Poor facilities force hearing impaired to quit schools

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LONDON: The British government has approved applications for 15 new faith schools, including two Sikh schools. UK education secretary Michael Gove cleared the applications as part of 102 new free schools which are to be opened from 2014

The State government will soon make the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) mandatory for teachers in all schools. This eligibility test will be in addition to the existing prerequisites such as BEd, in order to raise the standards of teachers in the State.

Earning a living composing and playing music is and will be no longer a high stakes game in India Photo Credit: TSM Come September 15,000 acres in Lower Parel will be dedicatedly used to encourage music learning in Mumbai. A new school that will train ...

Students of kindergarten wing of New India Smart School enjoyed a pool party on the school campus on Wednesday. Dressed in bright and colourful swimming attire, students had splash time playing in the pool with balls, fishing nets, slides,

New Delhi, May 22 (IANS) A Delhi government school teacher, facing departmental proceedings for allegedly submitting a fake caste certificate for the job, has got relief from the Central Administrative Tribunal, which has annulled the action against her and ...

While new business schools come up, industry experts said the quality issue was crucial for them to survive email this article Subject line: Your Email: Send me a copy: Recipients Id: Type address separated by commas Enter the characters shown in the image.

New Delhi: Only trained persons should be allowed to impart education in schools, the Supreme Court today said while questioning recruitment of ad-hoc primary teachers by states without following qualification criteria. A bench of justices B S Chauhan and ...