Shana Engel, a teacher in Colorado Springs, talked about how her mother’s struggle to learn English shaped her approach and ...

Tallahassee's Venvi Art Gallery celebrates 10th anniversary with wide range of styles in 'From Vision to Reality' exhibit.

Join Josh and Ollie as they team up with YBM to launch a British English series, diving into key differences between British and American pronunciation, vocabulary, and expressions. From words like ...

In case you've faced some hurdles solving the clue, British English expression meaning And there it is!, we've got the answer for you. Crossword puzzles offer a fantastic opportunity to engage your ...

Crucially, curriculum development—particularly where digital interaction is involved—should include child protection specialists, online safety experts, psychologists and educators from the outset.

COLOMBO (News1st): The preliminary investigation report regarding the controversial Grade 6 English module has been submitted to the Ministry of Education. The investigation focused on determining how ...

Sri Lanka’s Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRCSL) has blocked access to a website that was referenced in a Grade 6 English language module, following mounting public concern over its ...

The distribution of a Grade 6 English language module stands suspended following the discovery of an inappropriate website name within the material. Education Ministry Secretary Nalaka Kaluwewa ...

An investigation has been initiated following the discovery of an inappropriate term referenced in the introduction of a Grade 6 English module, Education Ministey Secretary Nalaka Kaluwewa,said.

The Maryland State Board of Education voted on Tuesday to publish new policies requiring local school boards to regulate student expression and directing schools to ...

Chickens have strutted into English in some of the funniest and most useful expressions. Think about a friend who “chickened out” before giving a speech, or someone told not to “count their chickens ...

Cockroaches might make most people squeal, but in language they often symbolise survival, stubbornness, or something unpleasant that just won’t go away. Think about someone calling a problem a ...