On June 22, 1940 the French Republic, led by the pro fascist former military hero of the First World War, General Phillipe Petain, surrendered to Nazi Germany. The once formidable French Army lay in ruins. German troops…

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Jornal da USP

Afro-Centered english teaching challenges the standard language education model

Innovative classroom experience motivated researcher to analyze how race, language, and coloniality intersect in English teaching in Brazil

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Reason·policy

Racial Slurs as Actionable Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress

From Allen v. Noble , decided last week by Judge Latonia Williams (Conn. Super. Ct. New Haven), plaintiff's factual allegations (for Noble's side of the story, as to the now-dropped criminal charges against her…

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The Guardian Education

Struggling with the nine times table? I have a failsafe method | Adrian Chiles

Apparently, nines are the hardest to grasp for primary school children. If only they’d learned how to cheat like me Maths was never my thing. I quite enjoyed it at O-level, to the extent that I chose to do it at…

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The PIE News·policy

Jacqui Smith hails UK ELT as English UK warns policy progress must not “stall”

English UK has published an updated version of its 2026 position paper , urging the UK government to accelerate reforms affecting the English language teaching (ELT) sector and international education strategy, as it…

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Korea Herald National·policy

Gyeonggi Province unveils voting guide for foreign residents in 13 languages

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office on Thursday unveiled a voting guide for foreign residents in 13 languages to encourage eligible foreign voters to cast their ballots in the June 3 local elections. According to the…

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HEPI Blog·higher-ed

What do the English local elections tell us about higher education?

This blog was kindly authored by by Harriet Coombs, Senior Analyst at the Tony Blair Institute. You can find analysis of the Senedd election results here and analysis of the Holyrood results here . Last week’s local…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

Radio station mistakenly announces death of King Charles

LONDON: A former British pirate radio station on Wednesday apologised “for any distress caused” after accidentally announcing the death of King Charles III. The erroneous announcement was made on Tuesday afternoon due…

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Study International·higher-ed

She’s a professional athlete with a full-time job in finance — and she’s thriving in both roles

At 17, Ashwathi Pillai beat an opponent six years her senior to become the youngest Swedish national badminton champion in history (at that time). By 24, she had added the title of Financial IP Analyst to her name.…

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CNA Singapore

StarHub introduces annual pass for English Premier League games

StarHub subscribers will also get access to the EPL’s new direct-to-consumer streaming service in Singapore, said the broadcaster.

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Korea Times Southkorea·policy

Korea’s most-populous province launches multilingual blitz to get foreign residents to vote

As Korea prepares for its upcoming local elections on June 3, Gyeonggi Province is launching an ambitious campaign to ensure its growing foreign population isn't left out of the democratic process. In a bid to overcome…

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ICEF Monitor·policy

UNESCO confirms growing trend of intra-regional student mobility

UNESCO’s first Higher Education Global Trends Report confirms that while traditional destinations for study abroad continue to be the most popular choices for international students, there are important changes afoot,…

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Malay Mail Education·higher-ed

Understanding Malaysia’s many school systems and how they coexist

KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — From national schools and vernacular streams to tahfiz institutions, Chinese independent schools, international campuses and alternative learning systems, Malaysia’s education landscape reflects…

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ICEF Monitor·higher-ed

UK universities bracing for a further decline in international enrolments

Last year, the number of foreign students in UK higher education declined by -6%, according to data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). And now, government data shows that applications for study visas…

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Irish Times News

Gardaí appeal for witnesses after Spanish woman (23) hit and killed by car in Dublin

Belén Arana Núñez had been working with a language immersion camp for teenagers coming to Ireland to learn English.

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K-12 Dive Leadership·policy

Louisiana 2nd state approved for ESEA funding waiver

Louisiana became the second state to receive a federal waiver from certain K-12 funding requirements , allowing the state to consolidate funding streams and direct more money toward improving student achievement,…

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Gulf Times Education

World Bee Day marked by the municipalities

The Ministry of Municipality’s Agricultural Affairs Department, alongside several municipalities, marked World Bee Day, observed annually on May 20, through a series of awareness and educational events, highlighting the…

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Gulf Times Education·higher-ed

Falastin newspaper founded in 1911 — A milestone in Arab history of journalism

The newspaper Falastin, founded in Jaffa in 1911 by pioneering journalist Issa al-Issa and his cousin Yusuf al-Issa, is regarded as one of the most influential publications in the history of Arab media. Known for its…

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Chalkbeat·policy

Albany budget deal gives Mamdani 2-year mayoral control extension, boosts funding for needy students

Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to get essential news about NYC’s public schools delivered to your inbox. Mayor Zohran Mamdani will maintain control of the nation’s largest school system for the…

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The Conversation US Education·higher-ed

More universities are disinviting commencement speakers who might challenge students’ ideas, unraveling an apolitical tradition

College commencement ceremonies celebrate students' achievements, but also have become occasionally fraught with politics. photosbyjim/iStock/Getty Images Plus Delivering a university commencement address used to simply…

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English as an additional language (EAL)

Education news for this role

David Bercuson: Time for Carney to give up trying to send Trump a message over F-35s

Afro-Centered english teaching challenges the standard language education model

Racial Slurs as Actionable Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress

Struggling with the nine times table? I have a failsafe method | Adrian Chiles

Jacqui Smith hails UK ELT as English UK warns policy progress must not “stall”

Gyeonggi Province unveils voting guide for foreign residents in 13 languages

What do the English local elections tell us about higher education?

Radio station mistakenly announces death of King Charles

She’s a professional athlete with a full-time job in finance — and she’s thriving in both roles

StarHub introduces annual pass for English Premier League games

Korea’s most-populous province launches multilingual blitz to get foreign residents to vote

UNESCO confirms growing trend of intra-regional student mobility

Understanding Malaysia’s many school systems and how they coexist

UK universities bracing for a further decline in international enrolments

Gardaí appeal for witnesses after Spanish woman (23) hit and killed by car in Dublin

Louisiana 2nd state approved for ESEA funding waiver

World Bee Day marked by the municipalities

Falastin newspaper founded in 1911 — A milestone in Arab history of journalism

Albany budget deal gives Mamdani 2-year mayoral control extension, boosts funding for needy students

More universities are disinviting commencement speakers who might challenge students’ ideas, unraveling an apolitical tradition

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