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Twice as many students skip all lectures when videos available
Introduction of lecture capture also leads to significant drop in attainment, King’s College London study finds
Signs of life for the Perkins Act?
As with the Higher Education Act (HEA), Congress is past due in reauthorizing the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act.
Feds Plan Accreditation Experimentation
Key Education Department official says innovators in higher ed should not be held back by their accreditors.
Norway passes ban on burkas in universities
Parliamentary moves to outlaw Islamic face veils from classrooms have been strongly criticised by universities
University leaders on Twitter: where to draw the line?
Santa Ono’s social media activity raises questions about when a tweet is an official university statement
As Pathway Market Expands, Enrollment Outcomes Diverge
The number of universities contracting with corporate entities to recruit for and manage first-year programs for international students keeps growing. As competition increases, institutions report mixed results with the model.
Cram schools increase students’ burden
Basic education puts emphasis on fulfilling the learning needs of the majority of primary and middle schools students. T
For survivors of a 9-hour Chinese exam, a door opens to America
Every June, millions of high school seniors in China sit down for a grueling university entrance exam, knowing they may not get into a top school or any school at all.
Smoking Gun on Anti-Asian Bias at Harvard?
Internal reports, released by those suing the university, show use of personality rankings in ways that hurt Asian applicants' chances of admission. Under academic criteria only, their numbers would go way up.
