Education

Educators worry the extended COVID-19 crisis could widen the digital divide and put low-income students further behind.

With high poverty, power cuts, and poor internet amid Israel’s blockade, remote learning has been a nightmare.

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Outrage as government moves to more than double fees for degrees in the humanities and social sciences.

Can we reimagine the world of literatures in English in a way that puts historically marginalised voices at the centre?

Peter Dameris was sentenced to one year of home confinement and ordered to pay a $95,000 fine.

New York City to test up to 20 percent of students and staff monthly for COVID-19 in every school building.

Aid group International Rescue Committee warns ‘far fewer children’ will enroll in schools this academic year.

University of Toronto’s law school allegedly blocks hiring of scholar due to her work on Israel’s human rights abuses.

Distance learning is difficult amid the COVID pandemic, with the impoverished south lacking access to internet or TV.

For many teachers, there is no sign when the challenge of teaching without a classroom might end.

With classrooms closed to curb coronavirus, girls are more at risk of FGM, teenage pregnancy and child marriage.

While school bells are ringing again in some countries, nearly 24 million students could drop out for good next year.