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Uganda: Schools Innovate to Keep Pupils Learning During Lockdown
Mr Musa kigongo, an information communication technology specialist at Kampala Parents, yesterday said for one to conduct an online class, they must have a smart phone or computer that has a front camera, with speakers and must be connected to the
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Independent schools association renews call for more gov’t support amid COVID fallout
President of the Jamaica Independent Schools Association, Dr Faithlyn Wilson, is renewing a call for the Government to provide additional support to private schools amid the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. Addressing today's media launch of...
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PODCAST | The Story: Racism rife in South African schools | News24
A private international school in Cape Town is at the centre of the latest allegations of racism. Parents and pupils protested outside the Deutsche Schule Kapstadt.
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Back-to-school grants for basic schools
Minister of Education Fayval Williams has indicated that the Early Childhood Commission has commenced the provision of back-to-school grants for basic schools. Williams said a total of $13.5 million is being distributed to the Brain...
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Covid-19: Equal Education welcomes decision to keep schools open amid third wave | News24
Equal Education says keeping schools open during the third Covid-19 wave will protect pupils from the harmful impact of not being at school every day.
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She Quit Her Job, And Then Earned Over $10 Million From Her Trade and Travel Course on Teachable
Teri Ijeoma announced that she was the top course creator on the Teachable platform in 2020, earning over $10,000,000 in revenue for her Trade and
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Principal shot and killed in the Western Cape | News24
The principal of Umyezo Wama Apile High School in the Western Cape was shot and killed on Saturday afternoon, according to the provincial education department.
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Dawkins search in Sandy Bay comes up empty
An intelligence-based investigation that led search teams into Sandy Bay on Wednesday to locate missing Clarendon teacher Nattalie Dawkins ended in futility. “We got information that that’s where she might be,” disclosed a police source who was...
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UK school targets Kenya elite with Nairobi academy
The up to Sh500,000 fee a year school joins a growing list of institutional investors in Kenya’s private education
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Uganda: How Teachers in Private Schools Are Grappling With Non-Payment
[Monitor] The story of Peter Kiirya's suicide is still fresh in the minds of many a teacher across the country. Kiirya, was a Fine Art teacher at St. Mary's College in Buwenge Town Council, Jinja who died after committing suicide in April this year.
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High demand for flu shots; countries want to avoid 'twindemic'
NEW YORK, United States (AP) - October is prime time for flu vaccinations, and the United States and Europe are gearing up for what experts hope is high demand as countries seek to avoid a 'twindemic' with COVID-19. 'Take flu out of the equation this fall,' said Dr Daniel Jernigan of the US Centers
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Are English Teachers in Demand in Thailand | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2021
Being a teacher is perhaps one of the most beautiful professions a person can pursue. Especially if it is about teaching children who are younger. Because you help in the process of creating a complete person in the future, by just helping the child learn something, and he will possess Read More
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Kenya: 400,000 Face Starvation At the Coast
[Nation] More than 400,000 people at the Coast are in dire need of food, with four out of the region's six counties requiring urgent interventions, authorities have said.
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South Africa: 'I Am Forced to Watch Other Learners Eat'
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How this Haitian-American teacher used rap to keep kids in his class motivated - Face2Face Africa
Hip Hop education is not new and more teachers in the U.S. are embracing it as a fun way to sustain the interest of their students in learning. Sammy Rigaud is one such HipHopEd whose Freestyle Friday session went viral on social media last November because many were fascinated by his concept of
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Angola: Covid-19 - Schools Receive Means of Biosafety
[ANGOP] Huambo -- Schools in central Huambo province received Tuesday biosafety means distributed by the local Education Office, ahead of class resumption scheduled for 5th October.
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Kenya: If You Can't Boost Free Education, Get Ready to Fund Private Schools
[Nation] When our headteacher announced that we were breaking in March 2020 due to Covid-19, we never anticipated it would be for this long.
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Rwanda: Govt to Introduce More Incentives for Teachers
[New Times] The Government is mulling a package that will incorporate several incentives aimed at improving teachers' livelihoods, members of both chambers of parliament heard on Tuesday, December 1.
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Back-to-school grief
Veteran Clarendon College teacher Eugonando Williams died on Monday after a battle with diabetes and has been praised by a school principal and union delegate for his commitment to education. Williams died some time after logging on to Google...
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Namibia: Pupils to Be Divided Into Smaller Groups for Teaching
Pupils will be divided into smaller groups for teaching when schools reopen on 3 June, the executive director in the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, has
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Memphis on track for state’s first federally-run mass vaccination site - TSDMemphis.com
Memphis received more good news on the COVID-19 vaccination front Wednesday (March 31) morning when White House officials announced that a new federal mass vaccination site will be opened in Memphis next week. In a press briefing, Andy Slavitt, White House senior advisor for COVID-19 Response, said
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DeSoto ISD Administrator Deidre Hannible Named Deputy Chief Academic Officer – Serving Northeast Texas
Congratulations are in order for district campus administrator Deidre Hannible who has been named Deputy Chief Academic Officer for DeSoto ISD. Hannible is an alumnus of the University of North …
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Teachers wary of new laws limiting instruction on race - Los Angeles Sentinel
 As middle school teacher Brittany Paschall assembled a lesson plan on the history of the Negro Baseball Leagues, she wondered how she might have to go about it differently next year under a new Tennessee state law that prohibits teaching certain concepts of race and
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Teachers thwart suspected abduction of Grade R child at Cape Town school | News24
Western Cape police are investigating an alleged attempt at abducting a child after a woman tried to fetch a girl who is not hers at a primary school in Cape Town.
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Gambia: Karantaba Cluster Holds Annual Teachers Gathering
[The Point] CRR -- Semi Karnataka cluster recently held its annual teachers gathering at Sami Pocono basic cycle school with over 14 schools' teachers attending.
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COVID-19 and College: Xavier University is Unenrolling Students Who Are Unvaccinated
Xavier University is disenrolling students from the fall semester who are not vaccinated. Medical and religious exemptions are available, if eligible.
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SA schools say it’s all systems go
Teachers’ unions and school governing bodies told City Press this week that progress had been made by the department of education to deliver the required safety materials for
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Schools: Unions, SGB associations 'tentatively' support school reopening after progress report
Teachers' unions as well as school governing body (SGB) associations say they support the call to reopen schools on Monday, following consultations with the Department of Basic Education and Minister Angie Motshekga over the
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