Education’s Great Resignation
Just outside of Des Moines, Iowa, an opening for a sixth-grade teaching job sits vacant… with zero applicants. An hour northwest of Chicago, a shortage of bus drivers, special education teachers, counselors, and paraprofessionals is forcing teachers to reexamine their workload and look outside of the profession. Public concerns around books, curricula, and learning platforms, […]
Withdrawn class 8 book drafted by panel including lawyer, say officials, ETEducation
The official said the committee comprised experts from relevant fields and that additional expertise can be invited where required By Vishu Adhana New Delhi [India], February 27 (ANI): The now-withdrawn Class 8 Social Science textbook was drafted by a committee of subject experts that included a lawyer, officials said, adding that there is no separate […]
US Department of Defense to end active-duty graduate sponsorships at Princeton, other Ivy League universities from 2026-27
DOD to end Ivy League graduate sponsorships from 2026–27 at Princeton and other universities. The U.S. Department of Defense will discontinue sponsorship for active-duty military personnel pursuing graduate studies at Princeton University and other Ivy League institutions beginning in the 2026-27 academic year, according to a report by The Daily Princetonian.The development was announced by […]
How innovative teaching helps boost productivity
AI has untapped potential in classrooms, from preschool through higher education. An AI digital assistant used in a classroom can transform how educators teach, giving them the freedom to teach from anywhere in the room. Join eSchool News as Levi Belnap, Chief Strategy Officer at Merlyn Mind, introduces Merlyn (a digital assistant custom-designed for the […]
How are NCERT textbooks prepared?, ETEducation
For each subject, a Curricular Area Group is constituted, which is responsible for finding the right experts for drafting the textbook New Delhi, A class 8 NCERT textbook, which carried a chapter about ‘judicial corruption’, is at the centre of controversy with the Supreme Court imposing a “complete blanket ban” on the book, saying it […]
Rrb Je City Intimation Slip 2026 Released: RRB JE CEN 03/ 2025 city intimation slip 2026 released: Check direct link to download here
RRB JE city intimation slip 2026 released: The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has released the Paramedical city intimation slip 2026 on the official websites. The city intimation slip is scheduled to be released today, March 1, 2025-26. The city intimation slip is a preliminary document that communicates the allotted examination city, tentative exam date, and […]
6 things parents can do to boost school security efforts
As students head back to the classroom, parents of school-age children can play a significant role in helping assure violence prevention and school security measures are implemented in their child’s school. Parents can be as influential as school board members, superintendents, principals, and teachers in helping prevent violence in schools. In fact, parents–who are also […]
Ban, regulate or reform? Social media & under-15s — The India question, ETEducation
The debate is no longer theoretical, rather have shifted from anecdotal parental anxiety to a public health and regulatory conversation backed by research At 9, Aahana checks her mother’s phone before brushing her teeth. By the time she leaves for school in Gurugram, she has scrolled through multiple short-video feeds, probably texted in two group […]
AI in every backpack: Most US teens now study, search and shape their futures with chatbots
Teenagers across the US increasingly rely on AI chatbots for homework help, information search and daily learning as artificial intelligence becomes part of their academic and social routines. Classrooms across the United States now hum with a new, largely invisible presence. Artificial intelligence is open on laptops, active on smartphones, and moulding how teenagers complete […]
How a higher-ed partnership transformed student mental health services at our school
It’s a given that students will experience stress as they move through school. Learning new concepts, completing assignments and taking tests, and navigating social experiences all contribute to normal stress. But today, our students are struggling with much, much more. And too much stress has dangerous implications for student mental health and well-being. Anxieties related […]