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GCSE and A-level students will be given grades based on teacher assessments and their work so far, the government has announced. But students will also be given the opportunity to sit an exam in the autumn i . . .
The news about the ramifications of the Corona virus pandemic just keep flooding in, and none of it is very good. Children have been told they must not play outside with friends amid school closures. . . .
This is a very stressful and confusing tome for young people worried about their future. This article from the BBC is reporting on instructions by the Higher Education watchdog (UK) about the behavior of some . . .
More than 80 per cent of parents in Hong Kong feel troubled by school closures amid the coronavirus epidemic, with those who have to work from home reporting the highest levels of stress, a survey by an NGO has fo . . .
Some universities are starting to bring back students for certain subjects such as medicine in which teaching is considered essential. Polytechnic University will next month become the first of Hong Kong’s . . .
Following up from last week’s announcement on the cancellation of the Cambridge CIE exams here is an article from the SCMP discussing the announcement. Exams for an international curriculum taught by more t . . .
Chalkface has been reporting on the global debate about screen time effects on children and the use of electronic devices at schools from around the globe. Therefore this article from The Independent brings s . . .
Edexcel International A-Levels & International GCSEs exams will not run in May/June (Official announcement from Pearson Edexcel). From Pearson Edexcel: COVID-19 is impacting our lives in many ways and the si . . .
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