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Here is an inspirational article from CNN about a truly amazing teacher who gives everything to his profession. In a small overcrowded classroom in Pwani village, rural Kenya, Peter Tabichi teaches high . . .
I suppose it should come as no surprise that based on a recent national survey in Australia parents are more satisfied with their private school education than those parents whose children attend public . . .
A very interesting opinion piece from Jane Sloane published on Reliefweb. She starts with the powerful opening claim that “Educating girls is one of the most effective ways for countries to . . .
Findings presented in the article from the U.S.News confirm “Scientists 'found statistical equivalence between boys’ and girls' brains when it comes to learning math.” Boys and girls&n . . .
The annual IMD World Talent Ranking has placed Singapore in 10th position and Hong Kong in 15th in a survey of 63 countries. The results pointed to the high cost of living and lower government spending on ed . . .
I have never been a big fan of pointless meetings at the workplace so was very interested to read this article published on the BBC website based on research from the University of Malmo in Sweden. T . . .
Here is a very interesting article from The Schools’ News Service looking at reasons why a person who already has an undergraduate degree should possibly consider undertaking a postgraduate course. The 4 re . . .
Brexit is having far reaching implications for many aspects of UK life. The effect on scientific research is discussed in this recent article from The Guardian. There are numerous concerns being raised . . .
Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.
