Posts from: February 18, 2024

Hillsdale Academy’s senior class ranked fourth nationally based on its collective Classical Learning Test scores after taking the test in the 2022-23 academic year.

/PRNewswire/ — College Consensus, the trusted source of college rankings and reviews, has released its highly anticipated 2024 rankings of the Best Colleges…

Times Higher Education’s annual analysis of the top 200 universities in the world by reputation.

Explore the stories of educational reform in Saskatchewan and ethnic areas of China, focusing on achievements in English, Religion, Math, and Biology, and addressing challenges in Science educatio…

A group of Fordham graduate students gathered at the Lincoln Center campus on Feb. 5 for a crash course on public speaking. In the Ignatian Public Speaking workshop led by Robert Parmach, Ph.D., director of Ignatian mission and ministry, students learned about the finer points of “SPATE”—stance, projection, articulation, tone, and eye contact. “We wantRead More

New research shows that state-owned enterprises (SOEs) experience greater regulatory scrutiny when acquiring firms in foreign economies, thus increasing the costs of the acquisition.

People with [ppp1] college degrees typically earn between \(600 to \)1,200 more per week compared to those without higher education, as indicated by a recent study conducted by WalletHub. The study conducted by the personal finance firm utilized various metrics such as the proportion of individuals holding high school diplomas, associate’s, bachelor’s, and graduate or …

“The Collaboratory” will incubate new ideas, engage public in new approaches to Jewish education.

Education leaders believe they’re seeing success from their recent overhaul of reading instruction and want to do the same with math.

Stanford Graduate School of Education Dean Dan Schwartz and other education scholars weigh in on what’s next for some of the technology trends taking center stage in the classroom.