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The new GCSE’s in the UK were meant to address a number of issues that were of concern with the previous version of the GCSE’s. However this recent research from the Sutton Trust as reported on th . . .
It is well known that the children from financially disadvantaged families miss out on many things, however many may not realize that this also includes exercise. When it comes to getting enough exercise, w . . .
Finland — where school starts at age seven, does not have much homework, and kids don’t take high-stakes tests. Students test well while putting in fewer hours of study. Andreas Schleicher, head of th . . .
Down (or flat) will be the new up when it comes to tuition prices. “Elite” will shift from being the sought-after brand to a questionable one for all but the wealthy. Country clubs or colleges? That . . .
The Economist recently published an article indicating that students wishing to maximize their earning potential have to consider two strategies: gaining admissions into a highly selective university pursuing . . .
Last year in Singapore alone families spent a staggering $1.4 billion last year on academic enrichment for their children. Behind this figure lies a thriving shadow education industry that provides a mind-bogglin . . .
Michelle Obama and Julia Roberts are teaming up on a trip to Vietnam. The former first lady will join the "Erin Brockovich" actress for a visit to the Southeast Asian country next week for the Obama Foundatio . . .
Here is a very interesting look at the cost of education in the UK as shown by UK government spending on education. Spending on schools is not shared out equally. The amount spent on each primary school child . . .
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