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Dawn Lerman and Falguni Sen from The World University Rankings argue that Covid-19 has given on opportunity to build on the speed and enthusiasm with which academics have embraced online teaching. To continue wit . . .
It might seem like a holiday for some, but the school closures, cancelled exams and university shutdowns are wreaking havoc with many students’ lives. Sixth formers have lost the chance to improve their grad . . .
It is always pleasing to see educational efforts being made to help those groups not normally catered for with online education in these tough times of home lockdown. This article from The Guardian is a good . . .
It seems that the Hong Kong government is considering further delay or cancellation to the DSE exams. Education officials in Hong Kong are mulling contingency plans for the city’s university entrance examin . . .
The stress levels of Hong Kong students sitting for the upcoming university entrance examination are at an all-time high amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, which has forced schools to close, according to a study . . .
This article from the BBC is reporting on how GCE A level & GCSE grades will be awarded this year now that exams have been cancelled (please note this does not yet apply to International A-level and Internatio . . .
Life under lockdown is a new thing for most of us. Having to spend prolonged periods of time with family members who we usually only see for a few hours of the day is going to cause strains for many. W . . .
Many countries have been closing their schools (like Hong Kong) as a way to try to slow down the spread of the Corona virus. A recent study conducted by The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health is questio . . .
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