International Education
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Travel to these 10 international education conferences in 2019
When you’re ready to explore educational ideas, trends, and strategies at an international level, you’re ready to include these conferences in your professional development ... -
The A-Z of Education Blogs: Letters F-H
Click here to access all of the articles in this series. In this multi-part series, we are profiling the best of the best education ... -
What would The UK government’s plans to cut student immigration by 50% mean for education in the UK?
The UK government is planning on slashing non-EU expat student numbers almost in half from 300,000 to 170,000 under tougher student visa rules. The ... -
Why pushing undocumented children out of schools won’t help bring down net migration
This article was written by Nando Sigona Leaked cabinet papers seen by the BBC suggest that back when she was home secretary, Theresa May ... -
Why it doesn’t help — and may harm — to fail pupils with poor math grades
This article was written by Elizabeth Walton Many South Africans were outraged by the recent announcement that for 2016, pupils in Grades 7 to ... -
It’s time to rethink teacher training
This article was written by James Williams Over the past six years, we’ve had calls for teachers to be trained in everything from protecting ... -
The state has helped poor pupils into private schools before – did it work?
This article was written by Sally Power The Independent Schools Council, a body representing 1,200 private schools, is offering to provide 10,000 annual free ... -
PISA results: four reasons why East Asia continues to top the leaderboard
This article was writteb by Mark Boylan The results speak for themselves. The latest Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) and the ... -
Does a free place at an independent school really trump going to a state school?
This article is written by Michael Jopling In her first statement as prime minister in July 2016, Theresa May said that “if you’re at ... -
For Australia to improve in maths, policymakers need to make a plan and stick to it
This article was written by Vincent Geiger Australia is struggling to improve its performance in maths due to a lack of continuity in policymaking. ...
