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AI writing tools and education: what teachers need to know in 2023
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Navigating a multilingual classroom
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Future ready project learning: the big questions
A second year of disruption to examinations has brought to centre-stage questions of how and...
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How communities have made education stronger during the pandemic
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What we can learn from Anne Frank in these strange times
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Around the world: FlexEd at British School Muscat
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Pearson announces its actions related to the situation in Ukraine
5 March 2022 Today, we are announcing our actions related to the situation in Ukraine, which include suspending the sales...
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Germany relaxes admission requirements for UK qualification students applying to its universities
The German university admission authority Anabin has announced more flexible arrangements for students taking UK curriculum qualifications. From 2022, only...
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Why diverse voices on reading lists are important
Novels, short stories, poems and plays offer readers an unique opportunity. Literature provides a new perspective on the world, an...
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