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At the request of the Equity and Indigenous Affairs Committee, the Law Society of Ontario has approved $250,000 in funding for research to inform...

A new law in Minnesota will change requirements for special education teachers. Teachers will only be able to work for three years under a Tier 1...

The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is considering changes to a licensure exam for teachers. Changes to the...

The Tennessee Real Estate Commission has launched a scholarship program for graduating high school seniors to receive free 90 hours of online real...

Three new laws in Colorado will bring stricter regulation to the funeral industry. Funeral directors, mortuary science professionals, embalmers,...

The New York Bar Association's Task Force on Artificial Intelligence has published guidelines for its members on the use of generative AI. "Among...

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Guest blog post by Elizabeth Pope, NC Social Work Certification and Licensure Board I recently had the opportunity to participate in the Regulation...

“Remember this feeling.” That was the I advice I received at my first CLEAR Annual Educational Conference 12 years ago, when I felt...

An investigation and report on the nursing licensure exam in Quebec found that "the unusually low pass rates [in 2022 and 2023] were not attributed...

The Federation of Associations for Counselling Therapists in BC has issued a formal application to British Columbia's Health Minister, asking him to...

Morris M. Kleiner with the University of Minnesota, Humphrey School of Public Affairs shares a new National Bureau of Economic Research working...