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It probably comes as little surprise to anyone that Hong Kong’s IB scores this year are worse than they have been in previous years. With all the disruptions to students schooling and the change to how . . .
Here is the latest news from the USA that affects international students holding study visas for the US - as reported on Politico’s website. International students who attend college in the United States on . . .
Based on UK but applicable to all – how to help children return to school (Full article – OUP) Some radical ideas on how to stop gamification of exams and achieve more balanced outcomes (Full article . . .
The pandemic has had massive effects on UK universities. One of the most significant, financially, has been the drop in international students wishing to attend universities in the UK during the pandemic.&nb . . .
According to this report from the BBC this is what the UK government is intending on doing with students returning back to school in order to open up schools and keep students safe. The return-to-school plans for . . .
An interesting article from the Education Review (Australia) offering some practical suggestions on how to make remote education more effective. The suggested six steps are: Assess the budget Revie . . .
While this article from The Standard focuses on the USA, it could equally relate to university towns and suburbs of many countries around the globe. What happens to a college town when the students disappear? Itha . . .
The education sector in Australia has been a growing and significant source of export income for the country. Topping up universities with overseas students has given these institutions a lucrative source of . . .
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