American higher education faces a crisis as AI tools like ChatGPT enable academic dishonesty. Colleges are reverting to handwritten exams and oral assessments to combat AI-generated content, as traditional detection methods fail. This shift aims to redefine academic integrity, emphasizing reasoning and critical thinking over automated submissions.
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Aspiring Assistant Professors in Karnataka, take note! The Karnataka State Eligibility Test (KSET) 2025, conducted by KEA, is on the horizon. Subject-wise syllabi are already available on the official KEA website, aiding candidates in their preparation for both Paper I and Paper II. The registration link, expected to be activated soon, will allow candidates to apply and select exam centers.
American higher education, once unrivaled, faces mounting challenges in 2025. Visa restrictions, declining international enrollment, and attacks on faculty tenure threaten its global dominance. While Ivy League and top institutions remain strong in rankings, China, Europe, and Canada are rising contenders. The choices US policymakers and universities make this year will determine whether America retains its global education crown.
In war-torn Ukraine, students in Bobryk are starting their academic year in underground classrooms, a stark contrast to traditional schools. Principal Oleksii Korenivskyi emphasizes the importance of education amidst constant threats. Despite the challenges, including a dwindling student population and the ever-present sound of sirens, teachers strive to provide normalcy.
The concept of “back to school” has transformed in America, evolving from a rigid, calendar-bound ritual to a flexible, student-centered experience. Families increasingly choose charter schools, online academies, and microschools, yet inequities in funding limit access. True reform requires policies that follow students, ensuring equity, innovation, and opportunity, heralding a new era of education focused on potential, choice, and adaptability.
Before Hurricane Katrina, teaching in New Orleans offered stability, status, and deep community roots, particularly for Black educators protected by a powerful union. In August 2005, over 7,000 teachers were abruptly dismissed, erasing decades of experience. The city rebuilt with a younger, more diverse workforce, but challenges in retention, cultural connection, and educational equity continue to shape its schools today.
IGNOU has extended the admission deadline for its July 2025 session to 15th September, applicable to all ODL and Online programmes except certificate courses. Prospective students can apply via the official portals: ignouadmission.samarth.edu.in for ODL and ignouiop.samarth.edu.in for Online programmes. The extension allows additional time for applicants to complete their submissions. Certificate programmes will follow the original schedule and are excluded from this extension.
A recent survey reveals a significant disparity in education costs across India. Urban families spend considerably more on private schooling than rural families on government education. Tuition fees and coaching classes contribute to this divide. Families bear most of the financial burden. This highlights inequities in the education system.
In Trump’s America, choosing a college has evolved beyond academics and campus life. Students must navigate shifting federal funding, evolving diversity policies, free speech dynamics, and financial aid uncertainties. Success now requires a strategic approach that balances intellectual goals with personal values, institutional resilience, and cultural climate, transforming college selection into a nuanced negotiation in a politically charged educational landscape.
The West Central Railway (WCR) RRC has launched a major recruitment drive for 2,865 Apprentice posts across its divisions, including JBP, KOTA, and BPL. Eligible candidates must have passed 10th class with 50% marks and possess an NCVT/SCVT trade certificate. Selection will be based on merit, and applications are open online until September 29, 2025.