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The Alberta government has temporarily paused its order to remove books deemed "sexually explicit" from school libraries, a move that Premier Danielle Smith vowed would be short-lived. The decision comes as the province's teachers' union continues to negotiate with the government over contract issues, including
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As the new academic year commences, we hear from parents and caregivers across Lancashire who have shared heartfelt and adorable photos of their children on their first or big school days. From nursery school to high school, the images within this gallery capture the essence of these special moments, filled
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As Latvia's new school year begins on September 1, the Bauska Municipality is gearing up to educate a record 6,594 students across 23 educational institutions in the region. This ambitious endeavor will be led by 852 dedicated teachers, including 22 newcomers, who will work tirelessly to ensure
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The Victorian government has announced plans to prevent West Australian teachers with one-year degrees from working in its public schools. The decision comes after a national agreement in 2014 set a minimum two-year, post-graduate study requirement for teachers. However, Western Australia's Teacher Registration Board reintroduced the one-year registration
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A leading teaching union, the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), has sounded the alarm on the unsustainable burden placed on schools and colleges. The union warns that schools are increasingly being forced to run food banks, support families with housing, and address societal issues that were never part
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Thousands of GCSE physics students could miss out on specialist teacher-led lessons due to a shortage of physics teachers in schools. A report by the Institute of Physics (IOP) has warned that without urgent action, many students will be discouraged from pursuing physics further, despite their potential to become scientists
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The Western Cape Education Department has announced that it will not reduce teaching posts for the 2026 academic year, citing budget constraints that forced a 2,407 post reduction in 2025. Education MEC David Maynier confirmed that 35,934 posts will be available for schools, with individual staff establishments to
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As the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) prepares to introduce Open-Book Assessments for Std IX from the 2026-27 academic year, teachers and principals are cautiously optimistic about its potential to make examinations more relevant to real-world challenges. This shift from rote memorization to conceptual clarity, critical thinking, and application-based
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Congressman Brad Schneider (IL-10) has re-introduced the Teachers Are Leaders Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at expanding professional development opportunities for teachers. The bill, co-sponsored by Reps. John W. Mannion (NY-22), Chuck Fleischmann (TN-03), Lauren Underwood (IL-14), and Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01), seeks to address the educator shortage and improve teacher
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As the Kongtong District in Gansu Province, China, kicked off the 2025 Fall Semester, over 80,000 teachers, students, and parents gathered for the "First Lesson of the School Year" at Pingliang Tiezhong. The event aimed to promote the development of "extensive ideological and political education courses&
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To commemorate the 240th anniversary of national hero Lin Zexu's birth, Fujian Province's Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department, the Provincial Party Committee Education Working Committee, and the Provincial Education Department jointly produced an ideological and political course titled "If It Is Serving the Country, Life
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As the academic year begins, several countries in Central Asia are launching significant reforms aimed at improving education standards, elevating teacher status, and integrating modern teaching methods. Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan are all embarking on new initiatives, ranging from AI-powered curricula to teacher protections and anti-bullying programs. The reforms
