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Education

A collection of 34 Posts

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France opens €1 university meals to all students post image
France Education Students

France opens €1 university meals to all students

by TODAY
Sweden wants children reading more and clicking less. Researchers and edtech advocates worry about the AI gap post image
Sweden Education Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Sweden wants children reading more and clicking less. Researchers and edtech advocates worry about the AI gap

by TODAY
The psychology of generation Alpha post image
Psychology Generation Alpha Parents

The psychology of generation Alpha

by Claire Hughes
University still pays off – even in lower-wage Britain post image
Analysis Universities Wages

University still pays off – even in lower-wage Britain

by Dr Sean Brophy
‘Six-seven’ viral slang floods classrooms across the UK as teachers report rising disruption post image
Schools Slangs Language Matters

‘Six-seven’ viral slang floods classrooms across the UK as teachers report rising disruption

by TODAY
Farage targets teachers as protest disrupts Reform rally post image
UK Politics Latest News Nigel Farage

Farage targets teachers as protest disrupts Reform rally

by TODAY
Labour pushes for stricter school phone bans amid social media concerns post image
Education Latest News

Labour pushes for stricter school phone bans amid social media concerns

by TODAY
Early years funding boost: Why the UK government is prioritising getting children school ready post image
Education Children Early Years

Early years funding boost: Why the UK government is prioritising getting children school ready

by Jonathan Glazzard
Student fees are set to rise, but at what cost to graduates’ mental health? post image
Education Higher Education Mental Health

Student fees are set to rise, but at what cost to graduates’ mental health?

by Thomas Richardson
English tuition fees rise – but it’s nowhere near enough income to solve universities’ financial crisis post image
Education Bridget Phillipson Department For Education (DFE)

English tuition fees rise – but it’s nowhere near enough income to solve universities’ financial crisis

by Franz Buscha
What a House of Commons with fewer privately educated MPs could mean for the UK post image
Westminster House of Commons Analysis

What a House of Commons with fewer privately educated MPs could mean for the UK

by Wang Leung (Kiwi) Ting
Why UK government policies have failed to recruit enough teachers for years post image
Education 2024 General Election Analysis

Why UK government policies have failed to recruit enough teachers for years

by Beng Huat See