Learners who sat the 2025 Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) can now access their Grade 10 senior school placements following their release by the Ministry of Education. The Ministry had ...

So: what were the best works of science fiction published this year? I will start with two new books that aren’t actually new, but have only just been published in English. First up is Ice by Jacek ...

The 1.1 million learners who recently completed Grade 9 and sat the Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) have until the end of December to revise pathway choices. The government has ...

Understanding scientific principles and practices is essential for every person. Without scientific literacy, people are subject to false or inflated advertising claims, misplaced fears, and a general ...

When 9-year-old Jeannette Tamayo was kidnapped from her home in California, no one expected she’d become her own detective. Drawing on what she learned from CSI and Law & Order, Jeannette used her ...

SINGAPORE: What would you do if your friend passed you their vape and asked you to hide it in your pocket – and there's now a random bag check? This was one scenario discussed by secondary school ...

EXCLUSIVE: A new report from a leading advocacy group alleges that a race and gender center at the University of Minnesota is supplying K-12 teachers with ethnic studies lessons that promote a variety ...

Des Moines, Iowa — In West Des Moines, Iowa, roughly 1,100 miles from Ground Zero, history teacher Ann Krois is tackling one of the most defining moments of the past half-century. "Teaching students ...

EXCLUSIVE: 9/12, a six-episode limited series starring and executive produced by Emmy and Tony winner Jeremy Strong (Succession, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere), has been given an official green ...

Synthetic materials are made from natural resources. Synthetic materials are made by chemically changing the starting substances to create a material with different characteristics. Some examples of ...

That was just one of Charlie Munger’s many memorable one-liners (circa 2010) being passed around on social media upon the news of the investing icon’s death. Back To Top ...