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Education is just like basic governance, in that there can be a problem if there is overspending. Normally I would not bat an eye in regards to an increase in educational spending, but we should be wary about . . .
"Addiction to exams" is causing a worrying decline in teenagers’ mental health, warns Gus O’Donnell, the former head of the UK civil service. He suggests that an over-reliance on exam results to measu . . .
I came across an article recently discussing the use of Artificial intelligence for education. My first thought was that human teachers would be replaced by soulless A.I. robots. However as I read the article . . .
Unless there is a sudden change of direction at the UK government Treasury, many private schools in the UK may be forced to raise fees shortly The government is insisting that teacher pension contributi . . .
A US-based education think-tank has just released an open-access ebook of curated content and conversations from the 2018 Orlando Learning Conference. It is based on interactions with nearly 2000 teachers and educ . . .
Recent research from Harvard indicates that while STEM subjects have received a lot of political and media capital and thus plenty of actual capital over the past few years, this does not necessarily tra . . .
In this timely article, education experts give their number one tip for success in exams. Some of the tips seem to be fairly “goes without saying” (get a good night’s sleep), but some offer some . . .
Research has recently shown the worrying trend of grade inflation at universities at the UK, with the problem being so severe that the official government watchdog has threatened fines and even removal from the of . . .
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