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This is the first time a global assessment organisation has set up a dedicated testing facility in the region.

There has been an ongoing occupation in Northern Iraq of Assyrian Christian indigenous lands, largely ignored by the mainstream media, which requires a solution soon.

Policy Matters Ohio is proud to announce the promotions of three fellows to permanent staff positions. We are also delighted to welcome Sarah Rodenberg as our new Communications Associate and to recognize the educational achievement of Senior Researcher Michael Shields. Two fellows — Guillermo Bervejillo, PhD., and Tanisha Pruitt,...

Viralene Johnson Coleman served as a pillar of educational excellence at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff for 37 years, innovating new approaches to teaching literature and composition.

Michael Erskine Ehringhaus Ph.D., 76, died on April 30, at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House, Portland, Maine, after battling cancer since 2020. Michael E. Ehringhaus Born on May 11, 1946, in Charlotte, Ehringhaus graduated in 1971 with a B.A. in English from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Fueled by his passion for teaching,…

WSU College of Education doctoral student Olasunkanmi (Ola) Kehinde has been awarded an internship with Educational Testing Services, one of the world’s largest educational testing and assessment organizations.

On Thursday, May 4, the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced seven new National Artificial Intelligence Research Institutes.

After 40 frustrating minutes of trying to launch the HiSET test for the test-takers who had driven great distances and waited patiently, Michelle Voto apologized for the technical difficulties and told them it was not working and to go home.Before...

Percentage of students keen to pursue engineering in the US has dropped from 34 to 17 in 10 years as against those keen on physical sciences, which has risen from 27 to 37: ETS data

Number of Indian students taking GRE doubled in past decade to 1.14 lakh