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UK university entry reform getting more likely (Full article - THE) Only 16% of Australian uni students want online (Full article - PIE) The value of making mistakes (Full article - edutopia) Quarantine ok, onl . . .
A very interesting discussion piece from TechCrunch about the longer term implications of the impact of technology on education as the coronavirus has erased a large chunk of college’s value proposition . . .
Applications by foreign citizens to study in Australia have collapsed by more than 80 per cent since March, with the number of international students expected to be half its pre-pandemic total by mid next year. T . . .
We suppose it is of little surprise that many parents in the UK are currently taking their children out of school with the pandemic raging there. This however is of great deal of concern regarding those children&r . . .
The government continues to emphasise STEM education importance to future scientific and technological developments, but one non-profit group has noted a problem: not every teacher is trained to teach these discip . . .
A teenager in Bangladesh has won the International Children's Peace Prize for his efforts to educate young people about cyberbullying. Sadat Rahman, 17, was inspired to create a mobile app to help young people re . . .
Access to online education alternatives are not available to all young people. This article from the UK is insightful into the plight of many people around the globe who have limited access to the technology . . .
An interesting article published by the IBO reporting on research from Oxford University that finds students who have completed the IB Diploma exhibit stronger critical thinking that students who have undertaken o . . .
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