The Covid-19 pandemic caused lasting shifts in the US education system, from technology adoption to widening learning gaps. Five years later, schools continue to face challenges like chronic absenteeism, mental health issues, and reading deficits. Despite efforts such as tutoring and increased support for students, recovery remains slow, with some students still struggling to catch up. Schools are adapting to these changes, but significant hurdles persist in reshaping the future of American education.
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The NEET MDS 2025 registration ends today, with correction window opening from March 14-17. The exam is scheduled for April 19, 2025, with admit cards available on April 15. Candidates must complete a 12-month internship by March 31, 2025, to be eligible. Visit natboard.edu.in to register and download application forms.
Full Moon on the Quad, Stanford University's iconic tradition, combines revelry and community under the first full moon of the academic year. Originating in the early 20th century, it evolved from spontaneous moonlit strolls to a festive celebration featuring music, performances, and the symbolic exchange of kisses. Despite controversies, the tradition remains cherished, adapting to changing times with a focus on consent and inclusivity.
Engineering careers are booming as industries seek innovative solutions to complex challenges. With technological advancements and a growing demand for skilled professionals, the field's popularity is surging. The U.S. continues to lead in engineering education, with top universities such as Harvard, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, and Caltech setting global standards. These institutions excel in research, teaching, and industry collaboration, attracting talent worldwide.
HP TET November 2024 result: The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBoSE) announced the results for the Himachal Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (HP TET) November 2024 on January 13, 2025. A total of 11,026 candidates qualified. To check their results, candidates can visit the official website, hpbose.org, and enter their roll number or application number. Detailed steps are available for accessing the results.
A growing wave of state-level proposals seeks to limit undocumented students' access to public education, challenging the protections established by the 1982 Plyler v. Doe ruling. As conservative advocacy groups push for legislative changes, the nation faces a critical moment that could redefine educational access, sparking complex debates over immigration, equality, and constitutional rights.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has extended the deadline for receiving feedback on the draft recruitment and promotion norms until February 28. The proposed 2025 regulations aim to replace the 2018 guidelines, introduce new norms for vice-chancellor appointments, and offer relaxed faculty hiring rules. The draft has sparked criticism from opposition-led states, but UGC chairman M. Jagadesh Kumar assures that the changes are intended to improve university governance and align with global... Expand
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District is considering the closure of up to five elementary schools—Hunter, Midnight Sun, Pearl Creek, Salcha, and Two Rivers—due to financial difficulties and declining enrollment. The consolidation process has already gone through several phases, with public feedback gathered and a detailed plan now under review. A final decision will be made by February 2025, with potential school closures implemented by mid-2025 to ensure long-term sustainability... Expand
In September 2024, California passed a law banning legacy and donor-based admissions at both public and private universities, starting with the 2025 cycle. This move, following a similar decision in Maryland, aims to prioritize merit over familial connections, promoting a more equitable admissions process. While eliminating legacy preferences increases competition, students must now focus on showcasing their academic and personal strengths to stand out.
The NCERT introduced significant changes in its textbooks in 2024, releasing updated materials for Classes 3 and 6 while maintaining existing textbooks for other grades. Key revisions include the removal of the periodic table from Class 9, changes to historical and political narratives, and the introduction of terms like "Bharat" and "classical history." Bridge Programmes have been launched to ease educators' transition. These updates, aligned with NEP-2020, aim to modernise the curriculum but... Expand
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has released the answer key for the Karnataka 2nd PUC exam 1, 2025. Students who appeared for the exams can now raise objections to the answer key online through the official website. The objection window is now open, and the board has also released the evaluation scheme for all subjects. Candidates can submit their grievances by following a simple online procedure.