Education
Teachers in England offered 3.5% pay rise from September
LA Unified School District bans screen time before the second grade, among the strictest policies in the nation
Cultivating Curiosity: How to Keep Learning Long After Graduation
Student shares emotional note after failing to get into IIT Madras: 'I studied 10 to 12 hours daily'
Reimagining creative industries education
Your own voice sounds different to other people than it sounds to you, because the version you hear is reaching your inner ear partly through the bones of your skull, which amplify lower frequencies that everyone else cannot hear — and the recorded version that strikes most people as alien when they first hear it is in fact the only version of their voice anyone else has ever known
By 2025, a 4,800-year-old bristlecone pine named Methuselah in California’s White Mountains remained the oldest known non-clonal living tree, and the exact location of the gnarled, wind-stunted survivor is kept secret by the US Forest Service to protect it from vandals and souvenir hunters.
Work afoot on law to cap annual fee hike by pvt schools: Punjab minister
Quiz: Can You Name the Countries With the Most Islands Before Time Runs Out?
'I don’t want to decide based on fear': AI graduate seeks advice on ₹20 LPA India offer vs US job search
Gamification Magic: Transforming Ordinary Study Sessions Into Addictive Games For Success
Katharine Birbalsingh: Middle class parents shun my schools
Why do stars appear different colors in the night sky?
Student says IIT's secret ingredient has nothing to do with engineering. See Viral post
Antarctica is the largest desert on the planet, because a desert is defined by how little water falls from the sky rather than by heat, and almost nothing falls on the frozen continent.
In 1869, Dmitri Mendeleev arranged the known elements into a table and left gaps for what had not yet been discovered, but the detail that makes the periodic table remarkable is that chemistry became organized enough to predict missing pieces of reality
The most unsettling thing about a mass extinction is that it does not always feel apocalyptic while it is happening. It can begin as scattered local losses — a forest gone quiet, a river emptied, a familiar animal no longer seen — until, much later, the pattern resolves into something planetary.
In 1868 astronomers found a new element in the Sun’s light, named it helium for the Greek word for the Sun, and no one found a trace of it on Earth for another 27 years
The Lowest-Paying College Degrees in America, Ranked
Next big education divide could be AI readiness
