Category: Education Report (教育报道)

The U.S. Department of Education said Wednesday that it is cancelling the student loans of thousands of borrowers who attended a big, for-profit college. The loans were taken by students…

After her three children were vaccinated, Aja Purnell-Mitchell asked them what they wanted to do for the summer. All three agreed: summer school—at school, itself. Aja Purnell-Mitchell stands next to…

The TOEFL iBT has been the most common English test for international students seeking entrance to American colleges. This year, there will be a shorter, less costly test called TOEFL…

A discrimination case involving Asian Americans at a top public high school in the state of Virginia is moving ahead. A federal judge in late May ruled that a parents’…

When Samantha Maltais arrives at Harvard this autumn, she will be the first member of the Aquinnah Wampanoag tribe to attend its law school. In some ways, she will be…

When visitors enter Planet Word, a new museum in Washington, D.C., they will see Speaking Willow, a tall art piece representing a tree. As they pass under the artwork, they…

Standardized tests are tests that aim to measure a student’s progress in a subject. The tests are returning to America’s schools this spring after the year-long pandemic. But millions of…

International organizations and other groups are calling for climate change studies to become a usual part of school curriculums around the world. They say such education is an important step…

Some young Black people want their universities to fulfill their promises to help the descendants of enslaved people. They say students and people who live in college communities need to…

In many parts of the world, attending school can be a daily struggle for children, especially girls. A long list of barriers prevents their attendance. Parents may not be able…

One year ago, the campuses of American colleges and universities were empty. Most students were sent home in March and did not return for months. The new coronavirus forced schools…

A growing number of U.S. school systems are removing mask requirements for students. But some public health experts and parents are concerned that it is too soon to lift the…

One year ago, college graduates in the U.S. were worried about their futures. After four years of study, they were ready to find jobs. But the economy was weak because…

American President Joe Biden is making childcare and education a major concern of his administration. In his first address to a joint session of Congress on April 29, Biden proposed…

Ana Saul Romero has seen many changes in teaching methods, testing, and technology during her forty years as a teacher. But this year, she said, has given her a lifetime’s…