Ruth Lesser, a leading figure in aphasia research and speech therapy, has died aged 95. She transformed Newcastle University's speech department and co-founded the British Aphasiology Society.
California's SB 1067 would require math screenings for K-2 students to address low scores, sparking debate over early intervention vs. potential stigmatization.
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New research from UCL's Institute of Education finds that teaching pupils in ability-based groups improves high achievers' progress without harming lower-attaining students, challenging mixed-ability education debates.
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Professor Paul Black, who helped shape England's national curriculum and pioneered Assessment for Learning, has died aged 95.
Half of England's schools are unfit due to leaks, mould, and faulty toilets, according to a NAHT survey. The NAO says £14bn is needed to restore buildings.
A coalition of 14 social mobility groups urges the government to fund a student premium for disadvantaged young people after GCSEs to prevent them from falling into unemployment.
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A survey reveals 20% of mainstream schools have inadequate special needs facilities, challenging Labour's Send reforms and £3.7bn pledge.
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A former school dinner manager recalls introducing self-service salad bars in Hackney in 1985, which reduced waste and encouraged healthier eating among pupils.
Specialist shoe retailers warn that closures are harming children's foot health, with more young people developing bunions due to ill-fitting shoes.
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Former Vogue editor laments Gen Z's reluctance to shake hands, answer calls, or meet eyes, calling for social skills classes in schools.
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A new study of over 14,000 US high school students finds heavy social media use triples the odds of recent alcohol consumption, highlighting digital literacy needs.
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Readers respond to Alan Milburn's finding that exam-focused schools are failing to prepare pupils for the real world, calling for a balance between testing and skills development.
Four teachers from Build-a-Future school in Lincolnshire were banned for misconduct including throwing eggs and rocks at pupils, using slurs, and playing cricket with a dead pheasant during lockdown.
An independent review finds Bristol Brunel Academy postponed a Jewish MP's visit due to safeguarding concerns, not antisemitism, amid planned protests and media scrutiny.
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Polling reveals 89% of parents support universal free school meals for primary pupils, as a third report cutting food quality and quantity due to cost pressures.
Court rulings are bolstering mandates to display the Ten Commandments in US public schools, as conservatives push to expand religion's role, sparking legal battles and resignations.
The small Massachusetts town of Lenox is embroiled in a heated debate over its high school mascot, Millionaire Man, with residents clashing over whether it reflects local history or promotes elitism. A school-wide vote, including preschoolers, will decide
A new poll shows parents are prouder of children saying 'please and thank you' than academic or sporting achievements, highlighting a shift toward valuing character traits like kindness and empathy.
The London School of Innovation will offer online Master's degrees taught by artificial intelligence tutors, with fees ranging from £9,000 to £11,000. Students will interact with AI avatars and engage in Socratic dialogues, while human staff provide mento
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