The inspirational south east Londoners recognised in the New Year's Honours 2025
Ten individuals from south east London were honoured this year for their exceptional community contributions in various fields including education, charity, and public service.
All the Croydon residents recognised in the King's New Year Honours list
Three Croydon residents received honors for their significant community contributions in the King's New Year Honours list.
The inspirational south east Londoners recognised in the New Year's Honours 2025
Ten individuals from south east London were honoured this year for their exceptional community contributions in various fields including education, charity, and public service.
All the Croydon residents recognised in the King's New Year Honours list
Three Croydon residents received honors for their significant community contributions in the King's New Year Honours list.
Would you drop Of Mice and Men from the exam syllabus? The answer isn't black and white | Nels Abbey
The removal of Of Mice and Men from the GCSE syllabus raises questions about balancing literary merit with the potential emotional impact of its racist language.
Judge Melissa DuBose makes LGBTQ+ history in this US District Court
Melissa DuBose makes history as the first Black and out LGBTQ+ judge in Rhode Island's US District Court.
There's A New President Of The LSAC
The LSAC appointed the first South Asian-American woman as president and CEO, effective July 1, 2025.
Would you drop Of Mice and Men from the exam syllabus? The answer isn't black and white | Nels Abbey
The removal of Of Mice and Men from the GCSE syllabus raises questions about balancing literary merit with the potential emotional impact of its racist language.
Judge Melissa DuBose makes LGBTQ+ history in this US District Court
Melissa DuBose makes history as the first Black and out LGBTQ+ judge in Rhode Island's US District Court.
There's A New President Of The LSAC
The LSAC appointed the first South Asian-American woman as president and CEO, effective July 1, 2025.
Ancient texts depict all kinds of people, not just straight and cis ones - this college course looks at LGBTQ sexuality and gender in Egypt, Greece and Rome
The course 'LGBTQ Antiquity' reveals ancient Mediterranean literary texts depicting sexual and gender diversity, promoting understanding beyond modern labels.
The rise of technology and remote work has significantly impacted social interactions and skills, particularly during and after the pandemic.
Elevate Your Creative Practice with SVA Continuing Education Courses, Workshops, and Residency Programs
SVACE provides extensive resources and support for artists seeking to enhance their skills and creativity.
Enoch Burke returns to Wilson's Hospital School in defiance of court order on first day of new term
Controversial teacher Enoch Burke refuses to comply with court orders regarding a transgender student, leading to imprisonment and significant unpaid fines.
A Gallery of Children of the Ancient World
Children in the ancient world were often viewed as extensions of adults rather than as individuals worthy of representation.
Record number of students enrolled in post-primary schools, new figures show
Post-primary school enrolments increased to 425,433, marking a significant shift towards multi-denominational schools.
This is how HR leaders can lead the transition towards a skills-based future
Skills development is increasingly essential for workforce readiness as traditional education struggles to keep pace with evolving job requirements.
Warning of skills chasm' amid huge UK regional divide in qualifications
UK's economic growth is threatened by a widening skills gap between regions, primarily impacting areas outside London.
Saratoga's College of Adaptive Arts receives $100,000 county grant
Saratoga's College of Adaptive Arts received a $100,000 grant to enhance education for people with disabilities, focusing on technology and individual student needs.
This is how HR leaders can lead the transition towards a skills-based future
Skills development is increasingly essential for workforce readiness as traditional education struggles to keep pace with evolving job requirements.
Warning of skills chasm' amid huge UK regional divide in qualifications
UK's economic growth is threatened by a widening skills gap between regions, primarily impacting areas outside London.
Saratoga's College of Adaptive Arts receives $100,000 county grant
Saratoga's College of Adaptive Arts received a $100,000 grant to enhance education for people with disabilities, focusing on technology and individual student needs.
Pregnant Santa Barbara teacher dies while hiking in Greece
A pregnant teacher died after a hiking accident in Greece, with profound impacts on her community.
Beloved California teacher, 6 months pregnant, falls to her death in Greece
A beloved teacher, Clara Thomann's tragic hiking accident profoundly impacted her community and family, highlighting the importance of celebrating life despite loss.
Pregnant Santa Barbara teacher dies while hiking in Greece
A pregnant teacher died after a hiking accident in Greece, with profound impacts on her community.
Beloved California teacher, 6 months pregnant, falls to her death in Greece
A beloved teacher, Clara Thomann's tragic hiking accident profoundly impacted her community and family, highlighting the importance of celebrating life despite loss.
City Limits provides high school students with opportunities to learn investigative journalism through real-world reporting on local issues.
The CLARIFY initiative empowers youth to address significant topics like the housing crisis while developing essential journalism skills.
The HackerNoon Newsletter: Building a Web Server with Python and Flask (1/3/2025) | HackerNoon
Writing consolidates technical knowledge and enhances personal credibility.
Learning to build a web server with Python and Flask is increasingly accessible.
How Cannabis Groups are Giving Back: Clean-Ups, Donations, and Good Vibes
Cannabis groups promote positive community engagement through clean-ups, donation drives, and educational initiatives, demonstrating their commitment beyond plant advocacy.
Meet Our Fall 2024 Youth Reporting Team
City Limits provides high school students with opportunities to learn investigative journalism through real-world reporting on local issues.
The CLARIFY initiative empowers youth to address significant topics like the housing crisis while developing essential journalism skills.
The HackerNoon Newsletter: Building a Web Server with Python and Flask (1/3/2025) | HackerNoon
Writing consolidates technical knowledge and enhances personal credibility.
Learning to build a web server with Python and Flask is increasingly accessible.
How Cannabis Groups are Giving Back: Clean-Ups, Donations, and Good Vibes
Cannabis groups promote positive community engagement through clean-ups, donation drives, and educational initiatives, demonstrating their commitment beyond plant advocacy.
Billionaires Could be a Rare Breed of Physicist | HackerNoon
Billionaires often project a superficial understanding of physics while focusing primarily on wealth creation, demonstrating a stark contrast between scientific inquiry and profit-driven motives.
First-generation Queens students achieve academic dreams through Kaplan Leadership Program - QNS
Two first-generation community college students are accepted into the prestigious Kaplan Leadership Program, which supports their education and career ambitions.
Opinion | Giving Kids Some Autonomy Has Surprising Results
Young adults feel unprepared for the workforce, a sentiment echoed by employers concerned about skill gaps.
Women Are Sharing How They Healed From Bad Breakups And Toxic Relationships
Healing involves no-contact and research on toxic relationships.
Understanding relationship dynamics helps in personal recovery.
Self-forgiveness is crucial after abusive relationships.
Reading for Pleasure Is in Decline. What if We Treated It Like Working Out?
Reading has declined significantly among Americans, impacting literacy and cognitive health.
Federal reports show a troubling decrease in the percentage of Americans who read books.
Fed-up parents' novel education lawsuit is a chance to rescue our schools - and get rid of the lemons
American schools are increasingly failing to graduate literate and competent students, prompting legal action against ineffective educational practices.
Parents are suing educational publishers for deceptive practices that allegedly harm students' literacy and development.
Reading for Pleasure Is in Decline. What if We Treated It Like Working Out?
Reading has declined significantly among Americans, impacting literacy and cognitive health.
Federal reports show a troubling decrease in the percentage of Americans who read books.
Fed-up parents' novel education lawsuit is a chance to rescue our schools - and get rid of the lemons
American schools are increasingly failing to graduate literate and competent students, prompting legal action against ineffective educational practices.
Parents are suing educational publishers for deceptive practices that allegedly harm students' literacy and development.
How a Holocaust survivor's child is fighting the far right at school
Simone Bloch celebrates her father's anti-fascist work, fostering connections during an exhibition that addresses the ongoing challenges of fascism today.
Counting Down The Top 10 BK Reader Stories of 2024
New York City's response to the asylum seeker crisis included establishing emergency shelters, which sparked community tensions.
The city's efforts to modify its jail system and education landscape prompted diverse reactions from Brooklyn residents.
Behavior analysts' job postings surged by 383% in 2023, indicating a high demand for professionals in the field.
To Fight AI Search Spam, Prioritize Real Human Voices
Generative AIs are transforming industries by producing large volumes of mediocre content, especially in search engine optimization.
A Timeline of Jimmy Carter's Life
James Earl Carter Jr.'s life journey illustrates the significant impact of early experiences and education in shaping future leaders.
Boys and School: The Disconnect
Kindergarten's transformation focuses too much on early literacy and academic pressures, affecting boys' educational engagement.
The 'boy crisis' reflects broader issues in educational policies and developmental readiness.
Tom McCaughren: 'Maybe young people who work in media now had never heard of me. I was locked out of RTE in every way'
Catholic schools in Northern Ireland did not hold exclusive responsibility for societal cruelty; complexity exists across community educational legacies.
Exclusive | 'Heartless' NYC DOE tried to fire disabled special-ed teacher 2 days before Christmas
Abraham Freud, a disabled teacher, fights against DOE's efforts to terminate him, asserting his right to employment and dignity despite his condition.
Afghanistan female footballers need a seat at FIFA table DW 12/28/2024
Mariam and Shabnam Ruhin empower young girls through football, focusing on confidence and opportunities for education and employment in socially disadvantaged areas.