By Katie Barker The Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a £400 million extra funding for schools to purchase those ‘little extras’. But, is this what…
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Though the literary canon has fallen out of favour with many teachers, introducing it to students is still a valuable and worthwhile exercise. In one of…
The world of academia is supposed to provide the tools through which academics enlighten, develop, and improve the world. However, is that always the case? By…
The Gonski 2.0 report is a missed opportunity which doubles down on what has caused declining achievement standards in Australian education. On Monday morning in Australia,…
Education reformers often argue the need for ’21st-century education.’ Do their calls for an education revolution stand up to scrutiny? The issue of education reform is…
Despite ever-increasing investment in education, Australia’s literacy rates are not improving and are falling behind those of other nations. Why is this so? The gradual decline…
With lesser prospects for employment in the UK, and lack of stability, international students’ preference for UK Universities is likely to severely drop.
The discourse surrounding academic decolonisation furnishes today’s intellectual and moralistic justifications for racism.
Millennials, who so virulently champion safe spaces, seem clueless about the dangers of eroding an atmosphere conducive to free speech.
Politicisation I’ve often heard people argue a moral case for the inclusion of gender theory, ‘critical race’ theory and other forms of theory influenced by postmodern…