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The Guardian has released its rankings for university courses starting in 2020 to help students applying to UK universities in the back end of 2019. Their headline news is that St Andrew's has beaten Oxford for 2n . . .
We were very pleased to attend the Pearson Edexcel Outstanding Learners awards ceremony on 8th June. Three ITS students received awards for: International A-level English, History and Mathematics with scores highes . . .
This article raises some interesting issues. Many people who are employed as academics are chosen due to their qualifications and their research and list of publications. Presumably it is more difficult for a woma . . .
On Saturday, June 1, disgruntled parents descended on popular schools in Hong Kong in a last ditch effort to secure a Primary One place for their child. Those whose children landed the school of their choice through . . .
From the ChalkFace has published a series of articles on issues affecting young people’s health, and this recent CNN headline — “If you drink bottled water, you could double how many microplastic . . .
We often read articles about the relentless “tiger parent” whipping their children into becoming academic beacons of light. What is not shared as often is the reasoning behind why parents stress so muc . . .
It is very interesting to reflect on the role and status of children’s writer and illustrators. I think it is indeed the case that children’s writers tend to get less recognition. Outside of a few clas . . .
A recent article published in Education Review looks at the reality of Gaming Disorder among adolescents. Mixed reactions from the psychomedical community aim to call public attention to the risk of naming t . . .
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