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Pupils in England could be allowed to sit exams at home which would form evidence for GCSE, AS- and A-level grades this year, according to proposals on how to replace cancelled official exams. The Departmen . . .
Here is a great article from the Washington Post that is looking at some of the creative ideas that teachers in The Washington area have been doing to help make online learning more interesting for their students. . . .
Sarah Mills for Reuters reports that the BBC launched its new educational offering on Monday. British school-aged children will have free access to hours of curriculum-based learning on television every day. Kati . . .
Shivani Bhakoo of the Tribune News Service reports that Nehru Sidhant Kender Trust will provide free education to children in the city. The entire expenses of education, stationery, hiring teachers and other overh . . .
The pandemic continues to impact on Hong Kong schools in a variety of negative ways. This article from the SCMP is reporting on a large amount of HK teachers being stranded overseas as a result of the latest C . . .
Many Chinese parents suffer from extreme anxiety about their child’s educational progress. Even though the Chinese government has resolved to ease some of the crushing academic burden on primary and m . . .
Canada smooths path for student to work visas (Full article - PIE) What’s the purpose of university? (Full article – The Conversation ) Games in the classroom (Full article - edutopia) Which teacher . . .
Peggy Sito of the SCMP reports that the Jennifer Yu Cheng Girls Impact Foundation will partner with NGOs and other institutions to extend scholarships to teenage girls in marginalized or underprivileged communitie . . .
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