Bookmark this page to get our weekly digest of international education news and announcements
UNICEF reports that OECD economies are struggling, with Covid most likely to be cause in the unsettling findings. Key findings from the Report Card Mental health: In most countries, less than four-fifths of . . .
The ability to spend time with their children when they get out of school – or hire someone else to do it – is a luxury many lower-income Hong Kong parents do not enjoy. Sowers Action, which has been . . .
Blended learning the way forward - UK (Full article - PIE) Pandemic job cuts begin to hit graduate recruitment (Full article - THE) A nuanced view on screen time (Full article - Harvard GSE) 'Volume control' in . . .
Along with many other countries, and many other industries, the Australian education sector has taken a massive financial hit from the international travel restrictions that have led to overseas students not being . . .
A very worrying article from Reuters reporting on a recent UNICEF report on how children from Latin America have been hit much harder by the pandemic than may other places in the world. Latin American children ha . . .
Scotland's ban on parents smacking their children has become law, making it the first part of the UK to outlaw physical punishment of under-16s. Parents and carers were previously allowed to use physical force to . . .
As with the student interviewed for this article in The Independent the same dilemma faces many Hong Kong children studying in the UK - whether to stay or return. ‘I really don’t want to get stuck her . . .
It will come as no surprise that children in Hong Kong are feeling increased levels of stress associated with the pandemic and interruptions to their studies. This article from the SCMP reports on a recent s . . .
Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)