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This is the second year that students are taking re-vamped GCSE exams in a raft of subjects. The new courses are part of a package of reforms by former Education Secretary Michael Gove, designed to toughen up syll . . .
From The ChalkFace has been following the student protest movement that is spreading globally, so we were interested to see this announcement reported in The Independent. This announcement comes as thousands of s . . .
The Students’ Club is an information and entertainment portal that is created for young people to quickly find information, share ideas, search jobs, express gratitude, tell about their heroes, share the imp . . .
I am a part of all I have met… - Ulysses, Alfred Lord Tennyson A recent article in the BBC highlights what has long been known in Social Psychology; how our group identity affects our individual behaviour. . . .
Teachers in local Hong Kong Kindergartens are overworked and sleep deprived, according to a recent Hong Kong Federation of Education Workers Poll. More than 90% of the 1255 kindergarten teachers and principals wh . . .
“School students around the world have gone on strike to demand action on climate change.” The growing movement of student strikes to highlight the need for action on climate change was inspired by s . . .
According to Dr. Florence Huang, a Hong Kong based psychologist, “Children pick up on their parents’ moods more easily than you might think,” which is why it is a good idea to try and curtail the . . .
Living in Hong Kong, a rise in the cost of education would not surprise anyone. What is surprising is that Hong Kong ranks 10th in the world as most expensive. China is the most expensive, followed by Switzerland, . . .
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