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Low funding for postdoc roles fuelling brain drain, govt. funds only 2,500 positions
Low government funding for postdoctoral research roles is contributing to a brain drain. The number of state-funded positions is reported to be limited to 2,500.
How the design of a university campus contributes to student wellbeing
The design of university campuses is being discussed as a factor in student well-being alongside support services. Issues such as anxiety and loneliness are prompting a reevaluation of how physical environments affect…
The literacy crisis hiding behind the AI boom
A report notes that many students in India rely on private coaching to achieve results. A study shows educational outcomes in some English coastal and rural regions lag behind national scores.
When schools become zones of confrontation between parents and teachers
After the school day had ended, a parent accused a teacher of physically assaulting his son in a school restroom. The parent demanded an immediate meeting with the principal and threatened to go to the police if the…
Why digitising classrooms is not enough
Equipping classrooms with digital tools can make lessons more engaging, but it does not tell teachers which students have truly understood, leaving uneven learning unaddressed.
News Analysis | Jason Arday, Claudine Gay and the line between inclusion and bias in varsities
Jason Arday has resigned from his position at the University of Cambridge. His appointment had been highlighted as part of diversity initiatives. He is facing accusations of plagiarism, which he denies.
Out of work and outraged
Out-of-work Indian youths are protesting against repeated leaks of entrance-exam papers. The demonstrations have become a focus of public anger over a testing system that has faced repeated irregularities.