English-taught options to top-ranking universities expand in Europe, Dr. Melissa Morrison argues advisors must treat Europe as a top-tier destination – and the advice around it must catch up. The post European universities belong in every admissions conversation. Most advisors don’t know that appeared first on The PIE News.
  The View From
- US Senators call for faster study visa processing August 17, 2026
  Thirty US Senators have called on Secretary of State Marco Rubio to expedite visa processing for international students and scholars in time for the start of the academic year. The post US Senators call for faster study visa processing appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- UNESCO convention opens path to degree recognition and mobility among Arab states August 17, 2026
  Five countries are initially bound by the agreement, which sets common rules for recognising higher education qualifications and supporting mobility across the region. The post UNESCO convention opens path to degree recognition and mobility among Arab states appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- Clare rejects Hanson’s “farce” claim as he defends international education reforms August 17, 2026
  Australia’s education minister Jason Clare has rejected Pauline Hanson’s claim that Australia’s international education sector is a “farce”, while acknowledging that “shonks” and “dodgy providers” continue to threaten the sector’s reputation. The post Clare rejects Hanson’s “farce” claim as he defends international education reforms appeared first on The PIE News.
  Kim Martin
The Knowledge Review
- The Handwriting Lab Introduces a Scientific Handwriting Improvement Course to Address Declining Writing Skills March 20, 2026
  As digital tools continue to dominate communication, concerns around declining handwriting quality among both children and adults are becoming increasingly prominent. The Handwriting Lab has introduced its Handwriting Improvement Course, a structured and scientifically designed program with the aim of improving writing skills through a systematic approach grounded in cognitive science and motor skill development. […]
  Dev@TKR
- The Man Who Fights for the Voiceless March 10, 2026
  Chetann Kishor Patel and the Legal Revolution for Animal Justice. In a nation where compassion often battles convenience, one man has chosen to stand where it is hardest to stand beside the voiceless. From the bustling streets of Mumbai to municipal corridors hundreds of kilometres away, Chetann Kishor Patel has emerged as a formidable and […]
  Dev@TKR
- An Educator’s Guide to Earning a Language Certification February 24, 2026
  Language certification has become essential as education systems support multilingual classrooms and rising accountability expectations. Certified language skills help teachers demonstrate instructional readiness, while administrators and schools rely on verified proficiency for hiring and program quality decisions. This guide draws on insights from Language Testing International® (LTI), the exclusive licensee of ACTFL and a leader […]
  Dev@TKR
- G Shahid Ur Rehman Drives a New Era of Sustainable and Luxury Intercity Travel in South India February 20, 2026
  (South India) — The intercity transportation sector in South India is witnessing significant evolution over the past three decades, driven in large measure by the leadership of G Shahid Ur Rehman, the man behind Geepee Travels. Assuming responsibility at a notably young age, he transformed a traditional bus operation into a technologically advanced, customer-centric mobility […]
  Dev@TKR
- Delper Ecom Pvt Ltd and Devaramakkalu Charitable Trust to Launch Civilization-Scale ESG Marketplace and CSR Franchise Ecosystem Across India by March 2026 February 13, 2026
  Bangalore, India – February 10, 2026 – Delper Ecom Pvt Ltd today announced the launch of its Minimum Value Product (MVP), an initiative designed to go onboard with 320 million families across India in 36 months. With an initial investment of ₹10.06 crores, the company is introducing a model that integrates advertising liquidity with ESG-compliant […]
  Dev@TKR
- From Bestseller to Blockbuster: First-Edition Success Ignites the Race for Film and Mega Web Series Rights January 16, 2026
  Finally! – A Senapati with Nerves of Steel has emerged as far more than a successful debut novel. It represents a fully realized fictional universe with exceptional potential for cinematic adaptation and premium OTT streaming platforms. Following the strong response to its first edition, the book has sparked growing interest as a high-value intellectual property […]
  Dev@TKR
- Aditya Vaidya on Why Leadership, Systems, and Standards Will Define the Next Phase of India’s Hospitality Growth January 16, 2026
  India’s Food & Beverage (F&B) and hospitality industry is entering a decisive phase of evolution. After years of rapid expansion driven by demand growth, digital platforms, and investor capital, the sector is now confronting a more complex reality—one where leadership maturity, operational discipline, and governance will determine long-term success. The next chapter of growth will […]
  Dev@TKR
- Is College Admissions Counseling Worth the Investment? A Look at the Benefits and Top-Rated Services January 2, 2026
  Between looming deadlines, test prep, extracurricular activities and essay drafts, the college admissions process can quickly feel overwhelming for families. So, is paying for professional college admissions counseling even worth the investment? For some households, expert guidance trims stress, tightens applications and helps students find better college fits. For others, the cost may outweigh the […]
  Dev@TKR
- Review of TrayiVāṇī – Eternal Verses on Peace, Silence & Discernment December 31, 2025
  In an era saturated with opinions, notifications, and reactive speech, TrayiVāṇī – Eternal Verses on Peace, Silence & Discernment arrives not as a loud proclamation, but as a composed, luminous pause. It is a book that does not demand attention; it earns it—by inviting the reader inward. Rooted in the timeless triad of Peace (Śānti), Silence (Mauna), […]
  Dev@TKR
- Adeetya Mohta (Nagpur): Kohinoor of India: Sheeshmahal at 742 Additya House, World’s First Private Residence: 100 Crores Legal Battle in the Past 16 Years December 26, 2025
  ADEETYA MOHTA (NAGPUR) living in his world’s first private residence built Sheesh Mahal at 742 Additya House, inherited a mansion transferred and mutated under his name in 1986. Additya House was named after him by his grandfather Late Gheverchandji Chunnilal Mohta, Late Mohinibai Mohta and mother Smt Kusum Mohta out of love and affection. Most importantly, family priests suggested […]
  Dev@TKR
International Education News
- Announcing “Another Education Is Possible” with Jordan Corson August 19, 2026
  This week, IEN introduces a podcast series from Jordan Corson, a former Managing Editor at IEN. This coming year, IEN will be sharing excerpts of some of the episodes from the podcast’s third season. ++++++++++++++++ In grad school, I spent … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Roots of the Failure of School Reform to Resolve Social Problems — David Labaree on What Schools Can’t Do (Part 2) August 12, 2026
  In the concluding section of this week’s blog post, David Labaree succinctly sums up some of the key factors that explain why school reform efforts in the US often fail to achieve their ambitious goals. In part one, Labaree discussed … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- What Schools Can’t Do — David Labaree (Part 1) August 7, 2026
  In this week’s post, David Labaree explores why schools are so often asked to pursue goals — like support economic productivity, foster social mobility, and reduce inequality — that they have never been equipped to achieve. Labaree is an Emeritus … Continue reading →
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- Lessons I Have Learned from Researching School Reform — Larry Cuban July 29, 2026
  This week, IEN reposts a blog from Larry Cuban that captures the challenges of clearly articulating the difficulty of reforming schools on a large scale while still fostering hope for the future. Cuban is a Professor Emeritus of Education at … Continue reading →
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- An Endless Summer for AI and Education? July 22, 2026
  Although most schools take a break for the summer, there has been no letup in articles discussing AI and K-12 education. To take stock of the latest developments, this week’s IEN post shares headlines and links to over 20 articles … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- “Micro-Innovations” in Assessment for Specific Subjects, Levels, and Contexts: AI, New Technologies and the Future of Assessment (Part 4) July 15, 2026
  With so much changing so fast, what new developments in assessment at the classroom and school level bear watching? In the final post in this four-part series, Adelaida Kim and Thomas Hatch provide examples of “micro-innovations” in assessment that leverage … Continue reading →
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- The Emerging Affordances of Teacher-Directed Platforms, EdTech Tools, and Multimodal Assistants: AI, New Technologies and the Future of Assessment (Part 3) July 8, 2026
  What are the benefits and drawbacks in using different AI-powered tools for assessment? In part three of this four-part series, Philip Seyfried, Suet Cheah, Alok Sharma, and Dana Bassynbekova highlight the differences in the key features and level of teacher … Continue reading →
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- Can Online Platforms and Digital Tools Support More Student-Centered Learning? AI, New Technologies and the Future of Assessment (Part 2) July 1, 2026
  Can new developments in assessment support more student-centered learning? In the second part of this three-part series, Adelaida Kim summarizes how AI and other technologies already offer educators new ways to generate, administer, and analyze assessments, including more student-centered and … Continue reading →
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- For Better and for Worse? AI, New Technologies and the Future of Assessment (Part 1) June 24, 2026
  What effect will AI and other new technologies have on testing and assessment? In the first part of this four-part series, Adelaida Kim and Thomas Hatch provide an overview of how both large-scale tests and classroom-based assessments are changing as … Continue reading →
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- Unforgetting Histories and Imagining Futures: The Lead the Change Interview with Daisy Salazar-Garza June 17, 2026
  In the fourth part of this month’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview, Daisy Salazar-Garza discusses her firsthand experience of the inequities in the public education system and the impact this has on students, families, and communities. Salazar-Garza is a Ph.D. student … Continue reading →
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