Angela Newby explores the evolving role of AI and EdTech in modern education. She shares insights on balancing technology with face-to-face learning, the impact of AI...
Category - K12
Featured, K12
Preparing Students for the Future – AI & EdTech Strategies: Katie Mayne, Nishimachi International School
Katie Mayne discusses the integration of digital technology and AI in education, ensuring students use tools like ChatGPT responsibly. From fostering responsible AI...
Featured, K12
OECD 2024 Education Policy Report: Addressing Teacher Shortages and Supporting Quality Education
The OECD’s Education Policy Outlook 2024 highlights a worsening teacher shortage, with 47% of principals reporting staff shortages in 2022, up from 29% in 2015. The...
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TikTok and National PTA Join Forces to Promote Online Safety Amid Calls for Social Media Restrictions for Teens
TikTok has partnered with America’s National PTA for the "Create with Kindness" program, offering $300,000 to support conversations on online safety and civility among...
Indonesia’s Ministry of Education is set to introduce elective AI and coding lessons for fourth graders, aiming to boost digital literacy. Schools with adequate tools...
Early years, Featured, K12
China’s New Preschool Education Law: Elevating Standards and Reducing Family Burden
China’s new Preschool Education Law sets rigorous standards for preschool educators and aims to make early childhood education more affordable. It introduces background...
Formula 1’s new ‘Learning Sectors’ programme, launched with the British Council, aims to inspire over 130,000 students worldwide in STEM. Starting January 2025, schools...
The NSW government has struck a new agreement with the Teachers' Federation, providing a 10% pay increase over three years, cost-of-living adjustments, and reduced after...
Brighton College Bangkok will open a new sister school, Brighton College Bangkok Vibhavadi, in August 2025. Catering to boys and girls aged 2 to 18, the new campus...
Featured, K12, Remote & hybrid learning K12
Malaysia’s Education Ministry to expand hybrid classes in effort to boost digital skills
Malaysia’s Ministry of Education is expanding its hybrid class project by 400 classes next year to boost digital skills in schools. The initiative, launched in 2021...
