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Spread the Word: Maryland Higher Education Commission's new MHEC One-App REPLACES "the MSFAA" by including a section for undocumented applicants and others ineligible to complete the #FAFSA to apply for MHEC State aid programs. Learn more and view a list of frequently asked questions: https://bit.ly/MHEC-FAFSA. #MHECOneApp #MDScholarships #StudentSuccess

The quality of higher education, a crucial component of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, is set to see substantial enhancements through the reforms proposed by the Dr. Radhakrishnan Committee. In the upcoming months, NAAC will organise five regional workshops to collect feedback from universities and colleges regarding the Binary Accreditation manual prior to its official release. https://lnkd.in/gcEEw4EH #Highereducationplus #BrainfeedMagazine #NAAC #NationalEducationPolicy #NEP2020 #EducationNews #highereducation #educationreform #AcademicStandards

Do USA colleges outprice students? In 1980s the studies suggested: "As a best estimate for public policy purposes, a $100 tuition price increase appears to be associated with a 0.6 percentage point decline in the 18-24-year-old participation rate and an enrollment decline of 1.8 per- cent, ceteris paribus." ($100 then is more than $300 in today's money).

Intervention — “Crisis, What Crisis? The UK Higher Education ‘Marketplace’ and the 2022-23 UCU Strikes” Antipode Online 2024-09-25 https://buff.ly/3NjGAV7 Sam Scott, University of Gloucestershire Locating the UK Higher Education Crisis During the 2022-23 UCU (University and College Union) strikes it was apparent that spaces of critical interaction were often positioned within more than at and beyond the UK Higher Education (HE) sector. Most notably, the UCU chose to channel much of its anger towards […] The post Intervention — “Crisis, What Crisis? The UK Higher Education ‘Marketplace’ and the 2022-23 UCU Strikes” appeared first on Antipode Online.

Just sharing a great case study from one our Primary Schools here in #leicester. If you would like to see how we can help your School or Trust migrate to the cloud please reach out. #cloudmigration #itsupport #MSIntune

Prior to the announcement on tuition fees, we felt something had to give and wanted to understand how The Student Room Group community would feel if fees increased by 5, 10, 15 or 20%. ? Which means, we have some hot off the press insight that is now pretty bloomin pertinent! ? We asked "Theoretically, if tuition fees rose by the following amounts, would you still make / have made same decision to attend university?*" and at a 5% increase we found ? - 77% of respondents said they would still attend - 16% are now not sure - 5% said they would change their mind and not attend ? We will be looking to break down the data by region and whether their parents/carers attended university, so keep an eye out. ? *763 responses from The Student Room Community members: Prospective UK UG students in Y11, Y12, Y13 or current 1st year UK UGs (31st Oct - 4th Nov 2024). Great foresight Beth Wiles :) For any more insights or to engage with students where they discuss these issues, get in touch!

Education Tip! Sometimes our Standard Setters disagree! For lung primaries, supraclavicular LN involvement is considered regional for AJCC, but distant for SEER Summary Stage. #tx_txtra

According to the Warrap state minister of education, 2,790 students recently sat for the senior four examinations of the 2023-2024 academic year. Out of these, 1,459 students passed while 1,048 did not. Tonj south county led the performance rankings, followed by Gogrial west County. Surprisingly, Akon secondary school in Gogrial west county had no students passing the exams, highlighting a critical issue that demands attention. The overall performance of Warrap state, graded at 61% as C+, sheds light on the state's educational trajectory. The deterioration of the teaching profession, attributed to low wages, poor infrastructure, and a lack of discipline from parents and students, has contributed to these concerning results. The call for government investment in education is urgent to ensure the production of the quality workforce necessary for both present and future needs. These results underscore the importance of addressing the challenges facing the education sector to secure a better future for students and the state as a whole.

Our newest analysis draws on a national survey of physical education teachers. Among the findings: access to high-quality physical education is lacking despite 44 states requiring a PE credit to graduate. Requirements vary by state, and in some cases, policy hinders access. Learn more here, including five questions state leaders can ask to get the ball rolling (pun intended) on improving PE access for students: https://lnkd.in/ekMCQxAf