classrooms
Coverage of classrooms in the Nexus archive.
- Jim Morrissey: Kicking the phone habit
Cartoonist Jim Morrissey discusses potential student reactions to cell phone bans within classrooms. His analysis focuses on how students might react to this increasing trend.
- Send Bridge Michigan journalists where the story leads
Bridge Michigan journalists travel across the state to report firsthand from communities, classrooms, shorelines, businesses, and public meetings. The article seeks funding support to sustain this travel and keep journalism close to the people and places behind the news.
- New report uncovers education groups’ DEI push to shape how AI is used in classrooms
A report reveals that top teacher unions and education groups are embedding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) principles into AI guidance for classrooms as schools increasingly adopt the technology.
- ‘Children were calling for their mummies’: UK pupils struggle in 40C-plus classrooms
UK pupils and staff are experiencing heatstroke, nausea, and headaches in classrooms exceeding 40C due to extreme heatwaves. Teachers have implemented makeshift cooling measures, including wet paper towels for younger students and water trays for older students.
- ISWAP attacks army base, burns police post, public facilities
Suspected ISWAP fighters attacked a military base in Ngala Local Government Area of Borno State, killing a soldier and burning a police outpost, a primary healthcare centre, and two classrooms. The attack targeted public facilities and security installations.
- Sweden set to ban mobile phones in schools, joining trend of shelving screens for students
Sweden will ban mobile phones in schools starting next academic year as part of a trend to reduce student screen time in classrooms.
- AI will reshape jobs, but India’s bigger challenge is preparing workers, boardrooms and classrooms
AI is set to reshape jobs, but India faces a significant challenge in preparing workers, boardrooms, and classrooms. The article emphasizes that humans are essential for framing questions and verifying outcomes, with AI handling the intermediate work.