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The Guardian profiles research by LUMS economist Colin Green who warns of likely stress and absenteeism among staff when the school leaving age is raised.
Teachers nationwide are fighting cuts and unwanted education reforms, but those in Tacoma, Wash., went further and went on strike. With the strike now over, what did that accomplish?
On 29/September/2011 at 12.00noon - 7.00pm. If you are considering learning or brushing up a language, but are unsure about which level would be most suitable for you, this is an opportunity to get advice from the experts, the teachers themselves.
The revolution may have left Tahrir Square, but Egypt's education system is boiling with anger.
Teachers from 14 NASA Explorer Schools (NES) have been selected for the 2011 School Recognition Award for their contributions to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education.
Sept. 20 - A one minute, time-lapse movie of the Earth from space is giving insights into the views enjoyed by astronauts aboard the International Space Station as they go about their work.
Children, who are taught by good teachers, score better during their exams, says a new study. The study, commissioned by the Sutton Trust charity, found that pupils from poor backgrounds suffer the most in lessons taught by the worst performing staff.
Teachers across Wisconsin are retiring or quitting at higher rates than usual, due in part to a new law that cuts benefits and curtails collective bargaining rights.
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