A public vote in Zurich is almost certain regarding a proposal to set salaries for new teachers at 100,000 Swiss francs, a move that conservative parties have warned could financially overwhelm many municipalities.

Teachers are surprised by the high level of enthusiasm students show for robotics, with some spending hours building and programming robots. A regional robotics competition in Szeged, Hungary, could lead to a spot in the finals in Seoul, South Korea.

Artificial Intelligence is increasingly integrated into classrooms, changing traditional learning environments into more dynamic and personalized spaces for both teachers and students.

Starting the 2026/27 school year, head coverings that 'veil the head according to Islamic traditions' will be banned for girls under 14 in Austrian schools, with the Education Ministry publishing guidelines for parents, teachers, and directors, drawing criticism from teachers.

New research suggests that dogs could serve as a psychological buffer against wartime exhaustion for teachers in Israeli schools.

Beyond the guidebook: China travel trips from intl students and teachers  China Daily

Primary teachers in India are protesting a new notification regarding a campus or cluster system, demanding its revocation.

The Latvian Education and Science Workers' Union (LIZDA) has filed a complaint with the State Labor Inspectorate (VDI) regarding alleged violations in the employment of preschool teacher assistants, also known as kindergarten nannies.

A panel of GOLF Top 100 Teachers explain the data points you should be focused on when hitting balls in a simulator.

Teachers' unions in Spain are demanding salary improvements, lower student-teacher ratios, more staff, and greater protection for the Valencian language, while the Ministry of Education insists on addressing these issues in sectoral discussions.

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) in Kenya has ordered school heads to release KCPE and KCSE certificates, stating that school fee arrears are no longer a legal reason to withhold exam results.

The Swiss Social Democratic Party (SP) is set to debate a potential change to its party program regarding the ban on headscarves for teachers, a stance it has held since 2010.

Could experienced, on-the-job learned "unqualified" teachers be trained for qualification and positions through special programs?

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research announced that teachers will be able to work remotely during student holidays. School directors may request physical presence for a maximum of two days during these periods.

Half of the 40 teachers at Hradská elementary school in Humpolec, Czech Republic, have resigned due to long-standing disagreements with the principal, potentially leading to her dismissal.

Two kindergarten teachers in Hadžići, BiH, arrested on suspicion of psychologically abusing a 5-year-old boy, have been released with a ban on working with children.

Seneweb investigates the truth behind alleged 'systematic theft' through deductions from teachers' salaries in Senegal, sparking public debate.

Teachers praised her for her grades and activity, but ignored that her classmates bullied her. She tried to gain security in relationships through first loves.

Government schools in Haryana, India, are grappling with more than 15,000 vacant teaching positions, with the Nuh-Mewat region being the most severely affected.

Slovenia's education system is grappling with increasing student enrollment and an aging teaching workforce, despite rising public expenditure on education.

International students and teachers in China share their preferred Chinese products, ranging from health items to technology.

Moldova's Ministry of Education has developed a concept for teaching Russian language and literature in schools, which has been opened for public discussion, inviting teachers to participate in consultations.

The promotion of Danka Nešović, a former official, has been criticized as a 'rewarded retaliation' against dissenting farmers and teachers, suggesting a lack of empathy from ministers.

An Education Commission has recommended scrapping the EAPCET exam, discontinuing English medium instruction from Class 1, and ending automatic promotions for teachers.

Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), highlighted the commission's investment in initiatives to transform Nigeria's education sector, emphasizing the central role of teachers.

A report indicates that more than 1,000 teachers have resigned in Ethiopia's Amhara region, with many reportedly seeking opportunities in Arab states.

Kindergarten teachers from 'Bambini' kindergarten in Hadžići, Bosnia, have been arrested on suspicion of psychologically abusing a five-year-old child. The kindergarten director was released after giving a statement.

The Indian Centre has established a panel to examine the possibility of raising the retirement age for teachers at Panjab University.

A court has issued the first ruling in favor of educators who are not members of representative unions, regarding the discriminatory nature of collective agreement provisions on jubilee awards and severance pay, while a Constitutional Court opinion is still pending.

Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman visited the Greek Cypriot middle school in Rizokarpaso on Wednesday, meeting pupils and teachers from both that school and the town’s Greek Cypriot primary school. His office said on Thursday that he had met the primary school’s headteacher Katerina Ktisti and the middle school’s headteacher Elias Evripidou, and that both […]

Greece's new bill proposes severe fines, closures, and prison sentences to combat illegal gambling, alongside support measures for doctors, teachers, and farmers.

The Hungarian government has decided to provide a one-time payment of 150,000 forints to teachers, with the Prime Minister stating that no one else deserved the money more.

Parents in Alytus have expressed concern to AlytusPlius.lt regarding ongoing protests and striking teachers' decision to halt the educational process at Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium.

State universities in Madhya Pradesh are reportedly functioning with 25,000 students but zero permanent teachers, relying entirely on temporary arrangements for undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

The Forum of Belgrade High Schools has strongly condemned the recent suspensions of teachers at the Fifth Belgrade High School and expressed support for all colleagues who have been removed from the school since September 2025.

Polish Education Minister Barbara Nowacka is proposing a ban on mobile phones in primary schools to reduce distractions during lessons, with teachers potentially granting exceptions for educational activities.

Hundreds of trade unionists and teachers are protesting in front of the Presidential Administration at Cotroceni Palace against the government's austerity measures, which they claim negatively impact salaries, working conditions, and the status of educators.

The plenum of teachers at the Second Kragujevac Gymnasium has appealed to the school director to reinstate Ivana Vasović, a Latin language professor who lost her job last autumn despite a need for her position, alleging that political suitability, not expertise, is the criterion for employment.

The Independent Union of Educators of Serbia (NSPRS) announced that the Higher Court in Belgrade confirmed that a union member, Snežana, was discriminated against based on her union affiliation.

Prefects in Fiji are encouraged to provide support to their teachers.

Wisconsin schools and teachers have filed a lawsuit against the GOP-led Legislature, seeking increased funding for educational institutions across the state.

Aided college teachers in Thoothukudi staged a human chain protest.

The Society for Serbian Language and Literature of Serbia has called for the immediate reversal of the suspension decisions against Violeta Kecman and Rastko Jevtović, Serbian language teachers at the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium.

Students and teachers at UdK, a prestigious arts university in Berlin, are protesting budget cuts that they fear will damage the city's cultural standing by eliminating vital arts courses.

An article discusses the phenomenon of teachers building their own digital tools for educational use, even without formal programming knowledge.

The CBSE Class 12 Accountancy exam, taken by lakhs of students nationwide, was described as lengthy by students, while teachers generally found the paper to be balanced and in line with the prescribed pattern.

Minister Milon stated that teachers do not need to stage protests to have their legitimate demands met, implying that their concerns will be addressed through official channels.

The Irish government has agreed to no cuts for SNA (Special Needs Assistant) teachers in the upcoming school year, a decision hailed as an '11th hour u-turn victory' for campaigners.

Parents and teachers will be wondering what resources ministers can secure for Labour’s revamp of system

A body representing science teachers in Ireland has called for an immediate pause on the assessment components of new senior cycle curricula for 5th-year students of biology, physics, and chemistry.

In undisclosed locations, volunteers meet regularly in the Belgian capital to assemble drones destined for Ukraine. Teachers, European civil servants, members of the Ukrainian diaspora and former military personnel are participating in this initiative coordinated by the NGO Wings for Europe. Funded by private donations, these devices are then sent to the front lines. FRANCE 24's Alix Le Bourdon and Dave Keating report from Brussels.

Artificial intelligence companies are urging teachers to prepare students for an “A.I.-driven future.” What that means varies from school to school.

Nyikos Gábor, the mayor of Babót, known for attracting teachers with holiday offers, revealed to HVG how the NER system rewards and punishes mayors and discussed overpricing in projects like the Budapest-Belgrade railway.

Some educators are now investigating how artificial intelligence chatbots, offering personalized and accessible coaching, can help students improve their writing skills.

A debate is ongoing in Spain regarding split versus compact school days, with families, teachers, and experts divided on the optimal schedule, particularly in regions like Catalunya and Euskadi.

Parents and dance teachers are re-evaluating the tradition of applying heavy stage makeup on very young children for dance concerts and competitions.

Uzbekistan has implemented a new state subsidy program designed to assist top-category teachers with the purchase of housing.

Some government plans for SEND were leaked earlier this week. But what else do families want to change?

A teacher who was stabbed by a pupil has spoken out, stating that teachers are not security guards and that handheld scanners would not be an effective solution.

TSC plans to recruit 16,000 additional teachers and convert 20,000 interns to permanent terms.

An article alleges that teachers are actively promoting anti-ICE sentiment, contributing to what is described as 'hysteria' against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

A teachers' union said it has appealed to the Prosecutor General’s Office with a request for inspections into labor law violations.

Families in Iran are commemorating those killed during protests, while teachers' strikes are taking place nationwide to condemn student killings.

Teachers' unions are calling on the SEC to investigate private equity firm Apollo Global Management regarding its alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, citing concerns about a lack of candor.

Robert Reich highlights that Tesla paid no federal income tax while Elon Musk could earn significantly more than U.S. teachers, raising questions about corporate taxation.

Set in Turkey and filmed on location in Germany with no attempt to hide the artifice, the trenchantly honest and terrifically acted new film from The Teachers’ Lounge director Ilker Çatak might be the most important film yet made about Donald Trump’s America. Though it obviously has more specific ties to Turkey’s authoritarian President Recep […]

Ghana's government has launched the 'Teacher Dabre' Initiative, offering a 20% salary increase to teachers who accept postings in rural and deprived communities to address educational disparities.

Teachers in Kerala with qualifications similar to K-TET, such as State Eligibility Test, National Eligibility Test, MEd, MPhil, or PhD, will have their daily wage arrears disbursed.

MANILA, Philippines — In light of the evolving security situation in parts of the Middle East, the Department of Education (DepEd) affirms its readiness to support Filipino teachers who may be…

Rzeczpospolita clarifies that teachers' entitlements to days off depend on their employment basis, distinguishing between schools run by local government units and non-public institutions.

The director of Hradská Elementary School in Humpolec, Czech Republic, resigned a day after 19 teachers submitted their resignations, with the mayor calling it a 'responsible decision'.

Experts say trusted adults must be brave and discuss issue or risk children looking for answers from unsafe sources Teachers and parents in the UK need to be brave and discuss Jeffrey Epstein’s…

Public sector unions in Cyprus are advocating for a new early retirement scheme that would allow civil servants and teachers to leave the workforce without incurring pension penalties.

Students and teachers from 27 high schools in Central, Western, and Eastern Macedonia and Thrace are participating in the 'European Parliament Ambassador Schools Program' to learn about the institution's operations through simulation.

The Austrian Ministry of Education has issued a circular preparing teachers for the implementation of the headscarf ban for girls up to 14 years old, indicating that discussions about its merits are not desired.

A report highlights the favorite Chinese products among international students and teachers, spanning categories from health to technology.

A former education minister warns that the debate on teacher shortages is old and believes new measures should be tested in schools, emphasizing that policy should not be based on a lack of teachers.

22 students, five teachers, and a parent learn to cycle as part of SheCycling’s initiative; next phase from March 5

Senegal is pushing forward with educational transformation by integrating digital technology and AI into schools, with over 3,000 teachers already certified in these areas.

The president of the Surrey Teachers' Association said the teachers missed critical emails about updating their criminal record checks because the notice went to their spam folders.

A petition supporting six suspended professors from the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium continues to gather signatures, highlighting an ongoing issue in the education sector.

An article by Ibrahima Dieng suggests it is time to re-evaluate the dual role of teachers in Senegal's education system.

Prosecutors in Sarajevo have proposed restraining orders against two kindergarten teachers suspected of abusing a 5-year-old boy.

Teachers down tools as water crisis cripple Sekgoma JSS  Mmegi Online

The Swiss Social Democratic Party has made a 180-degree turn on its stance regarding headscarves for teachers, abandoning its previous secularist convictions which viewed hair covering as potentially misogynistic.

A discussion is ongoing in China regarding the appropriate online roles and responsibilities of teachers.

Nigeria's Education Minister is advocating for a higher education budget to tackle a critical shortage of 3,500 teachers, improve poor infrastructure, and enhance security in schools.

Two kindergarten teachers in Hadžići, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have been arrested on suspicion of psychological and physical abuse of a five-year-old boy, with the director also questioned.

The APTF is seeking action on pay revision and interim relief for teachers in Andhra Pradesh.

Jēkabpils municipality residents are protesting a school network reform that will eliminate two primary schools and reorganize six educational institutions, potentially leaving 18 teachers jobless and reducing access to education in several areas.

The Platform for Elite Teachers, a pressure group, has endorsed Vice President Naana Jane Opoku‑Agyemang as its preferred candidate to lead the National Democratic Congress (NDC) into the 2028 general elections, describing her as the most suitable person to guide the party and the country.

A college teachers' association has called for the dissolution of the BDU Scrutiny Committee, though specific reasons for the demand are not detailed in the headline.

The Sindh High Court has issued an order to stop involuntary deductions from teachers' salaries and pensions until the next hearing.

The Union Budget 2026 is set to prioritize investments in artificial intelligence, teacher development, and initiatives aimed at enhancing workforce readiness.

Ministry and police involved as teachers’ protest paralyses school in Lithuania’s Alytus  LRT

Two brothers from Saharanpur were killed in Chandigarh when a speeding Mahindra Thar, driven by an 18-year-old, rammed their motorcycle near Kalagram. The SUV driver has been apprehended.

The ongoing blockage of the Librazhd–Prrenjas national road segment is causing severe social consequences, directly impacting vital services and forcing teachers, doctors, and nurses to walk for hours.

A Romanian parent voices frustration over perceived optional attendance for both students and teachers at her daughter's high school, noting a three-year trend of frequent absences.

An educational event for teachers was held in Thessaloniki, focusing on the crucial role of schools in identifying, managing, and supporting students affected by domestic violence.

The Seattle Times Editorial Board has issued a warning that Washington state may be prioritizing accused teachers over child safety, citing an investigation that allegedly revealed widespread sexual misconduct among disciplined teachers.

An extraordinary situation has unfolded at Alytus A. Ramanauskas-Vanagas Gymnasium, where the Lithuanian Education Workers' Trade Union has announced a halt to education due to unmet demands, leading to a 'shameful situation'.

A group of teachers in Sarajevo is implementing a unique method to teach literature by having students create social media profiles for book characters, aiming to make reading more engaging.

The Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD) in Ghana has strongly denied claims circulating in a viral video that it deleted salary arrears owed to nurses and teachers.

Hungarian teachers will receive a 150,000 forint wage supplement two days before the elections. This is described not as extra money but as a compensation, as the government failed to keep its promise regarding teacher salary increases.

Recently, some American parents have complained on social media about dimly lit classrooms at public schools and the effects they may have on their children. According to them, teachers do not turn on any lights in their classrooms all day — no overhead lights, no side lamps. These days, it is also a trend among younger teachers to turn off the bright fluorescent lighting and install dim lighting instead. Thus, children must read and write under the faint light from windows even on cloudy days.

Concerned teachers and parents in Ghana's Anloga Municipal District have petitioned President John Mahama, seeking intervention to address alleged administrative malpractice, bullying, and mismanagement in local basic schools.

An initiative offering Ghanaian teachers a professional retreat and international exposure in Dubai is gaining momentum, with organizers appealing for public and institutional support.

Dron Lady Danka, as she calls herself, made a dramatic exit from the Fifth Belgrade High School on her last day as acting director, issuing six suspensions to teachers.

Teachers are reportedly going unpaid as the ministry acknowledges a Sh400 million deficit in the sports fund.

The Alek Kavčić Foundation has opened a competition for its 'Enlightener' award, inviting educators, students, and parents to nominate deserving teachers.

The Teachers Recruitment Board (TRB) has commenced the process of scrutinizing objections submitted against the recently released answer key.

Members of mathematics expert councils from Belgrade high schools have penned an open letter questioning the motives behind the suspension of their colleagues from the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, asking who will teach children if competent staff are replaced.

Almost 200 schools were previously told they could lose part of their SNA allocation.

The Kerala Government Medical Officers' Teachers' Association (KGMCTA) is set to make a decision on whether to continue their ongoing strike.

Work under way regarding vertical and horizontal reservation for KGBV teachers, the HRD Minister announces in the Assembly

Jadavpur University has established a probe panel following a campus clash that resulted in injuries to two teachers and several students.

What began as a fight over the right of teachers in Quebec to wear hijabs has morphed into an epic legal battle about how Canadian democracy should function.

During the meeting, the SEC approved the domestication of the Teachers’ Harmonised Retirement Age Act 2022 to address workforce needs in the state’s school system. The post Oyebanji pegs Ekiti Teachers’ retirement age at 65 appeared first on Vanguard News.

The Ceylon Teachers' Union (CTU) in Sri Lanka is demanding an immediate circular to stop the collection of funds by schools.

Four private school teachers in Odisha have been arrested on suspicion of repeatedly raping a Class 7 girl for over a year.

The National Parents-Teachers Association backed the Department of Education proposed trimester scheme yesterday amid reservations from some groups.

Reports indicate a concerning increase in violence within schools, even at the elementary level, with children attacking teachers and police being called for incidents involving young students.

A proposed bill in Kenya, backed by MPs, aims to provide allowances and confirmation for 99,000 teachers currently in acting roles, capping the acting period to between 30 days and six months.

A Sh10 billion budget deficit is jeopardizing the teachers' SHA cover in Kenya, raising concerns about their medical benefits.

San Francisco teachers, district reach deal to end first strike in decades  AP News

A Chicago teacher who allegedly mocked Charlie Kirk's assassination retains their job, while a colleague who posted 'GO ICE' is fired, sparking accusations of a double standard.

Teacher Loses Career Over Two-Word Facebook Post Supporting ICE James Heidorn, who taught at Gary Elementary School in West Chicago, found himself at the center of a community firestorm that cost him not just his teaching position but his identity as an educator, all for posting two words on Facebook: "Go ICE."  The incident began in late January when Heidorn, a 14-year physical education teacher, responded to a news story about a local police department pledging cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. His personal Facebook post sparked immediate backlash in the heavily Hispanic district, with local activists circulating screenshots and demanding action against him. School officials quickly notified Heidorn on Jan. 22 about growing social media chatter. After meeting with HR staff that same day, he resigned briefly, then rescinded his decision hours later. He was set to return on Monday pending an investigation. The investigation never got that chance. "This process has been professionally and personally devastating and surreal," former West Chicago teacher James Heidorn told Fox News Digital. "I’ve spent 14 years building my career, pouring my heart into teaching kids, building relationships and being a positive role model. To see it all upended over two simple words, ‘Go ICE,’ where I expressed my personal support for law enforcement felt like a severe blow to my career." Indeed, the outcry was relentless.  Illinois state Sen. Karina Villa, a Democrat, publicly condemned the post. "I stand in unwavering solidarity with families upset about the disturbing comments reportedly made by an educator," Villa said. West Chicago Mayor Daniel Bovey joined the pile-on before any investigation concluded. In a Saturday Facebook video, he explained why Heidorn's comments were "hurtful" and "offensive" to the community. "So to have someone cavalierly rooting on—as if it's a football game or something, yeah go—events which have traumatized these children… that is the issue," Bovey said. Meanwhile, parents organized online, planning a boycott by keeping their kids from school, and the city held a “listening session” on Jan. 26 at Bovey’s request, complete with a Spanish translator. Attendees described the post as "cruel" and said "kids do not feel safe." Heidorn maintained that his post meant nothing beyond supporting law enforcement. "This started with a two-word comment on my personal Facebook page supporting law enforcement—nothing more," Heidorn said. "It wasn't directed at any student, family or school community." The distinction made no difference to the community or to the school administrators. "I was placed on leave and faced intense pressure before any full investigation or fair process could play out, with this it led to my resignation," Heidorn said. He resigned a second time rather than face termination after a hearing with school officials. A West Chicago Elementary School District 33 spokesperson called the post "disruptive" and said it "raised concerns and caused disruption for students, families and staff." The district declined to specify which rule Heidorn violated or whether teachers who publicly disrupt in favor of opposing immigration enforcement would face similar consequences. In fact, teachers across the country have protested President Trump's immigration policies without repercussions. In Chicago specifically, teachers even stormed a Target and harassed employees over the same policies without losing their jobs. But expressing support for law enforcement in Chicago is apparently controversial.  "It does feel like a double standard—due to my viewpoint being different from others within the community that I taught in," Heidorn said. "Fairness should apply equally, regardless of those viewpoints. If personal political speech is grounds for punishment, it should be consistent—not selective based on what side you're on." The fallout extended beyond his teaching position. Heidorn lost his coaching job at a nearby private school. He must now inform future employers that he resigned and explain why. "I really don't know what is next for me, as the teaching profession has been, up to this point in time, all that I ever wanted to do," Heidorn said. He earned a master's degree in educational leadership to become the best teacher possible. Now he spends time healing. "I lost my career, my income and the chance to close out my time with my students properly—no farewell, no goodbyes," Heidorn said. Despite the loud outcry, Heidorn has received some local support, including a GoFundMe being set up for him.  “James Heidorn, a beloved physical education teacher at Gary Elementary School, resigned after a single social media comment ignited outrage and a one-sided account that quickly spiraled beyond control,” the GoFundMe page reads. “What followed was not reflection or fairness, but permanent consequences that have changed the course of his life.” As for his future, he’s not sure what’s going to happen. "I really don’t know what is next for me, as the teaching profession has been, up to this point in time, all that I ever wanted to do," he said. "It is all I have ever studied for and teaching is what has defined me. Even advancing my education with a master's degree in educational leadership because I wanted to become the best teacher I can be." Heidorn said he’s exploring other options in education or related fields. “I want people to know I’m grateful for the outpouring of support from those who reached out, donated or shared my story,” he said. “It reminds me that most people value fairness and second chances. I’m determined to move forward positively and keep contributing to kids’ lives in whatever way I can.” Tyler Durden Wed, 02/18/2026 - 16:40

(ANSA) - OSLO, 18 FEB - The "Looking Beyond" photo exhibition was inaugurated today at the University of Bergen (UiB) by the Italian Ambassador to Norway, Stefano Nicoletti, the Vice Rector of UiB Sigrunn Eliassen, and the Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology Gunn Mangerud, in the presence of professors, researchers, and students from the university—Norway's third largest academic center—as well as members of the local Italian community. The exhibition, promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI) and produced in collaboration with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and Telespazio/e Geos, was organized in Bergen by the Italian Embassy in Oslo and Dr. Andrea Magugliani, Honorary Vice Consul in Bergen, with the support of Vår Energi of the ENI group. Bergen is the third Norwegian stop for 'Looking Beyond', which has already been successfully hosted at the Science Museum (Vitenfabrikken) in Sandnes, near Stavanger, and at the Arctic University of Tromsø, where it was greatly appreciated by the public and teachers alike. The aim of the exhibition, consisting of 25 stunning high-resolution satellite images acquired by the COSMO-SkyMed constellation and sourced from the archives of Telespazio/e-Geos and ASI, is to stimulate reflection on the impact of human activities on the environment and the role of satellite technology in addressing global challenges such as deforestation, desertification, and pollution. But that's not all: divided into six thematic sections—agriculture, water, urban centers, climate change, natural disasters, and deforestation—Looking Beyond also aims to showcase the beauty of Earth as seen from space through spectacular images of glaciers, lava flows, megacities, cultivated fields, and waterways from different areas of the world. Italian Earth observation technology, in particular through the COSMO-SkyMed satellite constellation, plays a fundamental role in environmental monitoring and risk management. The satellites support early warning systems for landslides and floods, the coordination of relief efforts in the event of natural disasters, and the monitoring of crisis areas. In Norway, COSMO-SkyMed data is used thanks to a collaboration agreement between e-Geos and Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT). In his speech at the inauguration, Ambassador Nicoletti highlighted how "Italian Earth observation technology, developed by ASI and Telespazio, is now widely used in crucial sectors, and the COSMO-SkyMed constellation also supports monitoring activities in Norway, thanks to collaboration with local partners. We are very pleased to have been able to inaugurate a third stage of 'Looking Beyond' in Norway, which confirms the great attention and sensitivity of local institutions and the public towards issues such as scientific research and environmental protection." On the sidelines of the inauguration, Ambassador Nicoletti visited some of the university's leading research centers in the fields of aquaculture and marine biology and met with a group of Italian professors and researchers residing in Bergen. During the meeting, the Ambassador pointed out that "the more than 80 Italian scholars working in Bergen today represent one of the largest communities of researchers from our country in Norway, which now numbers almost 680 people. The social events we organize every year, such as Italian Research Day in the World or the Scienza Senza Confini (Science Without Borders) project by Comites in Oslo, are important opportunities for dialogue that aim to raise the level of interaction within the community of Italian researchers in Norway, who in turn represent an invaluable resource for promoting bilateral scientific and technological relations." Read article...

The bill is set to unlock thousands of job opportunities for teachers previously locked out.

An opinion piece calls for teachers to uphold the highest standards of personal conduct and strictly follow their code.

The draft bill introduces new offences, including sexual exploitation of learners.

A retired headteacher argues that good teachers and a positive culture are more important than smaller class sizes for educational outcomes.

A conference dedicated to Jacek Kuroń, a legendary figure of the democratic opposition in the Polish People's Republic, is being held for teachers in Gdańsk, a day before his 92nd birthday.

Jamaat weighs BNP offer of deputy speaker post amid questions over July Charter  The Daily Star

The Parents for Children association claims that a first-grader at an elementary school in Zagreb's Črnomerec has been causing problems for other students and teachers for a long time.

Teachers in Austria are criticizing the control requirements related to a headscarf ban, as reported by ORF.

The week begins with Poetry at the Table, tastings, notes from The Sad Man, green spaces on display, and Micro-Meetings with Teachers.

Kadaga urges govt to prioritise teachers' accommodation  Daily Monitor

An article discussing the importance of protecting teachers' freedom of speech and ensuring they are not penalized for expressing their views.

What are the challenges? Why are both students and teachers struggling with the fourth year schedule? Is there extra funding from UGC for the fourth year programme? What about infrastructure? Why are there frequent changes in guidelines? What lies ahead?

The VMC Commissioner has called upon parents and teachers to instill civic sense in students, emphasizing its importance for community well-being.

The Catalan Education department has proposed an annual salary increase of 2,500 euros for teachers, which has been rejected by unions. Both parties believe they are close to an agreement after discussions on inclusive schooling and student-teacher ratios.

Alpha School is implementing a model where AI replaces human teachers, a concept championed by the Department of Education but met with criticism.

A teacher serving a prison sentence for raping and sexually assaulting a relative has been removed from the Register of Teachers for at least 30 years. The decision was made by the Teaching Council following his criminal conviction.

The Portuguese government intends to merge the first and second school cycles, a plan criticized by parents and teachers due to the Ministry of Education's silence on implementation details.

President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to restoring Ghana's economy, announcing plans for intensified prosecutions in the galamsey fight, unveiling new TVET centers, SHS upgrades, and a housing plan for 50,000 teachers.

Teachers found to be working in other professions without official permission will face an investigation.

Lithuanian Minister of Education, Science, and Sport, Raminta Popovienė, has issued a strong call for the resolution of the ongoing conflict at Alytus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium, stating that it has lasted too long and harms both teachers and students.

Hundreds of errors were spotted by teachers and education officials

Teachers at Alytus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium in Lithuania have reached a critical point of tension and are demanding urgent intervention from the Minister of Education, Science, and Sport.

Principals in New Zealand report that a significant teacher shortage is forcing them to cancel subjects, with Education Ministry figures showing a larger shortfall of secondary teachers than anticipated.

The mandatory implementation of new educational programs in Czech primary and kindergarten schools, focusing on skills over memorization and early English, has been delayed by a year, with many teachers reportedly losing track of the reform efforts.

An education crisis is unfolding in Alytus, Lithuania, where 20 teachers at a gymnasium are refusing to return to work following a scandal involving the director and allegations of inappropriate behavior and pressure on students.

A federal court has refused to stop Iowa education regulators from investigating complaints against two teachers regarding their social media posts following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Police in Hadžići and Trnovo have arrested two kindergarten teachers from the Bambini kindergarten in Ilidža on suspicion of psychologically abusing a boy.

Significant wage disparities mean that a uniform one-time payment of 152,000 forints provides vastly different levels of additional income to those in various levels of the public education system.

Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains has assured teachers that their jobs are secure and the state is exploring legal options, amidst ongoing TET protests.

Bihar witnesses a disturbing rise in 'pakadua vivah,' where men and boys are forced into marriage. Recent cases across districts like Samastipur and Patna involve students, teachers, and even minors abducted and wedded under duress. Viral social media videos expose these incidents, prompting urgent calls for stricter laws and swifter police action against perpetrators.

Cyberbullying doesn't just affect classmates. There is also a website where students can anonymously rate teachers.

Teachers from Alytus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium are meeting with Alytus Mayor Nerijus Cesiulis to advocate for the reinstatement of a dismissed teacher and the removal of the interim director.

Approximately half of the teachers at Hradská Primary School in Humpolec, Czech Republic, plan to resign due to long-standing disputes with the school director, which they claim the city council has inadequately addressed.

Professor Tomanović's text highlights a significant lack of strategy and the jeopardization of academic freedoms for students and teachers at the University of Priština, with a temporary seat in Kosovska Mitrovica, due to actions by Albanian authorities.

MANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Claire Castro on Wednesday dismissed ACT Teachers party-list Rep. Antonio Tinio’s claims that the release of multibillion-peso local government support funds

A parent recounts their realization that teachers were frequently absent from school, after repeatedly scolding their child for skipping classes.

A scandal erupted in Alytus, Lithuania, after teachers at A. Ramanauskas-Vanagas Gymnasium halted classes to protest the dismissal of a colleague, causing concern among parents and students.

Otsu City in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, has submitted a bill to the assembly proposing a salary reduction for kindergarten teachers, sparking significant public criticism and concerns about living conditions.

The Education Union of Montenegro has appealed to the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation to take a clear stance on the issue of recognizing foreign higher education diplomas and licenses for teachers.

The city of Žatec, hop growers, and teachers have collaborated to create engaging educational materials to teach children about the traditional cultivation of hops, integrating it into school curricula.

Teachers at Alytus Adolfo-Vanago Gymnasium in Lithuania have decided to suspend the education process, protesting the dismissal of ethics teacher Meilė Platūkienė due to a lack of constructive dialogue.

The UK government's special needs proposals for England are met with a cautious welcome, as education leaders and MPs raise concerns about the mental health impact and workload on teachers.

Pay negotiations for primary school teachers in New Zealand have resumed after NZEI members rejected the government's previous offer of a 2.5 percent pay rise.

The Chișinău Appeals Chamber has sent the case regarding the expulsion of Turkish teachers, with former SIS head Vasile Botnari as the main figure, back for review. Botnari was found guilty of abuse of power in 2020.

Teachers in Romania are protesting in front of Cotroceni Palace, expressing outrage over political measures to reduce the budget deficit in education, leading some renowned professors to tear up their diplomas.

Teachers go unpaid as ministry admits Sh400m sports fund hole  standardmedia.co.ke

A road collapse in the Librazhd area has left several teachers, nurses, and doctors unable to reach their workplaces, leaving residents without essential services.

Teachers describe immigration enforcement's impact on classrooms in challenge of Trump policy  AP News

The New York Times is soliciting input from high school and college educators on how artificial intelligence is changing the way they teach writing and assign coursework.

Awarded best actor and rising star for role as man with Tourette syndrome in I Swear the 33-year-old was ‘mesmerising’ even when learning his craft in Hull

A reform proposing mandatory Dutch from the third primary grade in Belgium is deemed impossible to implement by education stakeholders due to an existing shortage of Dutch language teachers.

A discussion was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh, focusing on the crucial role of teachers in fostering a drug-free society.

Members of mathematics expert councils from Belgrade gymnasiums have written an open letter protesting the suspension of two colleagues from the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, questioning the motives behind targeting competent educators. The school's parent council has called for a new director and school board.

The educational community in Alytus is strongly condemning the decision by the director of Alytus Adolfo-Vanago Gymnasium to dismiss ethics teacher Meilė Platūkienė, leading to a protest action by teachers.

Artificial intelligence chatbots are being utilized in some classrooms to provide personalized and accessible coaching, helping students improve their writing skills.

Teachers in Nagaland have suspended their protest, giving the government until June 30 to regularize their jobs.

A Portuguese article explores classroom ethics, asserting that educational dignity is a mutual construct requiring both teachers and students to be worthy of their roles.

The National Parents-Teachers Association backed the Department of Education proposed trimester scheme yesterday amid reservations from some groups.

Reports indicate a concerning increase in violence within schools, with even young elementary students attacking teachers and requiring police intervention. The article explores the reasons behind this growing aggression.

The Punjab government has issued a directive requiring all public sector school teachers across the province to wear black gowns during work hours.

TSC intended the transfers to move teachers away from the insecure area.

Maternity pay for teachers in England is set to increase starting in the 2027-28 academic year, marking the first rise in a quarter of a century as ministers aim to improve staff retention rates in schools.

NYC music teachers Youbet, whose students include a member of Geese, discuss their journey in creating one of 2026's top indie albums and their ambition to spread rock music worldwide.

In tonight's edition, Gabon suspends major social media platforms, including Facebook and TikTok, amid an anti-government teachers’ strike. Also, Brent Bozell, Trump’s controversial pick for US ambassador, arrives in South Africa. And we head to the Sambadrome, where Rio Carnival comes to a dazzling close, celebrating African roots in a pulsating festival of culture and joy.

Many teachers are struggling with financial preparedness for retirement, facing significant challenges in securing their financial future.

The American Teachers Federation has requested an SEC inquiry into Apollo's disclosures regarding its past connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

The Browns hired Mike Rutenberg as their defensive coordinator this week and Rutenberg got a rave review from Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich on his way out the door in Atlanta.

Groups say there should have been consultations with teachers and other education stakeholders about the proposal before it was announced