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News archive for 24th March 2019
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Kenya's Peter Tabichi wins $1m Global Teacher Prize
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Kenyan science teacher Peter Tabichi wins global prize
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BBC
Kenyan science teacher Peter Tabichi wins $1m global award
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Guardian
Children excluded for 'protesting against CCTV cameras in school bathrooms'
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Mirror
Wales: The girl with a hidden and painful disability who is determined to shine in high school
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Wales Online
University World News - UK and global edition: week ending 24th March 2019
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University World News
Education Secretary vows six-figure fines for universities that artificially boost grades
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PoliticsHome
Universities told to end grade inflation
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DfE
How genetics could boost schooling for the disadvantaged
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
It’s time to tell Ofsted what you think
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Headteachers' Roundtable
A critical time for education in Wales
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Education matters
3 tips for reducing your teacher workload
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UKEdChat
How do we know pupils are making progress? Part 2: The curriculum
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The Learning Spy
Marking: Why is it so hard to show pupils what we want from them?
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
'Our school leavers aren't presented with jobs they'd love'
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Swapping Sats for GCSEs: what are the key leadership differences?
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Knife crime: American teachers' advice for British schools
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Universities to be fined £500k for handing out first-class 'easy degrees'
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Express
Supporters of Birmingham primary school’s gay lessons warned they will ‘burn in hell’
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Times
Growth mindset, IQ testing and how schools oversimplify research
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Times Educational Supplement | TES
Universities to be fined for awarding too many top degrees
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Guardian
How Scottish schools in deprived areas could be the real winners in education tables
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Herald Scotland
Retrieval practice: more than just quizzing
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Research Schools Network
The grass is not always greener
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Teacher Toolkit
Blocked drains, mystery stinks – heads warn of schools repair crisis
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Guardian
Verbal feedback project
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Teacher Toolkit
New Kensington prep school will offer weekly museum trips, a philosophy club and an 'innovation lab'
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Telegraph
‘For the few, not the many’ still drives Scotland’s schools system | Kevin McKenna
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Guardian
League tables are not the true measure of our schools
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Herald Scotland
How schools in deprived areas could be the real winners in education tables
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Herald Scotland
Scottish Government failing on children’s rights, says Willie Rennie
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Herald Scotland
Mother sues Croydon primary school over ‘pride parade’
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Times
Damian Hinds wants universities fined up to £500,000 for awarding too many firsts
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Times
Universities to be fined for handing out too many top degrees, education secretary threatens
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Independent
Scotland would be biggest loser from abolition of Erasmus scheme after Brexit
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Herald Scotland