K-12
‘Creationism’ as valid as ‘Evolution’ say Teachers
One in three teachers believes schoolchildren should be taught that creationism is just as valid as evolution, according to a survey.
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K-12
STIE Perbanas school working towards improvement in Higher Education
The STIE Perbanas school of economics in Surabaya must make necessary changes to produce the skilled and creative graduates needed by the industry, experts say.
K-12
Hi-Tech award celebrated by Bushfield Community College
Staff and students at a secondary school are celebrating after becoming the first in the city to be awarded a hi-tech award.
Policy Matters
Court: Cut-off marks no bar to admissions, in the same school
The Supreme Court said that a student who passes the class X examination cannot be denied admission to the higher secondary class in the same school merely because he fails to get the cut-off marks.
Policy Matters
More needed on standards to make IT in schools work, says policy commission
IT Standards & Protocols Former government minister Charles Clarke, has presented the findings and recommendations of a major policy commission into the needs of the education system, with IT featuring heavily.
Policy Matters
NZEI Welcomes Planning for ECE
NZEI Welcomes Forward-Looking Planning For Early Childhood Education.
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Interactive TV meets school science
School students across the country have been given the chance to prepare for their scholarship biology exam via a converged satellite TV solution.
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Becta launches learning website
Education technology agency Becta has launched its Next Generation Learning campaign web site, in an effort to ensure parents, learners and schools are getting the most out of technology when used in education.
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University of Miami Trades IPS for Top Layer Security System
The University of Miami and its Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine have deployed an intrusion prevention system (IPS) from Top Layer Security as part of a trade-in program offered by the vendor.
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US University Takes On-Demand Approach to Multimedia Delivery
To help with its multimedia asset management needs, Bryant University, is using video on demand software from Connecticut-based company that offers digital video appliances and other solutions for managing video content.
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Washington Uuiversity Healthcare Researchers Turn to Virtual Storage
Center for Clinical Imaging Research within Washington University’s School of Medicineis using BlueArc’s Titan to provide back-end storage for a VMware virtual server environment serving the Center’s bio imaging research.
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Barack Obama on Higher Ed
Barack Obama has given many policy addresses and issued many proposals about education that may guide his work in office.