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SGA election: Watfae Zayed, Kevin Holechko voted next president and vice president

The DePaulia Rebecca Meluch, News Editor|May 14, 2021 Zayed and Holechko ran on four key initiatives, according to their official campaign Instagram page:  Defunding the DePaul FOP tuition discount Creating a new scholarship to help students purchase/rent their textbooks Increasing communication between university administration & students Free university counseling services after the pandemic.  Zayed previously held the position of SGA’s Vice President, and Holechko was previously the sena...
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COMMENTARY: Questions of equity during a global pandemic

By Lorita Daniels AMID THE daily appeals surrounding social change, COVID-19 vaccinations, and businesses’ million-dollar commitment to racial equity , education may be the beacon of light that helps us understand equity through how the K-12 community responded to the pandemic. In 2020, three months into my term on the Spotsylvania School Board, I spent my time wondering how to discuss equity. It had become clear to me, after watching countless children sitting at home during s...
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Students, faculty, and staff to be recognized for outstanding leadership | WSU Insider

April 20, 2021 By Steve Nakata, Division of Student Affairs In recognition of their leadership and contributions to WSU communities, 48 Washington State University students, 4 faculty and staff members, and several organizations will receive the Leadership and Engagement Award of Distinction (LEAD) during a ceremony at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 20. The event is coordinated by the Office of Student Involvement in the Division of Student Affairs and will include the inauguration of the newly elect...
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Education and Training Policy - Pointers for Policy Development

Data & research on skills beyond school, higher education & lifelong learning inc. Assessment of Higher Education Learning Outcomes, Higher Education Programme, Skillls Outlook, PIAAC, VET, Pointers for Policy Development are designed for busy policymakers and others wanting to know the OECD’s policy advice on different education and training topics within each of the thematic reviews carried out by the Education and Training Policy Division.
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View: To not pay heed to disabled learners giving board exams will be a collective failure

As comments rapidly poured in on social media on April 7 over the PM’s live chat with students set to take their board exams, ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’, I recalled the quote of a Gujarati icon, ‘Recall the face of the poorest and the weakest man who you may have seen, and ask yourself if the step you
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Student groups request funds for next year

Campus organizations presented requests to receive Services and Activities Fee funding with several groups factoring in losses caused by COVID-19. To receive S&A Fee funding, nonacademic student groups must present to a committee with a proposed funding request and plans on allocating the money. The committee discussed in early April and will craft a recommendation to the Board of Regents for where the funds should be distributed.  The Regents will review the proposals in May for approval or r...
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Ontario high schools can offer sign language classes in September

Article content TORONTO — Ontario high schools will have the option to offer classes teaching sign language as a second language starting in September, the province’s education minister announced Thursday. The province will become the first to offer a curriculum for Langue des signes québécoise (LSQ) and one of the first to teach American Sign Language (ASL), Stephen Lecce told reporters. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ontario high school...
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