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Book examines college readiness - Vimarsana News

Book examines college readiness

Barbara Fleming spoke to the News last month about her two-year research and writing process and her intentions for the work, which she said she hopes will be a reference text for educators and community leaders.

Source: ysnews.com
Singaporean group GSF opens first school campus in Riyadh - Vimarsana News

Singaporean group GSF opens first school campus in Riyadh

Singapore’s prestigious Global Schools Foundation (GSF) is opening its first campus in the Saudi capital Riyadh this August. The GSF currently operates 26 schools in eight countries with a total strength of over 25,000 students from 70 nationalities.

BMA fails capital's children in need - Vimarsana News

BMA fails capital's children in need

Whoever wins, the new Bangkok governor must bridge the appalling education disparity between the rich and the poor to give children in need a better fighting chance in life.

Philippine Elections 2022: How students are fighting for a better Philippines - Vimarsana News

Philippine Elections 2022: How students are fighting for a better Philippines

The race for the presidency will significantly shape the state of the country — and indeed, Philippine democracy — for many years to come.

Climate change could increase risk of infectious disease transmission across species, scientists say - Vimarsana News

Climate change could increase risk of infectious disease transmission across species, scientists say

Alicia Llop/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The number of ways in which climate change is predicted to affect human life and vitality continues to increase. Scientists now believe that global warming will significantly increase the number of viral transmissions across species in the coming decades, therefore posing further risk to other animals and humans of infectious diseases, such as COVID-19, according to a study published in Nature on Thursday. As the global temperatures continue to rise, many animal species will likely migrate to new environments, taking their parasites and pathogens with them...