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The PIE News·higher-ed

South Korea’s 310k int’l student surge brings sustainability into focus

According to the latest data from the Korean Immigration Service under the Ministry of Justice (MOJ), South Korea hosted 314,397 international students as of February, including 238,905 in higher education institutions,…

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Classic Learning Test’s Growing Indiana Footprint Tests Influence of ACT, SAT

This article was originally published in Chalkbeat. Why the Classic Learning Test, which embraces Aristotle but spurns calculators, has caught Indiana’s eye A test that relies on classic Western texts and bans…

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The Conversation Education·research

Fixating on a ‘magic number’ of childcare hours misses what’s most important for kids’ development

Lisa from Pexels/Pexels Families with kids juggling full-time work may have been alarmed by media reporting this week, suggesting “ too much ” time in early childhood education and care could harm their child’s…

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ICEF Monitor·international

Australia: Student visa refusal rates reach record high amid weakening demand from China

Australian universities have so far faced fewer challenges than English-language training (ELICOS) and vocational education providers in the wake of more restrictive policy settings for the international education…

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The Conversation Education·higher-ed

Choosing a school holiday program can be tricky. Here’s how to identify a good one

Phynart Studio/ Getty Images When the bell rings at the end of each term, there is a happy buzz as kids leave school for the break. But for many parents, the start of the holidays brings a different feeling entirely:…

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The Conversation Education·edtech

Does AI mean more uni students are plagiarising their work?

dusanpetkovic/ Getty images People using other peoples’ ideas, words and creations without acknowledgement is a widespread problem. Plagiarism occurs everywhere from restaurant menus to political speeches and music .…

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Chalkbeat·policy

Indianapolis Public Education Corporation members announced by Mayor Hogsett

Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. Mayor Joe Hogsett announced the members of the new…

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The Conversation Education·higher-ed

Some kids stop swimming lessons too early. How well can your child actually swim?

As the weather starts to cool down and outdoor pools shut, are you thinking of pressing pause on your child’s swimming lessons, or even stopping altogether? If your child has reached a certain level, has stopped making…

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The Conversation Education·policy

Victoria’s school reports are set to change. What does this mean for teachers and families?

Rawpixel/ Getty Images On Tuesday, the Victorian government announced it is revamping its student reporting for public schools. As part of a broader push to cut down on teachers’ paperwork, it will simplify the reports…

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The Conversation Education·edtech

Almost 80% of Australian uni students now use AI. This is creating an ‘illusion of competence’

Thai Lian Lim/ Getty Images In Australia, artificial intelligence is becoming a near-universal feature of education. As of 2025, nearly 80% of university students reported using AI in their studies. Overseas, reports…

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The Conversation Education·curriculum

As NAPLAN suffers technical problems, why are major tests done online?

Rawpixel/ Getty Images NAPLAN testing started with a technical glitch on Wednesday morning. Schools were advised to pause the first day of assessments while a “widespread issue affecting students being able to log on to…

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The Conversation Education·curriculum

All it takes is paint and pancakes. How to boost your preschooler’s science skills

Andrea Piacquadio/ Pexels Parents of young children will be aware of the need to encourage early reading and maths skills in their kids. They know it’s important to make time to read with their children. Or point out…

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The Conversation Education·higher-ed

School hours have barely changed since the 1800s. This doesn’t suit teenagers’ sleep

Anastasia Babenko/ Getty Images This year, students at The King’s School in Sydney are starting lessons later on Wednesdays. The start of the usual day has been pushed back from 8.50am to 9.40am. This is to allow…

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NBFCs – bridging the funding gap for students in the Indian lending industry

South Korea’s 310k int’l student surge brings sustainability into focus

Classic Learning Test’s Growing Indiana Footprint Tests Influence of ACT, SAT

Fixating on a ‘magic number’ of childcare hours misses what’s most important for kids’ development

Australia: Student visa refusal rates reach record high amid weakening demand from China

Choosing a school holiday program can be tricky. Here’s how to identify a good one

Does AI mean more uni students are plagiarising their work?

Indianapolis Public Education Corporation members announced by Mayor Hogsett

Some kids stop swimming lessons too early. How well can your child actually swim?

Victoria’s school reports are set to change. What does this mean for teachers and families?

Almost 80% of Australian uni students now use AI. This is creating an ‘illusion of competence’

As NAPLAN suffers technical problems, why are major tests done online?

All it takes is paint and pancakes. How to boost your preschooler’s science skills

School hours have barely changed since the 1800s. This doesn’t suit teenagers’ sleep

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