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Kohima, June 16 (MExN): SCERT-Nagaland organised two-day training on Mindset Shift and Transformative Education with its faculties and officials in the State Council of Educational Research and Training, Nagaland (SCERT) Office, Kohima on June 1 and 2.

Vans to be honored by My Friend's Place for contributions to assisting young people experiencing homelessness.

Sharon Stroye will join Emory on July 1 to lead the university’s establishment of a Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Center in partnership with the American Association of Colleges and Universities.

Divided University of Arkansas system trustees vote down affiliation with the for-profit giant, appearing to nix a possible arrangement. The deeply divided Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas system on Monday rejected a proposal by the system’s chancellor to affiliate the university with a nonprofit entity that has been seeking to buy the for-profit behemoth University of Phoenix.

The ministry of education has embarked on a five-day assessment in Ganta, Nimba county of the Joint Education Sector Review under the theme: ‘Transformative Education for National Development and Growth’, bringing together ministers and agencies alongside development partners.

Critics say too many college programs end at the prison gate.

In this special episode of “This Is Purdue,” we’re talking to the 13th president of Purdue University, Mung Chiang. Listen in as President Chiang discusses the…

Muzito, a freestyle specialist majoring in elementary education, will receive $2,500 on behalf of the CFP Foundation and Dr. Pepper.

CHARLOTTE, N.C.  –  In conjunction with the 2022 Subway ACC Football Championship Game, the Atlantic Coast Conference has named 15 student-athletes as recipients of the 2022 Go Teach Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway.  Sophomore swimmer Gloria Muzito was selected as the winner from Florida State. Each will receive $2,500 on behalf of the CFP Foundation and Dr Pepper to assist in their continued pursuit of a degree or career in education. And in the coming weeks, one recipient will win the Grand Pr...

Born and raised in Philadelphia, Professor Aaron J. Hahn Tapper grew up in multiple communities, something that helped him understand his own intersecting identities from a young age. Living in both South Philly and suburban Lower Merion, his diverse upbringing set the stage for the work that would define his career: how differences can both fuel conflict and foster connection.