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Dr. Beth Links Torwekar, created a children's book about COVID-19. The story is titled 'Julie and the Evil Queen' and it's about a little girl named Julie living with her family during quarantine. She is transform . . .
Veteran Hong Kong journalist Raymond Roy Wong has donated HK$50 million (US$6.45 million) to Baptist University’s school of communication to establish a fund supporting the teaching of media ethics, the adva . . .
Victoria Allen, Science correspondent for the Daily Mail reports that recent studies have found that cutting air pollution outside schools could boost children's memories, putting them the equivalent of a month ah . . .
Next summer's A-levels and GCSEs in England are currently going ahead, the BBC reports - but with reduced content for some subjects and a start date pushed back by three weeks. Most exams will now start from 7 Ju . . .
Well thought out argument for keeping exams (Full article – The Critic) The UK’s top ranking tables combined – the table of tables!! (Full article - THE) Give newly qualified teachers a break & . . .
Interesting THE review of a book by David Goodhart - Head Hand Heart: The Struggle for Dignity and Status in the 21st Century. The book contends that over recent decades in many Western nations, particularly . . .
Here is a very useful video published on the THE website where study advice experts and university representatives join Times Higher Education to answer students' questions about going to university in Australia. . . .
This is an interesting collection of statistical data published by the BBC showing changes over time in what UK people did after they finished their GCSE’s or equivalent. Some copper back to the 1960s others . . .
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