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Canada’s Supreme Court has ruled that the province of British Columbia has failed in its responsibility to provide equal access to minority language education by underfunding its only French-language school . . .
Many private schools in Hong Kong have been raising fees for their additional services outside of the standard tuition fee. The government has stepped in and made it a requirement that these schools offer ju . . .
We have been reporting on the various stages of school closures and re-openings from around the globe as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This article from the New York Times gives the latest information a . . .
A promising sign that some things may be getting back to a level of normalcy for the education sector in China. This article from the China Daily reports English language proficiency tests such as IELTS are . . .
A call for open access to academic journals which would help all lovers of learning, not to mention cash-strapped students everywhere (Full article – THE) Useful insight into Maths with early teens, especia . . .
There has been a lot of press recently about school meals in the UK. Paul McCartney has now thrown his weight into the discussion. Specifically he is arguing that the guidance about eating meat, fish a . . .
In a surprise move by China’s leading Social networking service ByteDance, the video sharing social network TikTok has announced plans to commission hundreds of experts and institutions to produce educationa . . .
The following is a very interesting and informative article published in Forbes giving some great tips on what teachers can do to improve lessons that are being offered simultaneously live and online. The ad . . .
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