Move from ‘textbooks to tablets’
Use of mobile devices in class could be expanded
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Sexting threat comes from peers
A report commissioned by the NSPCC suggests that children are coming under pressure from friends to post explicit pictures.
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Schools ‘should learn from Japan’
The shadow education secretary says English schools should take lessons on teaching from Japan.
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VIDEO: From college janitor to graduate
After years of mopping floors and taking out rubbish at Columbia University in the US, janitor Gac Filipaj swaps his overalls for a cap and gown to collect his bachelor’s degree in classics.
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Could teenagers be stopped from looking at porn?
Can the state stop teenagers looking at online porn?
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The school run… from class to court
Why US students can be convicted for swearing
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Strike call from teachers’ union
A teachers’ union conference votes for an escalating campaign of industrial action over “ideologically driven attacks” on state education.
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Teachers face death threats from children in online abuse
Teachers are facing death treats and malicious allegations of paedophilia are among comments being posted online by pupils against teachers, according to a new survey.
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Moving from penguins to profiles
How do we keep our web-savvy children safe online?
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Disabled children excluded from education
One in three of the children around the world who do not have access to primary education have a disability, suggests research from the Sightsavers charity.
BBC News – Education & Family
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