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GSM London, one of the biggest private higher education providers in England, has gone into administration – and will stop teaching students in September. The college says it has not been able to “recruit and […]

I WAS brought up with the belief that education is a powerful tool to uplift people from poverty. As education does not come cheap in Malaysia, every hopeful student endeavours hard to achieve academic excellence […]

An overlooked root cause of many of the problems that plague American education is that in most schools the curriculum focuses on illusory skills rather than…..Read More 

WELLINGTON, Kan. — The seed of rebellion was planted in classrooms. It grew in kitchens and living rooms, in conversations between students and their parents. It culminated when Collin Winter, 14, an eighth grader in […]

A science teacher from rural Kenya, who gives away most of his salary to support poorer pupils, has won a $1m prize (£760,000) for the world’s best teacher. Peter Tabichi, a member of the Franciscan […]

SMALL CLASSES ARE VERY popular with parents. Fewer kids in a room can mean more personal attention for their little ones. Teachers like them, too. Fewer kids means fewer tests to mark and fewer disruptions. Communities […]

Iraq’s biggest university has entered the Times Higher Education World University Rankings for the first time. The University of Baghdad, emerging from Iraq’s conflicts, has appeared in the rankings of the top 1,250 research universities around […]

IT MAY HAVE BEEN ONE OF the biggest back-to-school sales ever: a 36 percent drop in the advertised cost of a college education. That’s what awaited students this fall at Mills College, one of a growing […]