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Education in Ancient Rome reflected a violently divided society. Does modern schooling embed current values, or prepare for future success?

Syria and Iran occupy the ancient Region of Mesopotamia where writing, education and the first legal system emerged at the dawn of known time

American School Boards are as traditional as Harvard and Yale. Are they that well-constituted, too?

The latest Australia floods have set back Queensland education efforts as Australia schools battle to clear up the mess

While 2010 allocations to Kenya Public Schools finally track academic milestones, their per-student value has remained unchanged since 2003.

Cuts announced late last year by the United Kingdom's Higher Education Council for Wales will affect the futures of five Universities.