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For private cram school teachers overwhelmed by essay grading: A tool for assigning essays in the format of each student's target school and grading them on the spot

Sakubun-sensei was originally an app created for parents to review essays at home. However, since we received continuous inquiries from cram school and private tutors this autumn, we have organized it into a format that teachers can use by registering their students in bulk. In this article, I will write about how to use it at a cram school, as well as the fees and payment system, from a teacher's perspective. All you need to register is the teacher's email address. If you select "Cram school/Private tutor" during registration, the screen labels will change to "Students" and "Teacher Menu." The features are the same as those for parents, and you can change them later. Students are registered from "Add Student" in the Teacher Menu. All you need to enter is a nickname, grade level, and target school (which can also be selected later). There are no fields for the student's name, address…

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A conservative senator reshaped Texas colleges. He wants the rest of the country to follow.

LUBBOCK — Nearly a year into his tenure as Texas Tech chancellor, Brandon Creighton was still making the case that he was the right man for the job. To convince the crowd at a recent Lubbock Chamber of Commerce luncheon that his loyalties now lay with scarlet red and black, not the burnt orange of his alma mater, the former Republican state senator touted his political connections and the growing influence they bring to Texas Tech. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, the powerful politician with a hand on the state’s purse strings, is donning Red Raider gear at the Capitol. The university is establishing a high-profile partnership with chipmaking giant Nvidia. Other colleges, Creighton boasted, are following Texas Tech’s lead in scrutinizing what professors teach and whether their lessons prepare students for high-paying jobs. Creighton said his own struggle to pay for college made him empathize with…

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At Maryland University, Students Use Photos to Build Interfaith Understanding

Some of the Bibles were in Tamil, others in English. Some he acquired himself and others were gifts, including from his grandmother, who has since died. He said his experience growing up in a religiously mixed family — which includes Hindus and Christians — introduced him to “the beauty of interfaith cooperation.” Yet the university, founded in the 1960s and which today enrolls about 13,530 students, lacks some of the religious infrastructure found on other college campuses, said Matt Hoffman, director of the Center for Religion, Spirituality and Pluralism on campus. UMBC has no formal chapel, and demand for prayer and religious practice space means different communities use the same facilities. “It’s very much like a delicate dance,” Huberman said. “Even just basic functions of existing, even in a mundane way, we’re always negotiating. But it also means there is an opportunity to…

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KP To Implement National Curriculum For Classes 9-12 From 2027 Academic Year

Published October 29, 2026 | 11:30 AM Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has directed public and private schools to use approved textbooks under the revised curriculum, with boards to align examinations and violators facing possible legal action. The Directorate of Curriculum and Teacher Education has issued instructions for the implementation of the revised curriculum, while the KP Private Schools Regulatory Authority has directed heads of private schools across the province to ensure strict compliance. The new curriculum will cover English, Urdu, Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Biology and Physics, while General Science will apply to classes 9 and 10 only. Under the new arrangements, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Textbook Board will prepare or revise textbooks for classes 9 to 12 in line with the national curriculum. All educational boards will also conduct examinations according to the revised…

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