In a significant stride toward safeguarding students and enhancing educational environments, Texas has recently introduced groundbreaking legislation that tackles both digital dangers and classroom distractions, marking a pivotal moment for child welfare. Governor Greg Abbott, alongside state
Imagine a campus once bustling with diverse voices from across the globe now eerily quiet, as lecture halls stand half-empty and budgets teeter on the brink. U.S. colleges are facing an unprecedented crisis with a projected drop of 150,000 international students this fall, translating to a
I'm thrilled to sit down with Camille Faivre, a renowned education expert with a deep focus on education management. In the wake of the post-pandemic era, Camille has been instrumental in guiding institutions through the development and implementation of open and e-learning programs. Today, we’re
In an era where global interactions shape even the most local environments, the potential for foreign influence in American K-12 public schools has emerged as a pressing concern for lawmakers and parents alike, sparking significant attention with the introduction of a new legislative proposal.
In an era where digital distractions are omnipresent, the DeKalb County School District in Georgia is taking a bold step to reshape the educational landscape by expanding a comprehensive cell phone ban across all its schools for the upcoming 2025-26 academic year. This initiative, aptly named
Across Europe, the commitment to improving child welfare has yielded measurable success, with significant reductions in child poverty and increased access to early childhood education and care (ECEC) over recent years. However, as encouraging as these advancements are, a deeper look reveals
