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This interesting article on the BBC website covers a growing movement in the UK which allows parents to donate school old uniforms. Yvonne Hall, 38, from Stockton-on-Tees, set up a Facebook group for parent . . .
Climate change is one of the biggest environmental and social issues facing the world today. Individual organizations’ efforts to reduce their own carbon footprint should be applauded. Goldsmiths, University . . .
If you are planning on going to The Netherlands for your tertiary education, you’d better brush up on your Dutch. Recently, Dutch universities feel that the government may require foreign students to take co . . .
In 1996, General Mills developed the Box Tops for Education program. Consumers would clip box tops of General Mills cereal brands like Cheerios and Wheaties, and send them to their schools. The schools would then . . .
The world index rankings (World Index) for Best Countries For Education in 2019 has the UK at the top of the list. However, The UK’s independent fact checking charity looks at the data and sees if this clai . . .
The ChalkFace has being publishing a series of articles on the impact of AI on the future of young people. This recent article from MIT gives another interesting insight into how AI will impact us all. &ldqu . . .
Here is a very interesting article by Forbes magazine identifying four main trends influencing education: Inclusion and equity. Organizations worldwide, are coming to terms with the unfinished business of . . .
Malawi, in northwest Africa, is one of the world’s least-developed countries, with a GDP of just US$350 per capita. Half of the population live below the poverty line, with the average family earning less th . . .
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