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Chalkface always like to share stories about those amazing teachers from around the globe that go ‘the extra mile’ to help young people. Alison Greenhouse is one of those teachers. Teaching art is . . .
Here you will find some retrospectives of students-in-action as they design their own education and help fashion the world around them for the better. A Look Back at 2020 2020 was a great year for . . .
A thought provoking recommendation from the Education Policy Institute on whether students that have faced detrimental impact from the pandemic should be allowed to repeat a school year. Certain pupils should get . . .
A very concerning report from the UK considering some of the longer term impacts of the lost time at school will have on children’s lifetime earning potential. Pupils in the UK could stand to lose an average . . .
An interesting article from the SCMP discussing the changes that many HK institutions have made in response to the pandemic. Not just to the way courses are delivered but to the actual types of courses and o . . .
When you think of areas for great education most would think of Oxbridge, Silicon Valley, and east coast US Ivy League. You would be hard pressed to ever find Guangdong in that conversation. However Bangkok Post r . . .
This article from Australia reports on a new study from Flinders University that recommends universal delivery of lunch provided by schools could boost both childhood nutrition and learning in Australia. . . .
This article from Politico looks at an issue faced by school administrations and governments around the globe. When is it safe to open schools? What level of risk is acceptable for students and teacher . . .
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