Posts from: March 26, 2024

The Empowerment Through Education Scholarship Program at Penn’s Graduate School of Education is helping to prepare and retain teachers and educational leaders.

When Manisha Gazula started teaching at one of Australia’s most disadvantaged schools, nine in 10 students were moving on to high school with sub-par reading skills. Now the students are outperforming the “good schools” and “punching above their weight”.

At Women’s History Month panel, speaker says ‘We all stand on the shoulders of somebody’

Stacker compiled a list of the best colleges in Tennessee using rankings from Niche.

The Graduate School Office of WellBeing — or better known as GROW — is a collaboration between The Graduate School and the Division of Student Life and Engagement is unique amongst R1 universities

Have you been seeing information about study away experiences posted around campus, talking about peer advising hours? Have you seen the Office of Global Programs tabling in the Campus Center, with fellow students answering questions about study abroad? Or maybe a peer has come to your class to give an Introduction to Study Away presentation….

Stacker compiled a list of the best colleges in New York using rankings from Niche.

Stonehill College student Lauren Rauseo suffered a severe bicycle accident while studying abroad in Spain, requiring multiple surgeries.

About 2,000 current DOE staff are in the teaching and learning division and will be impacted by its dissolution, though none are expected to be laid off.

City schools chief David Banks has ousted the education deputy in charge of his pet reading push — just months after she allegedly complained about getting paid less than her male counterparts, The…