Attacking Congress yet again over disruptions, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asked the party to take a New Year resolution to allow Parliament to function for the sake of development. He said having “enjoyed power” for over six decades it…
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Alessandra Ambrosio might strut down the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show runway in skimpy lingerie and attend red carpets in formfitting dresses by designers like Balmainand Michael Kors, but in real life, that’s not her style. The Brazilian supermodel reaches for…
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If teachers and educators had few dollars for every new method of teaching that came along in the last 50 years, they’d easily be able to retire and not worry about the ‘latest and greatest’ way to inform the next…
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The educational process has to cover so much these days it is no wonder that many teachers and educators struggle to fit everything in. Learning the basic curriculum elements of reading, writing and arithmetic are the foundation of the classroom…
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Messenger is your place to communicate seamlessly with everyone – from making plans with friends, sharing pictures and moments with your loved ones, sending money, and talking to your favorite businesses about a purchase or getting updates on your item’s…
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In preparation for the coming weeks as many of us spend lots of time with friends and family, Messenger is rolling out some new features to make it easy for you to surprise and delight those you love. Introducing Photo…
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NEW DELHI: The union cabinet on Wednesday gave its ex-post facto approval for signing of an MoU among BRICS countries on BRICS Network University. The negotiations were held on this during the 3rd BRICS education ministers meeting and senior officials…
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MUMBAI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has extended the last date of filling the online forms of Joint Entrance Exam JEE-Main-2016 to January 11. Even the attempts for taking the JEE have been increased; candidates can now take…
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With plans for free community college to U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan’s decision to step down and the “Christmas miracle” signing of the Every Student Succeeds Act, 2015 saw no shortage of headline-grabbing education stories. In addition to breaking down the…
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Dive Brief: In Tennessee, students using a new online tool called Learning Blade are reportedly 37% more likely to consider a STEM career after engaging with the program. The software is designed to address the STEM “skills gap,” eSchoolNews reports, and…
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