Australia: widening gaps in achievement between advantaged and disadvantaged schools
United States: Education Support Personnel hit hard by budget cuts
The educaction community in the United States highlights a worrying trend: shrinking budgets or ending grant money push Education Support Personnel (ESP) into unemployment, reducing overall education employee capacity.
More American Children Diagnosed With ADHD
UK: fighting student violence in schools
Germany: focus on inclusion and schooling of refugee children is a must
Zimbabwe: Union tells Mugabe to reduce ministers not teachers
The Zimbabwe Teachers' Association has firmly condemned plans by the national government to greatly reduce the wage bill in the public sector, including education.
In video call, UN chief says education remains ‘passport to dignity’ for Gaza’s children
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon holds video chat with children in Gaza.
Project Signing: Government of India and World Bank Sign a $250 Million Agreement to Improve Quality of Elementary Teachers in Bihar
The Government of India, the Government of Bihar and the World Bank signed a $250 million credit agreement to improve the quality of elementary school teachers ob Aug. 7 in Bihar by making them more qualified, accountable and responsive.
