Have you been wondering why you are struggling to understand or learn a new language quickly? Then the fact that you are not the only adult finding it hard to learn a second language should console you. Many adults have a hard time to learn a second language, and it Read more…
There’s often a thin line when it comes to discussing certain ideologies in the classroom. Under UK Human Rights Laws, Veganism is a protected philosophical conviction, and every parent has the right to provide an education for their children that’s in line with their personal and moral beliefs. Although vegan Read more…
The organisers of the Alternative Provision Digital Conference spoke with PRUsAP President Sarah Dove who shared her key insights into a pioneering initiative funded by the Department for Education: Alternative Provision Innovation AV1 project. The initiative aims to improve outcomes for children in alternative provision. In an exclusive interview with Read more…
The pandemic has caused a paradigm shift in learning. Online learning and teaching from home are the new additional faces of education. Online learning has become more fun via video lectures and face-to-face virtual meetings and lessons. Why should you learn from teachers in your immediate area when you can Read more…
Once the demands of revision and exams are over, most school and college leavers are faced with one important question – how to find a job? Will Potterton of Leavers Hoodies Company has this advice. The final year of college or university is always a stressful and difficult time for students Read more…
Any idea what your child does online? The thing is, they probably don’t even know and that’s why e-safety and digital literacy are key nowadays! Everyone using the internet should learn about managing and navigating themselves through cyberspace securely and safely. What’s e-safety? This term basically covers safety online, on Read more…
March 2020 is a historic month for the global education sector. It was the month in which education was put on hold across 185 countries due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which affected almost all the world’s population of students. The urgency of the school closure with the almost immediate transition Read more…
Parents try their best to keep their children in school as much as possible, however, the Coronavirus pandemic has shown, according to statistics published by the UK government, that school attendance in state-funded schools in September was between 89-90% until October half term, where attendance then fell to 83% on Read more…
Nelson Mandela once said: “Education is the best weapon you can use to transform your world.” While every nation on earth has its own unique education system, it is worth asking which are the countries with the best education system in the world and which is the best teaching country Read more…
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, many businesses were forced to modify their operations and recruitment or job interviewing strategies. Fortunately, technological advancements meant that people could work from home and virtual teams could keep things running. Although the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) over, many companies are still Read more…