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The higher education regulator in the UK, the Office for Students, has warned universities to avoid using misleading advertisements and financial sweeteners in a bid to attract students. Nicola Dandridge, the OfS . . .
With an average deficit of more than 500,000 pounds, and more “teetering on the edge,’ secondary schools in England are finding it harder to make ends meet, according to a new report by thinktank Refor . . .
"Young Asian American schoolboy on class" by Amanda Mills, USCDCP / free images This article from The News Lens gives some interesting views on the latest PISA rankings. ChalkFace has published numerous rece . . .
"Meet the 85-year-old Dallas area teacher who hasn’t missed a day of school in 26 years" by Sharon Grigsby Sharon Bradley began a career in teaching after leaving nursing 26 years ago and has never missed a . . .
Hong Kong students’ English proficiency continued to rank third in Asia, behind Malaysia and the Philippines, in 2018. Education consultancy firm IDP, which administers the IELTS test for non-native En . . .
UK universities made a record number of unconditional offers to 18-year-olds this year in what has been described by critics as a “frenetic scramble to put bums on seats,” despite pressure from governm . . .
The University of Oxford has released a sample of interview questions to assist prospective students who want to secure a place at the prestigious institution. Over the next fortnight, Oxford candidates will . . .
In a quiet suburb of Phnom Penh, former primary school teacher Samphy, 72, is seated at her dining table. She reminds us that it was only 40 years ago that an estimated two million people perished under th . . .
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