Category:Education

B

• [×] Benet Academy‎ (9 articles)

C

• [×] Campaign for "santorum" neologism‎ (5 articles)
• [×] Colegio Preciosa Sangre, Pichilemu‎ (4 articles)

E

• [×] Encyclopaedia Britannica‎ (5 articles)

G

• [×] General Certificate of Secondary Education‎ (4 articles)

H

• [×] Humber College‎ (3 articles)

K

• [×] King's College London‎ (7 articles)

L

• [+] Language‎ (27 articles; 2 subcategories)

M

• [×] Mascots‎ (7 articles)
• [×] Mathematics‎ (22 articles)
• [+] Museums‎ (84 articles; 1 subcategory)

O

• [×] Oral Roberts University‎ (11 articles)

P

• [+] Philosophy‎ (13 articles; 1 subcategory)

S

• [×] Sunshine Coast Grammar School‎ (3 articles)

U

• [+] Universities‎ (0 articles; 5 subcategories)
• [×] University of Cambridge‎ (9 articles)
• [×] University of Oxford‎ (28 articles)

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• "Creationism and intelligent design have no place in the UK science curriculum" says UK Government

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• 'Australian Values' to be taught in NSW schools
• 'Pregnancy pact' grabs international attention for small Massachusetts town

1

• 12-year-old girl dies after collapsing in school in Northamptonshire, England
• 12-year-old school boy has sex change in Sussex, England
• 1200 schools may be closed by UK teachers strike

2

• 20 injured in Montreal college shooting spree
• 2007 Ig Nobel Prize winners announced
• 2008-09 Wikipedia for Schools goes online
• 22.2% of secondary school students in Ireland drop out before the Leaving Cert

4

• 4 year-old suspended from kindergarten in Texas, US

5

• 5-year-old girl handcuffed by Florida police

A

• ACLU commemorates anniversary of US Supreme Court decision on student free speech
• Afghan women's rights official shot dead
• ALA observes banned book week
• Alan Turing Building opens at University of Manchester
• Allegations that New Zealand school administers corporal punishment
• Alleged ghost hunt in Toronto ends in death
• Ambidextrous children more likely to have problems at school, say researchers
• American children's show Reading Rainbow ends 26 year run
• American Indian Movement protests against Professor Ward Churchill
• An Australian child's vocabulary: it's "I" before "we", both before "you"
• Anarchists clash with police during students' rallies in Athens
• Ancestors of humans learned to walk in trees, study says
• Apes and birds are able to plan ahead: psychologists
• Appeals Court asked for quick decision in California High School Exit Exam case
• Athabasca University receives 30 million dollars
• Australian Defence Department funds controversial development training
• Australian government provides $15.8 million for North Adelaide Technical College
• Australian governments to meet for first COAG meeting of 2006 today
• Australian MPs demand Islamic headscarf ban in schools
• Australian Police alerted to child-sex claims at St Stanislaus in 1997
• Australian school at center of child-sex allegations pulls newsletter mentioning 'Penthouse' as recommended reading
• Australian universities target second language "crisis"
• Austrian students protest new government's student fees plan
• Austrian students' protests expanding through Europe
• Authorities contacted after school death threat made on Wikipedia

B

• Baby in California born with 12 functioning fingers and toes, in a rare case of polydactylism
• Berlusconi proposes January elections if government fails to gain parliamentary majority
• 'Big Brother Australia' evictee recounts youth in controversial religious group
• Bill Gates to receive honorary degree from Harvard University
• Brain chemical Serotonin behind locusts’ swarming instinct
• Bratz picture filmed at high school in rough area of Los Angeles, while in session
• Brazil dismisses English language skills on Diplomatic career admission
• Brazil opens XIV International Fair of Books in Cuba
• Brazilian Medicine Council against Cuban privileges
• Brazilian Ministry of Education defends external control over Universities
• British lecturers meet to vote on Israeli academic boycott
• British scholar Tony Judt dies aged 62
• British schoolgirl told to return home for wearing crucifix
• British schools to inform parents of overweight children
• British student falls to his death from 10th floor window
• British University academics vote for strike action
• British university falls short of Smurf gathering world record

C

• California campus pepper spray police suspended
• California student arrested in criminal threats made on Wikipedia
• California students continue struggle with Exit Exam in classrooms, courtroom
• California Supreme Court revives High School Exit Exam
• California teacher arrested after photos indicated lewd acts on children
• California's violent video game ban law ruled unconstitutional by US Court of Appeals
• Cape Verde to launch first public university, with Brazil's support
• Chicago requires blind students to take driver's education
• Chilean musicians perform concert for Peralillo, Chile residents
• China offers Africa financial aid including $10 billion in loans
• Civil Rights lawyer Oliver Hill dies
• Coalition ups ante on Australian school tax rebates
• Colegio Preciosa Sangre, Pichilemu, amidst other Chilean schools celebrate Student's Day

C cont.

• Colorado parents burn books
• Common Admission Test for colleges conducted across India
• Community forum held after attacks on Mormon teens in Arizona
• Controversial development training cited in religious discrimination lawsuits
• Council of Europe report challenges teaching of Creationism
• Creationism dangerous in education: Council of Europe resolution
• Creationist who threatened biologists threatened others at university

D

• Deadly shooting at high school in Finland
• Death toll rises in Haitian school collapse
• Delhi University to honour actor Amitabh Bachchan, four others on 4 November
• Details emerge on fatal stabbing at Belgian day care centre
• District of Columbia Public Schools chancellor Michelle Rhee announces resignation
• Dozens dead in Connecticut school shooting
• Dress code threats close Peshawar schools

E

• Eight children taken to hospital after being hit by car in Suffolk, England
• Eleven children injured in Scottish school shooting; two teenagers detained
• Elvish, Klingon and Na'vi: Constructed languages gain foothold in film
• Emigration perspective in the eyes of young Poles
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop publishing after 244 years
• Encyclopædia Britannica fights back against Wikipedia, soon to let users edit contents
• EU's human rights court endorses Turkish headscarf ban
• Evan O'Dorney wins 2007 US National Spelling Bee competition
• Evolutionary biology labs at University of Colorado threatened
• Executives from IT industry focus on 10-year anniversary of Microsoft Research Asia

F

• Fizzy drinks out of New Zealand schools from 2009
• Florida schools begin to enforce new statewide ban on saggy pants and other revealing attire
• Florida teacher lets students vote to remove child from class
• Former adult film actress forced to leave teaching job again
• Former Australian PM helps to launch 'anti-warmist manual'
• Former Louisiana Tech University President F. Jay Taylor dies aged 87
• Former science director sues Texas over intelligent design e-mail
• Former teacher jailed for murdering father in London, England
• Former teacher makes FBI's top 10 most wanted list
• Former Wisconsin teacher's aide faces sex charges
• France school bus crash kills one, leaves five seriously injured
• French transportation strike spreads to civil servants
• Funding gap forces library closures in Jackson County, Oregon

G

• GAO ruled parts of Education Department contracts illegal
• German education minister stripped of PhD for plagiarism
• Girls sweep Siemens science competition for US high schools
• Global WTO competition for law students won by the University of Melbourne
• Gov. Bobby Jindal supports creationism as part of ‘the very best science’

H

• H.E. Suzanne Mubarak and H.R.H. Prince Charles open the British University in Egypt
• Hanoi hosts 2007 International Mathematical Olympiad
• Harper snubs breakfast club visit to Ottawa; all other Canadian parties represented
• Harvard University declines to discipline professor who plagiarized
• Headmaster to meet parents after student sex parties
• Health and safety culture is damaging children's learning in the UK, survey suggests
• High school basketball star dies after making game-winning shot in overtime
• High school seniors take last-chance exit test while judge prepares to strike it down
• Historian Howard Zinn dies at age 87
• Historic Georgetown library on fire
• Hong Kong 'tutor king' applies for bankruptcy
• Hostage situation at California high school ends peacefully
• Hundreds of SUNY New Paltz students demonstrate, storm administration building

I

• India subsidizes girls' education to offset gender imbalance
• Indian Human Resources minister to reform technology sector
• Indian Supreme Court issues notice to government over quota issue
• Intel ends partnership with One Laptop Per Child program
• Iranian student protesters face expulsion
• Irish CAO releases 2005 university offers to students
• Italian university legislation sparks protests from students and staff

J

• Jackson County, Oregon rejects tax to reopen libraries
• Jindal signs Intelligent Design law
• Judge allows student to sue school for revealing sexuality
• Judge delays exit exam decision until Friday
• Judge suspends California High School Exit Exam requirement

K

• Kansas School Board has copyright withheld over teaching Intelligent Design
• Kids game portal BBC Jam to close after competition complaints
• Kurdish Linux launched in Turkey
• Kurdish operating system under investigation by Turkish attorney general

L

• Las Vegas schools on lockdown
• Latest trial of the One Laptop Per Child running in India; Uruguay orders 100,000 machines
• Law will delay University of Minnesota strike
• League table of world universities published: top three from USA
• Lockdown at Missouri university lifted as police apprehend suspected gunman
• Lucknow: Convent school ransacked by BJYM activists

M

• Major 'Spiritual Life of College Students' study released by UCLA
• Maryland, US school close-mouthed on police incident
• Massachusetts study finds links between bullying and family violence
• Massive ice deposits found on Mars
• Mathematical summer school in Turkey closed for "teaching without a permit"
• Mathematics summer school in Turkey threatened by authorities
• MIT's Emerging Technologies Conference 2006 makes selections
• Mothers, teachers air more concerns about leukemia cases at California elementary school
• Mothers, teachers concerned about leukemia deaths at California elementary school
• User:Mrchris/Irish students clash with Gardaí over fees

N

• NCAA Basketball: University of Connecticut cited for eight major rules violations
• Net skills to be taught by kids
• New Jersey students protest proposed budget cuts
• New policy at Madani High School requires non-Muslim girls to wear hijabs
• New Zealand exam insulter revealed
• New Zealand girls planned "undie run" defended by politician
• New Zealand medical student funding to be reviewed
• New Zealand political party asks for names of schools under NZQA investigation
• New Zealand school children put fight videos on YouTube
• New Zealand students able to use txt language in exams
• New Zealand students given credits for simple tasks
• New Zealand's exams start today
• New Zealand's NCEA results due today onwards
• No diplomas for now; California Exit Exam appeal must wait
• NRA official suggests arming teachers to prevent school shootings
• NSW govt to rebuild high school with private funding
• NSW school maintenance a "disgrace": Opposition
• Number of breaches during New Zealand's end of year exams
• Nurseries not harmful to children, says new UK study

O

• Obama responds to criticism over medical marijuana raids
• Oldest Catholic boarding school in Australia at centre of child-sex claims
• Ontario college teachers begin strike
• Over half of Romanian terminal grade students fail baccalaureate exam
• Oxford elects poetry professor by email vote
• Oxford to use online voting for Professor of Poetry election
• Oxford University anti-peer-to-peer policy hits legal music service Spotify

P

• Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai discharged from hospital
• Palestinian Islamists attack children's festival in Gaza Strip
• Parlez-vous français? Qapla’! More Grade 11 boys proficient in Klingon than French: local survey
• Physicist John Wheeler dies at age 96
• Polish Wikipedia reaches 300,000 articles
• Poorly performing high schools in North Carolina threatened with closure
• Possible end to strike, fines for BC teachers
• President of Iran warns universities to stay out of politics
• Princeton media class discusses Wikinews
• Protests at New York's Hamilton College over controversial professor
• Pupils fed through gates, school criticised
• Pupils in detention forced to wear orange overalls

Q

• Queen's University agree to cut 103 members of staff

R

• Racist scuffle on Anti-OBE Teachers' forum
• Rallies in Greece as Universities' strike continues
• Read Santa Clara marks tenth anniversary
• Report says UK teachers 'boosted GCSE marks'
• Report: UK schools advised not to upgrade to Vista
• Royal Society education chief forced out in creation row

S

• Sandra Fluke featured speaker at Democratic National Convention