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Monday, 21 June 2021

A few UAA Education Department programs don’t meet accreditation requirements

Posted on January 15, 2019 by Lisa Miller |

UAA says a portion of the projects including its school of education are never again licensed. The influenced programs include “Early Childhood Education Bachelor of Arts and post-baccalaureate programs, Elementary Education Bachelor of Arts and post-baccalaureate programs, Secondary Education Master…

Few countries offer free early childhood education, UCLA research finds

Few countries offer free early childhood education, UCLA research finds

Posted on January 3, 2019 by Lisa Miller |

Various investigations from around the world have shown that education before primary school is related with children’s success in school. In any case, few governments make tuition-free pre-primary education accessible for two or more years, as indicated by another investigation…

The Thuggizzle Life-Changing Story: Hip-Hop Philanthropist

The Thuggizzle Life-Changing Story: Hip-Hop Philanthropist

Posted on December 16, 2018 by Lisa Miller |

Phillip Hodge aka Thuggizzle a hip hop artist involved in community philanthropy, victim of instability, societal neglection and abuse while growing up with siblings shares hope to the world. December 17th, 2018 – It has been an incredible year for…

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was Sued Tuesday for Allegedly Failing to Cancel Student Debt

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was Sued Tuesday for Allegedly Failing to Cancel Student Debt

Posted on November 15, 2018 by Lisa Miller |

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos sued for allegedly failing to fits judge’s order to cancel student debt for individuals whose for-profit colleges have pack up. Last month a court ruled that the Obama-era debt laws had to be enforced once…

Another Financial Crisis Eminent – Big Data and Machine Learning Won’t Help

Another Financial Crisis Eminent – Big Data and Machine Learning Won’t Help

Posted on October 28, 2018 by Brian Williams |

Even after being hit hard by a financial crisis a decade ago, the financial markets have managed to stay in the loop. To be precise, the stock markets have consistently achieved new peaks while volatility levels are quite low than…

You Do Not have a Reason to Fear Water on Your Cloth Anymore. MIT Invents a New Coating that is Waterproof

You Do Not have a Reason to Fear Water on Your Cloth Anymore. MIT Invents a New Coating that is Waterproof

Posted on July 20, 2018 by Uma Wright |

Do you imagine wearing a water repellent cloth? I know many people are fearful of water or more specifically rain. No one wants to be rained on; this is due to clothes being soaked by the rainwater. For many this…

Are we Alone in the Universe? A New Study Explains Why Fermi Paradox is Likely

Are we Alone in the Universe? A New Study Explains Why Fermi Paradox is Likely

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Robert Stewart |

Fermi Paradox may be true after all. For years, the people’s resolve to find life outside the Planet Earth has driven them to stage space explorations and countless movies and books as well. But despite tremendous efforts exerted to find…