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Sats are national tests in the UK that children take twice during their primary school life; firstly, at the end of Key Stage 1 (KS1) in Year 2, and then secondly, at the end of Key Stage 2 (KS2) in Year 6. These . . .
The following opinion piece from The Guardian is quite negative on how Australian Universities are supporting students from China. The author (Yang Tian) believes that “Our (Australian) institutions are . . .
A recent survey in the US found that nearly 25 percent of parents think their children are given more homework than they can handle, while four in five parents said they have struggled to understand their kids&rsq . . .
Here is an interesting article from the Sydney Morning Herald giving a report card on the Australian education system by Peter Adams, the Melbourne-based global director for The Balanced Scorecard for Schools prog . . .
Last week ChalkFace wrote about a school in Sweden that has been trialing facial recognition software ( Facial recognition: School ID checks lead to fine in Sweden) . The local authority running that trial was fin . . .
Over the summer, racist comments taken from a seemingly harmless chatgroup on social media became the basis for the suspension and expulsion of several students at one of Hong Kong’s local english speaking h . . .
Business Insider asked teachers to respond to the question, "What's one thing students do that drives you nuts?" When students get addicted to posting everything on social media. When students lie. When stude . . .
The 2019 Best Countries for Education are ranked based on a perception-based global survey, which used a compilation of scores from three equally weighted country attributes: a well-developed public education syst . . .
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