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Schools are Brilliant. They May Just Be Answering the Wrong Question.

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ISC Research 4h ago policy
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A sixth form student I met recently told me, with no particular drama, that he’d taught himself to prompt AI using YouTube tutorials, then built his own practice app – as a non-coder, by the way – to develop the essay writing skills he…
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Hot weather hurts Asian crops as powerful El Niño takes shape

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Dawn Pakistan 7h ago research
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Dry weather is disrupting crop planting across Asia, raising concerns about food supplies in the world’s most populous region, and an expected severe El Niño weather pattern could inflict more damage. From India’s grain-producing…
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New report: civil justice reform falls short on delivering lasting change

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Nuffield Foundation 1d ago policy
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Decades of civil justice reform in England and Wales have failed to deliver lasting improvements, according to a new report. Authored by Dr John Sorabji, Associate Professor of Law at UCL, Improving civil justice reform – an analysis of…
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Global supply chains keep workers poor: three case studies show how the cycle can be broken

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The Conversation Africa 1d ago research
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Globally, about one in five people in jobs live in poverty . A key reason lies in how global supply chains are organised. From agriculture to tourism, many jobs are embedded in systems that keep wages low, even as they generate value for…
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European luxury brands seek to lure America's super-rich

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Dawn Pakistan 2d ago research
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European luxury brands have sharpened their focus on the United States, with a surge of store openings and fashion shows to lure a new crop of wealthy shoppers enriched by the AI and tech boom and offset weak consumer confidence in the…
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Survey finds generational gap in attitudes to AI romance

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Dawn Pakistan 2d ago research
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Almost 50 per cent of young adults in six major economies think AI romantic companionship will improve human happiness through emotional support in the next decade, the results of a large survey suggested on Monday. The percentage dropped…
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Research: Skills England Annual Skills Report and Sectoral Skills Needs Assessments 2026

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DWP 3d ago research
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The 2026 Annual Skills Report highlights key challenges in the skills system - our Skills Needs Assessments outline skills demand and supply in priority sectors.
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HIV in South Africa: why rolling out a groundbreaking new shot will miss a critical group of men

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The Conversation Africa 4d ago research
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The first shipment of Lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable that prevents HIV with two shots a year, arrived in South Africa from the United States in early April 2026. Clinical trials showed close to 100% efficacy . The rollout, expected…
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Around The Web In ESL/EFL/ELL

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Larry Ferlazzo (Teaching) 5d ago research
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Eight years ago I began this regular feature where I share a few posts and resources from around the Web related to ESL/EFL or to language in general that have caught my attention. You might also be interested in all my Best lists on…
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Climate change making Haj hotter, less safe: study

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Gulf Times Qatar 6d ago research
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Climate change is gradually shrinking the times of year when the annual Muslim hajj pilgrimage can take place in safe weather conditions, according to a new study published on Friday. The hajj in western Saudi Arabia, one of the most arid…
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Climate change making Haj hotter, less safe: study

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Gulf Times Education 6d ago research
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Climate change is gradually shrinking the times of year when the annual Muslim hajj pilgrimage can take place in safe weather conditions, according to a new study published on Friday. The hajj in western Saudi Arabia, one of the most arid…
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Turtles finally have a place in the tree of life: X-ray study of South African fossils was a decider

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The Conversation Africa 6d ago research
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The origin of turtles has always been a bit of a puzzle for scientists who study the evolution of animals. To this day, where they fit in the tree of life remains a highly debated topic. The evolutionary relationships of most vertebrate…
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Small airports are doing what megahubs cannot

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Gulf Times Education 7d ago research
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A structural shift is under way, and it is gathering pace faster than most people appreciate. Smaller, secondary airports are growing at rates that many of the world’s most famous hubs would envy. Point-to-point flying on modern, efficient…
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Small airports are doing what megahubs cannot

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Gulf Times Qatar 7d ago research
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A structural shift is under way, and it is gathering pace faster than most people appreciate. Smaller, secondary airports are growing at rates that many of the world’s most famous hubs would envy. Point-to-point flying on modern, efficient…
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Hígado graso: cuál es la dieta más eficaz para tratarlo y el endulzante que hay que evitar

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La Nación Sociedad 7d ago research
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La dieta mediterránea se ofrece como la más eficaz para el tratamiento del hígado graso porque cuenta con antioxidantes , fibra (que aporta el consumo de frutas, verduras, legumbres, semillas), cereales integrales, omega 3 y es baja en…
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Trump Board of Peace's official Gaza fund is empty

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Dawn Pakistan 7d ago research
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US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has no cash in its official Gaza reconstruction fund, despite member countries pledging billions of dollars, a source familiar with the board told AFP on Wednesday. Trump first conceived of the…
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Grants of up to £500,000 available – Racial Diversity UK fund reopens

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Nuffield Foundation 8d ago higher-ed
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Researchers, academics, charities and other organisations working on racial diversity, inequality and inclusion can now apply for grants of up to £500,000 each for research projects through the Nuffield Foundation’s Racial Diversity UK…
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Intersectionality and modern foreign languages at Key Stage 5

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FFT Education Datalab 8d ago research
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This post is the latest in our occasional series on intersectionality and Key Stage 5 subject choice. So far, we’ve looked at how likely pupils are to go on to study A-Levels in any subject , and separately at STEM subjects . Today we’ll…
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Behold, the Qabza Mafia of Karachi skies

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Dawn Pakistan 10d ago research
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We reached the old wolf in time to watch a fierce green fire dying in her eyes. I realised then, and have known ever since, that there was something new to me in those eyes — something known only to her and to the mountain. I was young…
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Asst Prof Filip Biljecki awarded the 2026 Gill Memorial Award by Royal Geographical Society

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NUS Newsroom 10d ago research
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NUS Assistant Professor Filip Biljecki from the Department of Architecture at the College of Design and Engineering has been conferred the Royal Geographical Society’s 2026 Gill Memorial Award, which recognises outstanding early-career…
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AP: US official reports no evidence of mines in Strait of Hormuz

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Middle East Eye 10d ago research
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AP: US official reports no evidence of mines in Strait of Hormuz The United States has not found any mines in the Strait of Hormuz, nor destroyed any mines or recorded damage to ships there, according to a US official quoted by the…
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Archaeological study to be carried out at Adam Park, a WWII battlefield and prisoner-of-war camp

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Straits Times Singapore 11d ago research
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Adam Park was the site of a battle between British and Japanese troops in 1942.
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Guardiola goodbye spoiled by Man City loss to Aston Villa

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Gulf Times Education 11d ago research
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Pep Guardiola bid an emotional farewell to Manchester City as a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa on Sunday brought down the curtain on a glittering decade under the Catalan. The 55-year-old announced Friday that he is set to depart after winning…
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Guardiola goodbye spoiled by Man City loss to Aston Villa

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Gulf Times Qatar 11d ago research
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Pep Guardiola bid an emotional farewell to Manchester City as a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa on Sunday brought down the curtain on a glittering decade under the Catalan. The 55-year-old announced Friday that he is set to depart after winning…
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¿Alcanzan los 150 minutos semanales? El dato que cambia lo que se sabe sobre el ejercicio y la salud del corazón

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La Nación Sociedad 11d ago research
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Durante años, cumplir con una consigna sencilla parecía suficiente. Caminar media hora por día, cinco veces por semana. Llegar a los 150 minutos. Tildar ese casillero . La idea se instaló con fuerza porque ofrecía algo tranquilizador: con…
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Nearly 10,000 Hongkongers granted permanent UK residence under BN(O) scheme

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SCMP Hong Kong 12d ago research
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Nearly 10,000 Hongkongers have been granted permanent residence in the UK under a bespoke British immigration pathway launched in January 2021, making them eligible to apply for citizenship next year. This year marks the fifth anniversary…
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‘Taiwan Travelogue’ author hopes award-winning novel can be read in China, spark dialogue

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HKFP 12d ago research
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The author of “Taiwan Travelogue”, Yang Shuang-zi, told AFP she hopes her International Booker Prize-winning novel can one day be read in China and facilitate dialogue about the “future Taiwanese people want”. Taiwanese author Yang…
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Is the End of the Obesity Epidemic Near? People Lost Up to 85 Pounds Using New Weight Loss Drug

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Reason 12d ago research
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Rumors about the astonishing weight loss potential of Eli Lilly's triple hormone drug retatrutide have been circulating for months. The results of its Phase 3 clinical trial, just released by the drugmaker, amply justify the buzz. The…
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Gibraltar monkeys eat soil in junk food detox: study

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Hurriyet Daily News 13d ago research
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A colony of macaques that gorge on snacks offered by tourists in the British territory of Gibraltar swallow soil to recover from their junk food binges, a study has found.
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Qatar-based British-Pakistani scientist develops AI eye scan for early dementia diagnosis

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Dawn Pakistan 13d ago research
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WASHINGTON: Professor Rayaz Malik, a British-Pakistani scientist based in Qatar, says a simple AI-powered eye scan lasting just two to three minutes may soon help doctors detect dementia and diabetic nerve damage years before symptoms…
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Stories, silences and secrets: donor conception, identity and belonging in contemporary families

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IOE London Blog 14d ago higher-ed
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21 May 2026 By Erika Grigorjew, Visiting PhD student, TCRU, (University of Jyväskylä) and Dushana Pinfield, TCRU Introduction At this year’s joint TCRU/Coram Annual Lecture, Dr Sophie Zadeh explored how donor conceived children, young…
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Sally Rooney confirms 'Intermezzo' to be published in Hebrew, sparking online backlash

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Middle East Eye 14d ago research
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Sally Rooney confirms 'Intermezzo' to be published in Hebrew, sparking online backlash Submitted by Hannah. Smith on Wed, 05/20/2026 - 13:23 The acclaimed author, a vocal supporter of Palestine, says the book will be published in line with…
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Accentism for profit? What Telus is getting wrong about accents

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UBC News 14d ago research
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Telus Digital, the global technology and digital services arm responsible for the telecommunication giant’s call centres, has recently deployed an “accent masking” artificial intelligence tool to change the way its offshore agents sound.…
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Taiwan writer wins International Booker for ‘slyly sophisticated’ novel

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HKFP 15d ago research
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Taiwanese author Yang Shuang-zi and translator Lin King won the International Booker Prize on Tuesday for “Taiwan Travelogue”, a playful postcolonial novel with a culinary bent. Taiwanese writer Yang Shuang-zi (right), who authored “Taiwan…
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How Arsenal banished 'nearly men' tag to end 22-year title wait

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Gulf Times Education 15d ago research
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Just four years ago, Arsenal were wallowing in recriminations and regret after finishing 24 points behind Premier League champions Manchester City. Pipped to a Champions League place by arch-rivals Tottenham on the final day of the 2021/22…
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How Arsenal banished 'nearly men' tag to end 22-year title wait

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Gulf Times Qatar 15d ago research
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Just four years ago, Arsenal were wallowing in recriminations and regret after finishing 24 points behind Premier League champions Manchester City. Pipped to a Champions League place by arch-rivals Tottenham on the final day of the 2021/22…
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Childminding Week: recognising a vital but under-pressure part of the early years system

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IOE London Blog 16d ago General
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19 May 2026 By Lynn Ang and Antonia Simon Coram Pacey’s Childminding Week provided an important opportunity to celebrate the contribution of childminders to children, families and communities across the UK, but also to reflect on the…
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Coffee Is Good for Your Brain

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Reason 16d ago research
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Greek immigrant Pasqua Rosée opened the first coffeehouse in London outside the Royal Exchange in 1652. In his advertising handbill on "The Vertue of the COFFEE Drink," Rosée claimed that coffee was "a most excellent Remedy against" all…
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The editor in a new era

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LSE Higher Education Blog 16d ago research
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How do editors create and hold space for knowledge production in the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL)? In this podcast, Alicja Syska , Daniela Gachago and Lee-Ann Sequeira discuss curation, care, the emotional and intellectual…
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Independent report: Pensions 2050: evidence and future priorities – interim report

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DWP 16d ago research
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An interim report of the second Pensions Commission, setting out the challenges that the UK's pensions system is facing out to 2050.
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When is it too late? What exclusions tell us about classroom disruption

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FFT Education Datalab 16d ago policy
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This project has been funded by the Nuffield Foundation, but the views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily the Foundation. Visit nuffieldfoundation.org Managing behaviour in schools is difficult. On the one hand,…
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China is reinventing itself as a study destination, and the UK must take note

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Wonkhe 16d ago research
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The old international recruitment paradigm thought about China in terms of how many students it would send abroad. Leina Shi explains its increasing focus on attracting international talent – and why the UK needs to pay attention
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China is reinventing itself as a study destination, and the UK must take note

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WonkHE Blogs 16d ago research
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The old international recruitment paradigm thought about China in terms of how many students it would send abroad. Leina Shi explains its increasing focus on attracting international talent – and why the UK needs to pay attention
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The bell tolls in Beijing: Xi’s warning and the shadow of Thucydides

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Gulf Times Education 16d ago research
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“It was the rise of Athens and the fear that this instilled in Sparta that made war inevitable.” Two thousand five hundred years on, the trap is being set again — and this time the stakes are nuclear. When Xi Jinping stood on Chinese soil…
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The bell tolls in Beijing: Xi’s warning and the shadow of Thucydides

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Gulf Times Qatar 16d ago research
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“It was the rise of Athens and the fear that this instilled in Sparta that made war inevitable.” Two thousand five hundred years on, the trap is being set again — and this time the stakes are nuclear. When Xi Jinping stood on Chinese soil…
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Bridget Phillipson launches ‘international SEND alliance’

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Schools Week UK 17d ago research
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The education secretary also reveals England will rejoin major global teacher workforce study The post Bridget Phillipson launches ‘international SEND alliance’ first appeared on Schools Week .
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UK science must deliver on its promise of economic growth to resist growing political pressure

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WonkHE Blogs 17d ago research
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The consensus that more research funding will lead to more growth is breaking down. Richard Jones urges the sector to act before it's too late
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UK science must deliver on its promise of economic growth to resist growing political pressure

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Wonkhe 17d ago research
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The consensus that more research funding will lead to more growth is breaking down. Richard Jones urges the sector to act before it's too late
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LGBTQ campaigners denounce Eurovision 'pinkwashing' ahead of final

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Middle East Eye 19d ago research
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LGBTQ campaigners denounce Eurovision 'pinkwashing' ahead of final Submitted by Alex MacDonald on Thu, 05/14/2026 - 16:56 Queer campaigners say LGBTQ community should boycott Saturday's final over Gaza genocide Spectators wearing raincoats…
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The UK has become more equal but ethnic minorities still earn less than their White counterparts

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Resolution Foundation 19d ago research
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This article was initially published on our Substack . Following the news this week, it can feel like political realities in the UK are changing by the minute. For anyone who, like me, is finding the live feeds a little dizzying, this…
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Palestine Action prisoner with muscular dystrophy says he is forced to 'crawl like a wounded dog'

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Middle East Eye 20d ago research
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Palestine Action prisoner with muscular dystrophy says he is forced to 'crawl like a wounded dog' Submitted by Katherine Hearst on Thu, 05/14/2026 - 15:06 Muhammad Umer Khalid was denied bail despite medical evidence indicating that his…
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An entrepreneurial journey to ecological hygiene products

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Cambridge Judge Business School Insight 21d ago research
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Amaury van Trappen de Buggenoms, an alumnus of the MPhil in Management programme at Cambridge Judge Business School, is a great believer in pivoting to find the right business opportunity at the right time. Amaury (MPhil Management 2021)…
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Deborah Cadman OBE joins Nuffield Foundation’s Board of Trustees

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Nuffield Foundation 21d ago higher-ed
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The Nuffield Foundation has appointed Deborah Cadman OBE to its Board of Trustees. Deborah brings considerable experience from a 30‑year career in senior leadership roles across local government, public policy, and national regulatory…
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How to test AI’s deceits

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IOE London Blog 21d ago General
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14 May 2026 By Diana Laurillard ‘Richard Dawkins concludes AI is conscious, even if it doesn’t know it’, The Guardian, 5 May 2026. We must all sharpen our wits when we deal with AI. That someone as renowned for critical thinking as Richard…
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Research: Qualification price statistics: 2026

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Ofqual 22d ago research
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Ofqual's analysis of the changes in pricing of regulated general and vocational qualifications in England as of February 2026.
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Research: Qualification price statistics: 2026

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Ofqual 22d ago research
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Ofqual's analysis of the changes in pricing of regulated general and vocational qualifications in England as of February 2026.
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Imagining the ‘oral essay’, or why universities should make more room for thinking aloud

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IOE London Blog 23d ago higher-ed
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12 May 2026 By Katia Dowdle When did monological academic speaking become so rehearsed? In universities, students are asked to contribute to seminars, deliver presentations, defend their ideas in vivas and discuss complex concepts with…
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19 longest words in English that will test your student brain

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Study International 23d ago research
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Many of the longest words in English have roots in medicine or chemistry. Science in general requires precision and specificity — this need to describe something in exact detail. That’s why you get extremely long words like…
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Hígado graso: cuál es la dieta más eficaz para tratarlo

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La Nación Sociedad 23d ago research
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La dieta mediterránea se ofrece como la más eficaz para el tratamiento del hígado graso porque cuenta con antioxidantes , fibra (que aporta el consumo de frutas, verduras, legumbres, semillas), cereales integrales, omega 3 y es baja en…
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Birmingham jury fails to convict pro-Palestine activist accused of supporting Hamas

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Middle East Eye 23d ago research
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Birmingham jury fails to convict pro-Palestine activist accused of supporting Hamas A jury was unable to convict a Palestinian activist who stands accused of supporting terrorism and encouraging support for a proscribed organisation -…
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Birmingham jury fails to convict pro-Palestine activist accused of supporting Hamas

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Middle East Eye 23d ago research
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Birmingham jury fails to convict pro-Palestine activist accused of supporting Hamas Submitted by Areeb Ullah on Mon, 05/11/2026 - 15:47 Majid Freeman denied terrorism-related charges as the court ordered a retrial over social media posts…
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Screens are part of modern parenting – five tips for healthy use

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The Conversation UK Education 24d ago research
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airdone/Shutterstock Screens are everywhere in children’s lives. They use them at school and at home. They see screens used by their parents as they work on laptops, use phones to arrange playdates or look up outings or recipes on tablets.…
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Shifting dynamics of power

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Dawn Pakistan 24d ago research
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The global economic landscape of early 2026 presents a compelling duality. The metrics of “nominal value” and “purchasing power” have diverged, defining two distinct economic realities. As of the first quarter of 2026, the United States…
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Wegen eines Hantavirus-Verdachtsfalls: Britische Armee schickt Ärzte mit Fallschirm auf entlegene Insel

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Tagesspiegel Wissen 24d ago General
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Die Insel Tristan da Cunha gilt als einer der entlegensten Orte der Welt. Weil ein Passagier der „Hondius“ dort Symptome zeigt, schickte London nun Fallschirmspringer und medizinisches Material.
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Back to Britain for Dublin City Council with .co.uk website for ‘digital governance’

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Irish Times News 25d ago research
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'Overheard’s research suggests that Dublin became independent from the UK along with 25 other counties in 1922 after a period of guerrilla warfare. It’s a matter of some sensitivity and strong feeling.' Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish…
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The costs of limiting academic freedom

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LSE Education Blog 27d ago higher-ed
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The UK High Court’s recent decision in favour of Sussex university is the latest flashpoint in an ongoing debate on academic freedom. Chirantan Chatterjee argues attempts to narrow academic debate could … Continued The post The costs of…
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Hígado graso: cuál es la dieta más eficaz para tratarlo y el endulzante que hay que evitar

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La Nación Sociedad 27d ago research
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La dieta mediterránea se ofrece como la más eficaz para el tratamiento del hígado graso porque cuenta con antioxidantes , fibra (que aporta el consumo de frutas, verduras, legumbres, semillas), cereales integrales, omega 3 y es baja en…
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The concept and practice of evidence and evidencing: misuses and misconceptions

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IOE London Blog 28d ago research
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7 May 2026 By David Scott In common speech and everyday activity, we use the concept of evidence to indicate or suggest that something is true or that it exists or to support an argument or an idea. Here are some examples of how the…
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Fixing the teacher pipeline means looking at the joints, not just the flow

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Schools Week UK 28d ago research
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The metaphor is useful, but our research found leaks at different stages of the pipeline appear to need different fixes The post Fixing the teacher pipeline means looking at the joints, not just the flow first appeared on Schools Week .
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China metals demand gets lift as Iran war spurs export boom

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Gulf Times Education 28d ago research
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Metal exports from China, especially aluminium, are getting a significant lift from the war in the Middle East, which has cut regional supplies while boosting demand for clean-tech products as fossil fuel prices soar. Shipments of…
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China metals demand gets lift as Iran war spurs export boom

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Gulf Times Qatar 28d ago research
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Metal exports from China, especially aluminium, are getting a significant lift from the war in the Middle East, which has cut regional supplies while boosting demand for clean-tech products as fossil fuel prices soar. Shipments of…
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What genetics can (and can’t) tell us about educational inequality

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FFT Education Datalab 29d ago research
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Discussions of educational inequality usually focus on family income, school quality and neighbourhoods. Much less attention is paid to genetics, often because the topic feels complex and uncomfortable. Yet recent research allows us to ask…
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AAU 29d ago research
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Making use of on line position bonuses can raise the entire playing lesson

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AAU 29d ago research
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It does, yet not, seem to be part of the casino’s commitment to protection

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AAU 29d ago research
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Among casino’s latest advertisements, offered to Uk members just, is the �Daily Spin Frenzy’ Admirers away from alive casino games will delight in exclusive dining table and you may video game let you know choice which aren’t located…
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Jury convicts four from Palestine Action over UK break-in

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Dawn Pakistan 29d ago research
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LONDON: A jury on Tuesday convicted four Palestine Action activists of criminal damage in 2024 at the UK premises of Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems, the first convictions in the protracted, high-profile case. The verdict against the…
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What do we know about ‘Project Freedom’?

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Dawn Pakistan 30d ago research
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A PHOTO posted to his Truth Social account shows President Trump holding ‘Wild Cards’ from the UNO board game. • Centcom deploys destroyers, over 100 aircraft and 15,000 troops • Trump frames operation as ‘humanitarian gesture’ to free…
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A long war?

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Dawn Pakistan 31d ago research
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IT is becoming increasingly uncertain how long the Iran war, now in its third month, will last. Until recently, it seemed American and Iranian interests aligned in wanting to avoid a protracted conflict, although Israel’s didn’t. That…
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Jerusalem Christians worried after attack on nun by Jewish extremist

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Dawn Pakistan 31d ago research
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JERUSALEM: Footage of an attack on a Catholic nun in Jerusalem shocked the world when it went viral this week, but for worshippers attending Sunday mass at Saint Stephen’s Basilica, it was just the latest example of mounting religious…
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Jemima ‘plans to remarry’

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Dawn Pakistan 31d ago research
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LONDON: British social activist and Imran Khan’s ex-wife, Jemima Goldsmith, is reportedly set to remarry, marking a new chapter in her personal life. According to recent media reports, Jemima, 52, is engaged to Irish-Australian financier…
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A century-old clock above, hidden tunnel below: How Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad’s legacy was given new life

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Malay Mail Education 31d ago research
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 — Once a colonial administrative building and later home to Malaysia’s highest courts, Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad has since taken on another interesting incarnation. Overlooking Dataran Merdeka, the building is now a…
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INTERVIEW: Qualifying for LA2028 Olympics Pakistan’s main focus, says Manzoor Sr

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Dawn Pakistan 32d ago research
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KARACHI: The year 2026 is crucial for Pakistan hockey that has endured many crises on and off the field for ages. After a gap of eight years, the national team finally made it to this year’s World Cup, by reaching the final of a qualifying…
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A successful open access book mandate requires infrastructure not compliance

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LSE Education Blog 33d ago General
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The requirement for longform publications to be open access always seems to be one REF cycle away. Considering the findings of a recent British Academy report on open access book … Continued The post A successful open access book mandate…
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Dolls beat screens for building children’s social skills, study finds

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The Conversation UK Education 34d ago research
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Vach cameraman/Shutterstock What’s the point of play? Is it simply a way to keep children occupied, or something more? For some, it’s about learning literacy and numeracy. For others, it’s how friendships form and relationships deepen. But…
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Are there lessons to be learned from the history of workers’ technical education in mid to late nineteenth-century Britain?

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IOE London Blog 35d ago policy
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30 April 2026 By Julia Jeanes The question of how Britain’s education system should prepare people for employment has been hotly contested since the 19th century. Compared with academic routes, successive policy and qualification changes…
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Why falling birth rates mean big changes for England’s schools

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Nuffield Foundation 35d ago higher-ed
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Primary pupil numbers in England are falling fast. A recent National Audit Office (NAO) report warns that without strategic planning, growing demographic decline risks destabilising schools, undermining educational quality, and…
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Cambridge A-level paper leak brings distress to bright students

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Dawn Pakistan 35d ago research
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ISLAMABAD: After an alleged A-level paper leak , the Inter-Board of Coordination Commission (IBCC) on Wednesday decided to seek report from Cambridge as parents and students once again raised questions about the transparency of the exam…
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„Wir konkurrieren mit den Berliner Unis“: Britische Elite-Uni motiviert ihre Absolventen zur Firmengründung in Berlin

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Tagesspiegel Wissen 35d ago General
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Das Gründerzentrum der London School of Economics schafft eine Plattform in Berlin – und bringt sich gegen Konkurrenten in Stellung. Vor allem im Bereich KI, Klima- und Finanztechnologie soll der Hub aktiv sein.
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Independent review into antisemitism

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Department for Education 36d ago research
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This call for evidence invites feedback to understand experiences of antisemitism in schools and colleges in England.
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Maths pupils ‘make slower progress in mixed ability classes’

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Schools Week UK 36d ago research
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Using sets for maths also did not 'significantly harm' the attainment of students from poorer backgrounds, finds study The post Maths pupils ‘make slower progress in mixed ability classes’ first appeared on Schools Week .
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Imperial decadence

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Dawn Pakistan 36d ago research
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COMMENTS on the visible decline and, in the most optimistic estimates, impending demise of the American empire often refer to the Roman Empire 2,000 years ago as a cautionary precedence. And the notorious emperors Nero and Caligula are…
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Stents Can Ease Symptoms of Post-Thrombotic Syndrome

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Northwestern Feinberg News 36d ago research
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A procedure designed to reopen blocked veins successfully reduced pain, swelling and disability in people with post-thrombotic syndrome — a common and often debilitating complication of deep vein thrombosis — according to results of a…
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Attendance awards, sex education plus the return of the behaviour tracker 📉

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Teacher Tapp Blog 37d ago research
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Hey there Tappers Judging by the messages from Tappers in our inbox, this is the busiest term of the year! So many of you have been writing in to request data for presentations and staff CPD, and we’re always thrilled to help. If you’d…
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The oil, gas and arms companies profiting from the war on Iran

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Middle East Eye 37d ago research
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The oil, gas and arms companies profiting from the war on Iran As the death toll in Iran moves above 3,500 and energy bills rise for UK households, fossil fuel and weapons companies have seen their profits rise dramatically since the war…
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Care Leaves and Care Time for All: One bold, yet modest proposal to address the care crisis

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IOE London Blog 37d ago higher-ed
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28 April 2026 By Peter Moss and Andrea Doucet, Professor of Sociology and Women’s and Gender Studies, Brock University, and honorary professor, UCL Over the last 40 years, care leaves have come to play an increasingly important role in…
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The state of play for MATs in 2026

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FFT Education Datalab 37d ago policy
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For the next six months at least, every education blog must begin with reference to one of the recent white papers. And this one is no exception: among many other things, the schools white paper stated that all schools will eventually be…
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Regional coordination is needed to tackle barriers to access

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Wonkhe 37d ago research
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No single institution can address the most complex access issues. Antony Moss sets out the evidence from London on why collaboration must be the way forward
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Regional coordination is needed to tackle barriers to access

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WonkHE Blogs 37d ago research
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No single institution can address the most complex access issues. Antony Moss sets out the evidence from London on why collaboration must be the way forward
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Fridge runner starts 32 Irish marathons to support Alzheimer’s research

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Irish Times News 37d ago research
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Mo Farah runs alongside Jordan Adams, who is carrying a 25kg fridge on his back, during the London Marathon on Sunday. Photograph: Jas Lehal/PA
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The FDA Fast-Tracks Its Review of Psilocybin and Methylone, 2 Promising Psychedelics

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Reason 40d ago research
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It has been six days since President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at facilitating regulatory review of psychedelics that have shown potential as psychotherapeutic catalysts. As promised then, the Food and Drug…
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Palestine Action defendants targeted Elbit's use of ‘deadly AI’, court hears

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Middle East Eye 40d ago research
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Palestine Action defendants targeted Elbit's use of ‘deadly AI’, court hears Palestine Action defendants charged in connection with a break-in at an Elbit Systems factory targeted the Israeli arms company’s use of artificial intelligence,…
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Sarawak aims to elevate plastic surgery sector to South Korea’s standards, says Dr Sim

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Malay Mail Education 41d ago research
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KUCHING, April 24 — Sarawak aims to develop its plastic and aesthetic surgery sector to a level comparable with South Korea, while maintaining strict standards in training, patient safety and regulatory compliance, said Deputy Premier…
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From Wulfstan of York to Pete Hegseth, fake Bible verses have often been politicized

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UBC News 41d ago research
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How can Pete Hegseth, the United States defense secretary who claims to be a devout evangelical Christian , have placed Quentin Tarantino on the same footing as the word of God? An example from the early 11th century explains how fake…
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Not your father’s Wild, Wild West

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Harvard Gazette 42d ago research
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Photo by Sharona Jacobs Arts & Culture Not your father’s Wild, Wild West Megan Kate Nelson’s new book challenges myths of American frontier, finds more diverse, complex saga Jacob Sweet Harvard Staff Writer April 22, 2026 5 min read Megan…
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Understanding incel culture – and how schools can address it

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The Conversation UK Education 42d ago research
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New Africa/Shutterstock Incels, or involuntary celibates, are members of an online subculture, most often heterosexual men, who believe they have been unconditionally excluded from the dating scene. This has negative implications for their…
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Bristol school’s decision to postpone MP visit based on ‘safeguarding concerns’, review finds

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Schools Week UK 43d ago research
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Joan McVittie's review into decision making at Bristol Brunel Academy finds no evidence of antisemitism The post Bristol school’s decision to postpone MP visit based on ‘safeguarding concerns’, review finds first appeared on Schools Week .
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The transition from primary to secondary for pupils with special educational needs (SEN)

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FFT Education Datalab 43d ago research
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The publication of the Schools White Paper signalled substantial long-term reform of provision for children with special educational needs (SEN). First and foremost is the requirement for schools to have inclusion bases. Many schools…
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Georgia Tech Arboretum Earns ArbNet Recertification

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Georgia Tech News 43d ago research
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Georgia Tech Arboretum Earns ArbNet Recertification Superadmin Tue, 04/21/2026 - 10:53 For Georgia Tech, the campus arboretum is more than a designated area of trees. It is the entire campus. Walkways, quads, greens, and streetscapes are…
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AI in education: no more marking, lesson planning… teaching… learning?

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IOE London Blog 44d ago edtech
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21 April 2026 By Norbert Pachler and Keith Turvey AI in education is often marketed as an automated substitute for time-consuming pedagogical practices like marking or lesson planning – or guiding learning in real time – that are inherent…
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How Trinity Laban shapes working artists

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Study International 44d ago research
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When Jochebel Ohene MacCarthy first auditioned for Tina: The Tina Turner Musical , she turned down the chance to read for the lead. “I thought it was way too hard,” she says of the role, which demanded stamina, control, and the ability to…
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Research: Apprenticeship End-Point Assessments Statistical Report: March 2024 to February 2025

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Ofqual 44d ago research
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This report provides information on the volumes and outcomes of apprenticeship end-point assessments (EPAs) taken in England. The report covers only Ofqual regulated EPAs.
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Using administrative data to study initial post-16 destinations

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FFT Education Datalab 44d ago research
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The headline number of 16-24 year olds not in education, employment or training (NEET), currently hovering at around 1 million, or 1 in 8 of the population, has been prominent in education circles recently, to the extent that a “Tsar” has…
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Germany heads for record 420,000 foreign students as US, Canada, UK cut intake

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VnExpress International 47d ago research
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Germany is on course for a record 420,000 international students in the 2025-2026 academic year, drawing record numbers from India, Vietnam, and across Asia with free tuition and scholarships even as other major overseas study destinations…
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A common challenge: Strengthening student confidence in the ROI of study abroad

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ICEF Monitor 48d ago research
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More restrictive immigration policies in the Big Four destinations – Australia, Canada, UK, and the United States – are concerning some international students about the return on investment (ROI) of study abroad. Prospective students are…
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On-campus food poverty – what can and should universities do?

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LSE Education Blog 49d ago higher-ed
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Faced with a cost-of-living crisis more students in England are attending university courses hungry. Reporting on new findings, Emma Wainwright and Ellen McHugh reveal the scale of this issue and … Continued The post On-campus food poverty…
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The myth of STEM only growth holds back the UK

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LSE Education Blog 51d ago policy
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An increasingly common view in government holds that STEM subjects alone drive growth. Geoff Mulgan argues such positions are fundamentally blind to the value of social sciences and humanities, even … Continued The post The myth of STEM…
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Can Music Help Revision? Study Finds ‘It Depends’

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Teaching Times 50d ago research
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The post Can Music Help Revision? Study Finds ‘It Depends’ appeared first on TeachingTimes .
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Creative Pathways Narrow Sharply For Young People, Cambridge Study Finds

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Teaching Times 50d ago research
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The post Creative Pathways Narrow Sharply For Young People, Cambridge Study Finds appeared first on TeachingTimes .
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The myth of STEM only growth holds back the UK

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LSE Education Blog 51d ago policy
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An increasingly common view in government holds that STEM subjects alone drive growth. Geoff Mulgan argues such positions are fundamentally blind to the value of social sciences and humanities, even … Continued The post The myth of STEM…
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New UBC wash removes pesticides and extends produce shelf life

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UBC News 51d ago research
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UBC researchers have developed a natural, biodegradable wash that removed over 86 per cent of surface pesticide residue from tested fruit and slowed browning and moisture loss. This could mean safer apples, grapes and other fruit that also…
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Report calls for better evidence on the use of AI in career guidance to ensure all young people benefit

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Nuffield Foundation 51d ago edtech
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According to a landmark review published today, AI is beginning to shape young people’s transitions from education to work at a time when they face heightened challenges. While AI tools may offer opportunities for better access to…
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The missing catalogue – Why finding books in translation is still so hard

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LSE Education Blog 52d ago research
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Finding a work in translation is harder than you think. Discussing the creation of Zenòdot, a cross-referencing project for books in translation, Ausiàs Tsel outlines the challenges of creating a record … Continued The post The missing…
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Netflix’s ‘The Dinosaurs’ rehashes a very old story — of empire and conquest

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UBC News 52d ago research
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“This is the story of the dinosaurs as it has never been told before,” narrates Morgan Freeman in the opening of Neflix’s The Dinosaurs docuseries . The four-part series combines advanced CGI with real nature footage to create cutting-edge…
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The parents using play to stop children getting 'trapped' by screens

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BBC News Education 54d ago research
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Researchers say more speech and interaction around children can aid the development of young brains.
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Make UK academia grate again

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HEPI Blog 55d ago research
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This blog was kindly authored by Professor Michael Mainelli, Chairman, Z/Yen Group and Chair of the Chartered ABS International Students Taskforce. Study roam The UK has long been a premier destination for international students – but as…
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Supply and demand for international higher education increasingly aligned in Asia

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ICEF Monitor 55d ago research
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A new report from Studyportals and the British Council, “ Asia, Latin America, and MENA in global education ,” demonstrates the continued rise of study abroad destinations outside of the Big Four anglophone countries. Of the three featured…
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Using genetic data to study social inequality in education: findings from three British birth cohorts

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IOE London Blog 56d ago research
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9 April 2026 By Tim Morris, Liam Wright and David Bann Social science has long sought to advance understanding of the drivers of educational success, but doing so is harder than it might seem, even with access to a wealth of data.…
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Using genetic data to study social inequality in education: findings from three British birth cohorts

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IOE London Blog 56d ago research
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9 April 2026 By Tim Morris, Liam Wright and David Bann Social science has long sought to advance understanding of the drivers of educational success, but doing so is harder than it might seem, even with access to a wealth of data.…
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Inspiring the Future of Local Media launches across the North West

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Education and Employers 58d ago research
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Young people across the North West will gain valuable new insights into careers in local media through a major new programme delivered by Education and Employers this year. Delivered through an innovative partnership with the DCMS, News…
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BeReady

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Chartered College of Teaching 58d ago research
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BeReady works across multiple sectors, offering bespoke, fully-funded, interactive online training programmes. Our collaborative partnership with BeReady recognises our joint commitment to help solve sector recruitment needs and challenges…
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Lessons from Belgrade on UK research

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Wonkhe 62d ago research
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James Coe has been on his travels and has lessons from Serbia on the future of UK research
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Lessons from Belgrade on UK research

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WonkHE Blogs 62d ago research
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James Coe has been on his travels and has lessons from Serbia on the future of UK research
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Lessons from Belgrade on UK research

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Wonkhe 62d ago research
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James Coe has been on his travels and has lessons from Serbia on the future of UK research
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10 key findings about the outcomes of initially high-achieving children from disadvantaged backgrounds

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FFT Education Datalab 63d ago higher-ed
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Over the past two years, we have been working on a project exploring the outcomes of children from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds who show high levels of achievement early in their education . Funded by the Nuffield Foundation,…
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The missing middle ground between research-led and practice-led education

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SRHE Blog 63d ago research
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by Saeed Talebi and Nick Morton A peer reviewer recently challenged our pedagogical approach. We had described embedding an industry-led research project on Digital Twin development into our built environment curriculum as…
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EDI evidence requirements are a mechanism of ideological selection

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Wonkhe 63d ago research
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A report found a correlation between EDI spending and free speech compliance failures that controls for institution size. William Mackesy argues the findings deserve scrutiny, not dismissal
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Learning from autistic teachers could change schools for the better

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The Conversation UK Education 64d ago research
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PeopleImages/Shutterstock As a researcher in autism and education and a former secondary school teacher, it took me a while to realise that autistic school staff were rarely included in conversations about inclusion and diversity in…
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By linking national scholarly infrastructures we can better understand the impact of global research

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LSE Education Blog 63d ago research
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Global scholarly information systems provide poor coverage for social science and humanities research taking place outside of the anglophone world and in languages other than English. Paul Donner, Stephan Stahlschmidt, … Continued The post…
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More evidence doesn’t mean more justice – The limits of visual technologies in human rights cases

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LSE Education Blog 64d ago research
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Digital technologies have democratised the collection of visual evidence. However, as Kamari Maxine Clarke, Jennifer Burrell and Sara Kendall show, how this evidence is translated into evidentiary standards through the … Continued The post…
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The real threat to trust in science isn’t outright fraud, but the pervasive tweaking of research designs and models

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LSE Education Blog 66d ago research
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Spectacular cases of data fabrication and manipulation unearthed by dedicated “sleuths” are often seen as evidence of a crisis in science. However, discussing their new book, Thomas Plümper and Eric … Continued The post The real threat to…
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The huge homeownership hurdle

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Resolution Foundation 68d ago research
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I’ve reached a point in my life where many of my peers are homeowners who talk about things like ‘kitchen triangles’ [1] . As someone who doesn’t own their home, I nod smile and remind myself that I’m not alone. That’s what the data says…
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Three red flags for “evidenced-based” EdTech

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LSE Education Blog 69d ago edtech
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Given the sector they are targeting, it is perhaps unsurprising that new EdTech tools often claim to be evidence-based. However, as Natalia Kucirkova outlines, these claims can sometimes be difficult … Continued The post Three red flags…
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Placement students deserve the same protections as workers

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Wonkhe 69d ago research
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With placement students routinely clocking 75-hour weeks across study, unpaid work and paid employment, Mary Lawler, Adrian Wright, Mark Wilding and Martin Lowe argue the system needs safeguards it currently lacks
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For open research to work, research institutions and publishers need to collaborate

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LSE Education Blog 70d ago research
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The growth in global and open research has fuelled structural change in scholarly communications and at the same time created significant challenges in ensuring research integrity. Heidi Ormstad, Rebecca Lawrence, … Continued The post For…
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How will qualification entry patterns change as a result of changes to Attainment 8?

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FFT Education Datalab 71d ago policy
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Back in November, the Department for Education (DfE) signalled changes to its headline secondary school performance measures, Attainment 8 and Progress 8. We wrote about their proposals at the time . Briefly, with the demise of the English…
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Predatory university rankings jeopardise the value of Webometrics

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LSE Education Blog 70d ago higher-ed
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The Webometrics ranking of universities provides a valuable and more comprehensive open data alternative to traditional university rankings. However, as Vladimir M. Moskovkin shows mirror sites and an emergent market … Continued The post…
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BERA ECR Network welcomes new convenors

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BERA 71d ago higher-ed
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The BERA Early Career Researcher (ECR) Network has appointed two new convenors following a recent open call. Christopher Collins joins as a Convenor Representative for Scotland, succeeding Lisa Reed after two successful terms. A depute…
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Decolonising race, racialism and racial categories

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IOE London Blog 72d ago higher-ed
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24 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott Talk of race in education often swings between two unsatisfactory positions. One treats racial categories as straightforward descriptions of human…
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Exclusions and suspensions in Autumn 2025/26

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FFT Education Datalab 72d ago policy
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Regular readers will know that we’ve been using attendance data to monitor the rate of exclusions and suspensions in schools in advance of official statistics from the Department of Education. This is largely because of the time lag in the…
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Decolonising race, racialism and racial categories

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IOE London Blog 72d ago higher-ed
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24 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott Talk of race in education often swings between two unsatisfactory positions. One treats racial categories as straightforward descriptions of human…
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We’ve gone from a purely English-speaking home to a truly bilingual one: how a small London primary school is working to sustain Welsh as a heritage language

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IOE London Blog 77d ago General
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19 March 2026 By Emma Brooks, Zhu Hua and Aine McAllister We first visit Ysgol Gymraeg Llundain by invitation on a cold sunny day in January, intrigued to learn more about this unique multilingual context. Tucked away in an Ealing suburb,…
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Outcomes for pupils with low reading attainment at Key Stage 2

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FFT Education Datalab 77d ago research
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In previous articles in this series we’ve looked at the longer-term outcomes associated with early literacy outcomes, using end of Key Stage 1 assessments in reading and writing as a baseline measure. In this article, we’re again going to…
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We’ve gone from a purely English-speaking home to a truly bilingual one: how a small London primary school is working to sustain Welsh as a heritage language

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IOE London Blog 77d ago research
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19 March 2026 By Emma Brooks, Zhu Hua and Aine McAllister We first visit Ysgol Gymraeg Llundain by invitation on a cold sunny day in January, intrigued to learn more about this unique multilingual context. Tucked away in an Ealing suburb,…
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If you think your toddler’s often ill, you’re right – what going to nursery means for catching colds and building immunity

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The Conversation UK Education 77d ago research
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Art_Photo/Shutterstock There’s no nice way to put it: small children are snotty. A research study that tested children for multiple respiratory viruses every week for a year found that under-fives are carrying one or more viruses 50% of…
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Teaching sex, sexuality and gender as educational work

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IOE London Blog 79d ago higher-ed
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17 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott Institutions of education are not well served by the current public tone around sex, sexuality and gender. The debate is often conducted as a test of…
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Teaching sex, sexuality and gender as educational work

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IOE London Blog 79d ago higher-ed
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17 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott Institutions of education are not well served by the current public tone around sex, sexuality and gender. The debate is often conducted as a test of…
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Why harmful content keeps reaching children online – and what advertising has to do with it

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The Conversation UK Education 79d ago research
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Matryoha/Shutterstock Children today can encounter harmful material online with alarming ease, including violent, sexual and self-harm content. While this is often treated as a moderation failure, the deeper cause is economic. Much of the…
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Coaching the Next Generation: A Student-Led Revolution in Pastoral Support

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ISC Research Blog 80d ago research
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What happens when students are trained not to give advice, but to coach? At British School Muscat, Sixth Formers are learning professional coaching skills to support their peers, transforming pastoral care into a student-led model that…
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Coaching the Next Generation: A Student-Led Revolution in Pastoral Support

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ISC Research 80d ago research
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Forget traditional, advice-heavy mentorship; our Sixth Form students are now operating on a higher level more associated with executive training. Recognizing the profound impact of true coaching methodology, we have invested in teaching…
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BERA Announces 2026 Masters Dissertation Prize

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BERA 82d ago higher-ed
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The British Educational Research Association is delighted to announce that the 2026 BERA Masters Dissertation Prize has been awarded to Laura King for her dissertation: “Neuromyths and Neurodiversity: Insights from International School…
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BERA publishes 2025 Annual Report

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BERA 83d ago research
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The British Educational Research Association (BERA) has published our 2025 Annual Report, reflecting on a year of activity, development and impact across the educational research community. The report highlights the achievements made…
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The education and labour market outcomes of England’s gifted and talented children

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FFT Education Datalab 83d ago higher-ed
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England’s former Gifted and Talented (GT) programme was built on a compelling idea. High-potential pupils would receive additional challenge and enrichment. The ambition was not simply to boost attainment but also to widen opportunity. It…
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Redraw the Balance: 10 years on

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Education and Employers 85d ago research
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Ten years ago, a simple classroom experiment revealed how early job stereotypes can form. Children aged five to seven were asked to draw a firefighter, a surgeon and a fighter pilot. Out of 66 drawings, 61 were men and only five were…
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Understanding unauthorised absence

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FFT Education Datalab 85d ago policy
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For the last few years, there has been a lot of focus on pupil attendance. In our Autumn Term update , we saw that rates of absence remained above pre-pandemic levels, particularly at secondary, where pupils missed around 45% more school…
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Who owns knowledge? Decolonial feminism and epistemic power

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IOE London Blog 86d ago higher-ed
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10 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott Decolonial feminist work is often misread as an exercise in inclusion, a corrective that adds neglected voices to an otherwise intact canon. That…
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Who owns knowledge? Decolonial feminism and epistemic power

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IOE London Blog 86d ago higher-ed
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10 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott Decolonial feminist work is often misread as an exercise in inclusion, a corrective that adds neglected voices to an otherwise intact canon. That…
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Best-fit progress: Is it worth it?

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FFT Education Datalab 87d ago policy
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This is an updated version of this article originally published on 3rd March correcting an error The long-awaited publication of the Schools White Paper last week coincided with publication of a range of consultations, including into…
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A decade of impact: Celebrating our work in widening access to banking and finance

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Sutton Trust 90d ago research
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A report conducted by the Bridge Group on behalf of the Sutton Trust showcases the successes of our Pathways to Banking and Finance programme. We recently held an event at Deutsche Bank’s UKI regional headquarters to share the findings and…
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How ‘literacy’ is being redefined in China, through co-creation with children

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IOE London Blog 91d ago curriculum
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5 March 2023 By Jie Gao and Rachael Levy Many would agree that ‘literacy’ is a multifaceted concept. This is highlighted by UNESCO, who state that rather than a discrete set of skills, literacy is “now understood as a means of…
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How ‘literacy’ is being redefined in China, through co-creation with children

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IOE London Blog 91d ago curriculum
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5 March 2023 By Jie Gao and Rachael Levy Many would agree that ‘literacy’ is a multifaceted concept. This is highlighted by UNESCO, who state that rather than a discrete set of skills, literacy is “now understood as a means of…
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“Fair banding” schools

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FFT Education Datalab 92d ago research
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Last year, we conducted a piece of analysis for TES magazine about the use of “fair banding” tests in admissions processes. We wanted to see whether schools which used these tests tended to have different pupil populations than schools…
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Research Box

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Chartered College of Teaching 92d ago research
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Research Box focuses on equipping teachers to transform their questions about practice into action through action research within their own classrooms. Action research allows teachers to problem-solve issues through engaging with research…
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Decolonising the curriculum starts with assessment

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IOE London Blog 93d ago higher-ed
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3 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott When people talk about decolonising the curriculum, the discussion often slides into content. Which authors are on the reading list? Which histories…
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Decolonising the curriculum starts with assessment

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IOE London Blog 93d ago curriculum
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3 March 2026 By Sandra Leaton Gray, Rita Chawla-Duggan (Bath University) and David Scott When people talk about decolonising the curriculum, the discussion often slides into content. Which authors are on the reading list? Which histories…
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Promoting parent-child shared reading: learning from a UK-China knowledge exchange project

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IOE London Blog 98d ago General
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26 February 2026 By Rachael Levy and Jie Gao As 2026 is the UK National Year of Reading, there is no better time to reflect on the importance of parent-child shared reading. We know that reading with pre-school children in the home is one…
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Promoting parent-child shared reading: learning from a UK-China knowledge exchange project

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IOE London Blog 98d ago curriculum
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26 February 2026 By Rachael Levy and Jie Gao As 2026 is the UK National Year of Reading, there is no better time to reflect on the importance of parent-child shared reading. We know that reading with pre-school children in the home is one…
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Placing distinct perspectives in dialogue: learning across research, practice and lived experience

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IOE London Blog 100d ago policy
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24 February 2026 By Leda Kamenopoulou and David Turton An underpinning value of the UCL Institute of Education’s (IOE’s) Special and Inclusive Education MA is bridging research, policy, practice and lived experience. In this blog post we…
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Placing distinct perspectives in dialogue: learning across research, practice and lived experience

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IOE London Blog 100d ago research
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24 February 2026 By Leda Kamenopoulou and David Turton An underpinning value of the UCL Institute of Education’s (IOE’s) Special and Inclusive Education MA is bridging research, policy, practice and lived experience. In this blog post we…
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Thinking in public: why the essay refuses to disappear

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IOE London Blog 105d ago General
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19 February 2026 By Katia Dowdle The essay persists. It persists when disciplines harden, when methods congeal into ritual, when writing becomes too certain of what it is supposed to do. It persists under different names – reflection,…
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Thinking in public: why the essay refuses to disappear

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IOE London Blog 105d ago research
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19 February 2026 By Katia Dowdle The essay persists. It persists when disciplines harden, when methods congeal into ritual, when writing becomes too certain of what it is supposed to do. It persists under different names – reflection,…
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Young people feel unsupported by an overstretched and impersonal mental health system according to new report

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Nuffield Foundation 112d ago higher-ed
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Long waiting lists, repeated referrals and limited choice have left many young people feeling dismissed, burdensome and unsupported by a fragmented mental health and wellbeing support system, according to Pushed from pillar to post, a new…
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Unlocking spin-out intelligence: a dashboard for UK innovation

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UKRI 125d ago higher-ed
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Read about our road to unlocking insights on university spinning out – developing a strategic spin-out dashboard to better understand UK innovation and growth. Research England
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The UK facility powering a global neutrino experiment

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UKRI 139d ago General
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If you were to ask anyone on the streets of Daresbury village where the DUNE factory was, you’d be met with puzzled looks. STFC
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Research: State of the Nation 2025: The evolving story of social mobility in the UK

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Social Mobility Commission 168d ago research
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The Social Mobility Commission annual report updates its index, compares international mobility outcomes, and tracks UK long-term geographical disparities.
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We Can Do Hard Things: Empowering Young People to Face Challenges

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ISC Research 178d ago higher-ed
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I asked our students what hard things they have faced in the last year, things that they wanted to avoid or miss, things that they worried about it or things they are nervous about these were some of the examples they gave: making new…
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UCL Centre for Holocaust Education

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Chartered College of Teaching 182d ago curriculum
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The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education is the world’s leading institution for research-informed teacher and student education. Their pioneering MA Module, The Holocaust in the Curriculum , is an engaging 10-week online course which…
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Director of GCHQ quizzed by children

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Education and Employers 183d ago research
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Pupils in a Manchester primary school had a rare and unforgettable experience of meeting the Director of GCHQ, Anne Keast-Butler, and quizzing her about her job. She took time out of her very busy diary to visit St Clement’s Primary…
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Insider insights: What’s new for the Women in Innovation Awards

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UKRI 190d ago General
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The Innovate UK Women in Innovation Awards are back - and we’ve made important changes based on feedback from our community. Innovate UK
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Explosive Weapons Now Leading Cause of Child Casualties in Global Conflicts

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IPS Education 190d ago research
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On 10 October 2025, thousands of Palestinian families are moving along the coastal road back to northern Gaza, amid the extreme devastation of infrastructure. Credit: UNICEF/Mohammed Nateel By Oritro Karim UNITED NATIONS, Nov 26 2025 (IPS)…
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Preparing for the jobs of tomorrow

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Nuffield Foundation 191d ago policy
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The labour market is changing rapidly: as automation and AI reshape the workplace, nearly one million young people in the UK are not in education, employment or training, and employers are concerned about job readiness. The National…
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EPSRC’s 2025 university visits: research in motion

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UKRI 199d ago higher-ed
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An update from our Executive Chair on the 2025 university visits, covering priorities from AI to infrastructure and innovative research across UK institutions. EPSRC
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What Gen Z do online and why, matters more than screentime

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Nuffield Foundation 224d ago research
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New analysis from the Nuffield Foundation reveals that the influence of digital technology on Generation Z is more complex than measuring screen time. What they are doing online, why, and how it affects them, are far more important…
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The contribution of communities to social well-being in the UK

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Nuffield Foundation 245d ago policy
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Final report from the Nuffield Foundation and British Academy on the Understanding Communities programme A n ew report exploring how local communities influence social well-being is published today by the Nuffield Foundation and the…
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STEM research placements had positive long-term impacts on young people’s opportunities

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Nuffield Foundation 247d ago higher-ed
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Final independent evaluation of Nuffield Research Placements is released The Nuffield Foundation is delighted to publish the final independent evaluation of its Nuffield Research Placements (NRP) programme – a long-running initiative that…
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UKRI-funded ATTUNE project

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UKRI 247d ago research
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Find out about a joint UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) council funded project that uses arts-based approaches to understand adverse childhood experiences. MRC
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Addressing societal challenges to build a stronger economy

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Nuffield Foundation 251d ago policy
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Nuffield Foundation event explored the importance of building a fairer, more resilient economic future The role of effective social policy in building a strong and inclusive economy was explored by expert voices from public policy, local…
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Supporting policy on pathways into work and training for young people

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Nuffield Foundation 253d ago higher-ed
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Nuffield Foundation contributes research and evidence addressing barriers to education, training and employment . With 1 in 8 people aged 16-24 not in education, employment or training (NEET), supporting their transition into the job…
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Supporting racial equity in higher education

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Nuffield Foundation 265d ago higher-ed
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The Foundation is sponsoring the Society of Black Academics annual conference As part of our commitment to racial equity and inclusion in the higher education and research community, we’re proud to sponsor the Society of Black Academics…
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Creative Industries Clusters: the next chapter in a UK success story

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UKRI 274d ago General
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As we prepare to launch the next wave of Creative Industries Clusters (CI Clusters), find out more about the upcoming funding opportunity. AHRC
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Research exploring racial diversity awarded £1.4m

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Nuffield Foundation 301d ago higher-ed
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Projects are the first to be supported by the Foundation’s Racial Diversity UK Fund The Nuffield Foundation is delighted to announce new funding for four racial diversity research projects that will explore real-world challenges facing…
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