Classroom Stickers and the Long Argument About Rewards Classroom stickers sit in the middle of a long research argument about rewards. Here is what the evidence says about when they help and when they backfire. inkl · Sep 10
Teaching in classes grouped by ability does not hamper progress of less able pupils, study finds Research on maths teaching in English secondary schools upends decades of debate over mixed-ability education The Guardian - UK · Apr 28
More than half of UK undergraduates say they use AI to help with their work One in four students use systems such as Google Bard or ChatGPT to generate topics and one in eight use them to create content Evening Standard · Feb 2, 2024
More Than Half Of Undergraduates Use AI To Help With Essays, New Study Shows Many people are excited by its potential to enhance learning and reduce workload, but there is equal concern over a potential epidemic of AI-based cheating. International Business Times UK · Feb 1, 2024
More than half of UK undergraduates say they use AI to help with essays Teachers also using the generative technology to aid with lesson planning, with hopes it could ease the burden of their workload The Guardian - UK · Feb 1, 2024
Keeping poor kids at school Anirut Thongdech has a broad smile when he learns that he will have a chance to return to school this term after having dropped out for two years. Bangkok Post · Jun 18, 2023
Financial incentives could help attract teachers to challenging schools – report The research comes as teachers in England are embroiled in an ongoing dispute over pay. The Independent UK · Jun 7, 2023
London’s free schools meals scheme ‘could pave way to national roll-out’ The wider benefits of universal free school meals in London’s primary schools will be assessed Evening Standard · Apr 25, 2023
Disadvantaged pupils fall further behind peers in reading and maths, study shows The findings have prompted those behind the research to call for pupil premium funding – which is targeted at poorer pupils – to be protected. The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022
'Learning boxes' help boost skills The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the education system, affecting how students learn and testing teachers' ability to keep students engaged in online classes. Bangkok Post · Aug 10, 2022
Report finds reception children have fallen behind due to Covid-19 disruption Pupils who went through lockdown in their reception year are behind expected standards. The Independent UK · May 17, 2022
'Zero dropouts' billed as new school mantra Bee Inthanon, 11, a fifth-grade student of Sin Rae Siam School in Ratchaburi's Suan Phueng district, knows all about hardship. For him, studying is a luxury -- second to putting bread on the table. Bangkok Post · Mar 30, 2022
Sending parents 'nudge' letters can boost school attendance – report The study looked at a variety of methods including mentoring, communication with parents, meal provision and extracurricular activities Wales Online · Mar 16, 2022