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The article calling for the scrapping of the GCSE English to avoid students being labeled failures is not really going in the right direction, in my opinion. I don’t agree that the qualification is not fit . . .
ChalkFace has been reporting on many countries/schools considering a ban (or already have) of mobile phones at school. However, there is an alternative. Soon, more than 1,000 schools in the US will be using Y . . .
A new proposal has been announced by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson would allow international students to stay in the UK for two years after graduating to potentially find work. The proposal would mean that inte . . .
The World Artificial Intelligence Conference held in Shanghai saw Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Chairman Jack Ma, two of the leading luminaries in the technology world . . .
A major flaw in education software used by most Australian schools could give predators easy access to thousands of young children. This problem is caused by the way email names are assigned to students, which is . . .
It is always great to see a teacher that goes to the extra effort to make the school experience a great one for their pupils. Here is an example of such a teacher, Staci Lamb from the US, using her own time and mo . . .
Cheating in exams is unfair and every effort needs to be made to ensure all students have equal chances of gaining the grades they deserve. Recently, the review chairman of the Independent Commission on Exa . . .
With the recent troubles in Hong Kong, it is worth taking the time to give a thought to those other children who face much greater hardship. This recent article from the BBC looks at the difficulties faced by . . .
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