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- Grand Canyon Education (LOPE) Earnings Expected to Grow: What to Know Ahead of Next Week's Release
Grand Canyon Education (LOPE) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
Zacks. Thursday, 29 Jul 2021. - Analysts Estimate Laureate Education (LAUR) to Report a Decline in Earnings: What to Look Out for
Laureate Education (LAUR) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
Zacks. Thursday, 29 Jul 2021. - MacKenzie Scott and Melinda French Gates donate $40 million to gender equality projects
Scott and French Gates are joining forces to support projects focused on advancing gender equality in tech, higher education and caregiving.
CNBC. Thursday, 29 Jul 2021. - Holocaust memorial at Westminster gets government go-ahead after rejection overturned
The government has given the go-ahead for a Holocaust memorial and education centre to be built next to parliament following a public inquiry.
Sky News. Thursday, 29 Jul 2021. - Nearly 75% of secondary schools in England will hold 'catch-up' classes over summer break
The Department for Education said 2,820 mainstream secondary schools have volunteered for the scheme, which is equivalent to 74 per cent of those eligible.
Daily Mail. Thursday, 29 Jul 2021. - Sifan Hassan considers running triple at Olympics
Sifan Hassan's schedule on the Olympic track looks more like a list of punishments drawn up by a very angry physical education teacher.
Fox News. Thursday, 29 Jul 2021. - Home and garden makeover is top spending goal for retirement
Many are focused on family, with 23% saying they would help children and grandchildren buy a home of their own, and 15% intending to pay towards the education of the younger generations.
Daily Mail. Thursday, 29 Jul 2021. - PM urges world leaders to dig deep to boost children's education across globe
Boris Johnson is urging world leaders to dip into their pockets to boost children's education across the globe and help avoid a "legacy of wasted talent" as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
Sky News. Wednesday, 28 Jul 2021. - This Is What Makes an Effective Digital Health Campaign
While digital marketing may be newer within the education and healthcare industries, it's here to stay.
Entrepreneur. Wednesday, 28 Jul 2021. - Roma student: 'My only goal is to finish school'
How one school in Croatia is working to improve education opportunities for Roma children like Kristina.
BBC News. Tuesday, 27 Jul 2021. - Why The Supreme Court Will Probably End Affirmative Action In Higher Education Next Year
By turning their back on the liberal principles that justify affirmative action, the progressive left may have doomed it.
Forbes. Tuesday, 27 Jul 2021. - How SchoolHouse Is Aiming To Reimagine Education With Mircroschools
aim to provide the tools needed to ensure that children receive an enriching educational experience in a learning pod with greater flexibility and personalized attention than traditional schools can offer.
Forbes. Tuesday, 27 Jul 2021. - As online education grows, the business of cheating is booming
American students are hiring Kenyans to do their schoolwork - and sometimes their entire degrees.
CBS News. Tuesday, 27 Jul 2021. - Covid is not stopping students from going overseas to study, report shows
The pandemic may have wreaked havoc on schooling and overseas travel, but a new report has found that demand for international education remains robust today, with the majority of students remaining committed to their plans to study abroad.
CNBC. Tuesday, 27 Jul 2021. - Bob Moses, champion of civil rights and education, dies at 86
Robert Parris Moses endured beatings and jail while registering thousands of Black voters in the South during the 1960s and later helped underserved students succeed in mathematics.
CBS News. Sunday, 25 Jul 2021.