NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) – Canadian parents are more lenient with their children than mothers and fathers in France and Italy, according to a new study.
Researchers from the University of Montreal, the University of Rennes in France and the Universit...
Historically, we know teaching to be very scientific. Many teaching professionals in our community have been trained in some of the finest Teachers' Colleges in the Western World, bringing with them all the best that comes with a sound foundation in ...
When Tiffany-Latoya Smith flew to University in Puerto Rico, her goal was to become a Spanish teacher.
She just didn't realise that her course was intended for students who already speak Spanish.
"I was told during my registration that the entire cou...
For more secondary schools
August 31, 2010
Dear Sir,
To Education Minister El James: In light of what you mentioned before, schools still look like they're reopening on September 8 instead of September 1. If you had wanted students to start off fresh...
Bermuda Football Association's (BFA) second annual Preparatory School Tour will see ten youngsters visit seven schools on the East Coast of America.
Sponsored by Capital G Bank, the five-day tour aims to provide the youngsters with a first-hand exper...
DATE: Sep 03, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Stephen Wright
Tamika Wade-Trott has been inducted into two adult-student academic honours societies at Ashford University.
Mrs. Wade Trott is now a member of the Ashford University Alpha Sigma Lambda (ASL) National Honor Society, which recognises academically outs...
A homeless man who torched his employer’s furniture store in revenge after a dispute over money has been jailed for seven years.
Neil Trott, 41, stole an antique roulette table from Mitra Johnston before setting her Court Street store ablaze to cover...
It may be hard for us to imagine in Bermuda, but over 759 million adults still lack minimum literacy skills (that is, the ability to read and write), according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) website w...
Long-time youth counsellor Olga Scott recently received The Queen's award of an OBE from The Prince of Wales, who officiated at the Investiture Ceremony held at Buckingham Palace, London.
Accompanied by her family, husband and former Premier Alex Sco...
A forensic medical student has become the first beneficiary of Government's link-up with the University of West Indies.
Amne Osseyran is starting a course at medical school on Jamaica's Mona Campus next week; she will receive a discount of at least 1...
DATE: Sep 01, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
