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A 36-year-old teacher, Tyson Lunga, has been charged with six counts of indecent assault of students at Milton High School in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Lunga, who is also a pastor at one of the country's largest Pentecostal churches and a volunteer with the Scripture Union, allegedly bought the silence
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Thousands of humanities teachers in Uganda have taken to the streets in protest of what they claim is unfair salary treatment compared to their science counterparts. The industrial action, led by the Uganda Professional Humanities Teachers Union (UPHTU), affects government schools and colleges across the country. Teachers are demanding equal
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LUCKNOW, the once-vibrant Lucknow University Students' Union (LUSU) has remained dormant for nearly two decades, with its last elections held in 2005. However, with the recent Lucknow University Teachers' Association (LUTA) elections, the demand for LUSU polls has resurfaced significantly. Several prominent politicians, including Transport Minister Daya Shankar
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Labour's plan to raise £1.5bn by taxing private schools with VAT and business rates appears to be backfiring, with Treasury analysis suggesting it could cost the government an extra £650m per year. Over 11,000 pupils have fled private schools in England, far exceeding the government'
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Future Teachers Club members from south-western Sydney and Muswellbrook high schools, along with their counterparts from Armidale Secondary College, gathered at the University of New England (UNE) and Armidale Secondary College for the 2025 STEM and Future Teachers Club event. The two-day event aimed to equip future educators with the
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In the United States, teacher salaries are typically based on experience and graduate education, not performance or position. However, two district school systems, Washington D.C. and Dallas, have implemented innovative teacher evaluation systems that reward effectiveness in the classroom, leading to improved student performance. Despite these successes, the majority
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The Rajasthan state education department has introduced revised performance review criteria for school principals and teachers based on student exam results. The new guidelines, which replace the 2016 norms, were issued in the last week of May and will be implemented from the 2024-25 academic session. Under the updated rules,
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A stark reality for remote island schools in Scotland, such as the primary school on Papa Westray, is the struggle to find a permanent teacher. Figures obtained by the Scottish Liberal Democrats show that over 1,350 teaching posts have been readvertised by local authorities in the last two years.
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Africa's road safety narrative is marred by high rates of road traffic crashes, injuries, and deaths, despite having only 4% of the world's vehicles. To combat this issue, the driving schools and safety alliance, a continental organization, has been established to promote various road transport safety
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Indonesian prospective science teachers' knowledge and understanding of climate change are crucial in implementing effective climate change education in the country. A recent study by researchers at the State University of Surabaya aimed to examine the climate change literacy of preservice teachers in Indonesia, with a focus on their
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The West Bengal government has announced the recruitment of 35,726 assistant teachers in state-run secondary and higher secondary schools, in line with the Supreme Court's order to start the recruitment process by May 31. The move comes after the Supreme Court scrapped the appointment of 25,752
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The parents of Sarah Dinell, a 24-year-old U.S. English teacher who tragically died in a car accident in Korea in 2016, have been promoting education and cultural exchange through an annual scholarship fund at Yeompo Elementary School in Ulsan. The initiative, named the Sarah Dinell Scholarship, was established in
