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Many educators and researchers argue more play in the early years of school could better support children’s transition and learning. Many are suggesting play based learning to be integrated . . .
This article from EdSurge is quoting research based on a new large scale consumer survey. It found that college graduates who see clear connections between their coursework and their later employment place the hig . . .
A recent study by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and reported in Diverse: Issues In Higher Education found that despite strong beliefs in the importance of higher education, 45% of yo . . .
This is an interesting article from The US News looking at reasons why Americans may wish to consider undertaking a degree in Asia. As stated in the article: "Combining an undergraduate degree at a rep . . .
It is true that a lot of university reading lists are not representative or reflective of their student body. For many years now, the English Literary ‘canon’ has been accused of focusing too hea . . .
ChalkFace is always happy to share stories about exceptional teachers from around the globe. Eric Hale was recognized recently as the top urban teacher in the nation by The Council of The Great City Schools . . .
Domestic violence, family conflict and drink and drug abuse are the biggest drivers of the rise in child-protection cases in England, says the Local Government Association (LGA). The organisation representing . . .
Could calculating the patterns and cycles of the past lead us to an objective version of history, and could it also help us prevent a looming crisis? We would recommend taking the time to read through this . . .
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