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Home education: why are so many parents choosing it over mainstream school?

There has been a notable rise in parents choosing to home educate their children over recent years, and particularly since the COVID pandemic.

The Conversation · Aug 30, 2024

Building Empires After Job Loss: How These Young Women Made Millions Post-Pandemic

Young women who lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic turned adversity into opportunity by building successful million-dollar businesses.

International Business Times UK · Aug 30, 2024

US repeating Covid mistakes with bird flu as spread raises alarm, experts say

Public health experts warn ‘overinflated view of abilities’ and restrictive laws could make next outbreak more lethal

The Guardian - US · Aug 30, 2024

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Why Black students are still disciplined at higher rates: Takeaways from AP's report

Racial disparities in how schools discipline students received new attention at the outset of a national reckoning with racial injustice, but the results of reform efforts have been slow to materialize

The Independent UK · Aug 30, 2024

10 years after Ferguson, Black students still are kicked out of school at higher rates

In the decade since Black Lives Matter, a spotlight has shined on inequity in education outcomes and, in particular, how exclusionary discipline disproportionately affects Black children

The Independent UK · Aug 30, 2024

Vice President Harris Addresses Economic Progress Amid Covid-19 Surge

Vice President Kamala Harris discusses economic challenges post-pandemic and proposed solutions to support American households.

The specter of China has edged into US election rhetoric − for Republicans much more than Democrats

Speaking at the Republican National Convention in July 2024, Donald Trump invoked China 14 times. In the course of a 92-minute address, the former president recycled his widely criticized term “China virus” for the COVID-19 pandemic, said China was stealing auto jobs, and touted how his administration had China beat…

The Conversation · Aug 29, 2024

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Cycling in England remains at pre-pandemic levels, with men riding much more

The Department for Transport's National Travel Survey shows that fewer miles were ridden in 2023 to 2019

Cycling Weekly · Aug 29, 2024

OPINION - The Standard View: Don't let economic growth plans go up in smoke

The capital’s pubs are fighting perennial last orders. Figures earlier this year from the Night Time Industries Association revealed that more than 3,000 nightclubs, bars and pubs have been forced to shut in and around London since the start of the pandemic. Other research finds that the capital lost 40…

Evening Standard · Aug 29, 2024

NHS referrals for anxiety in children more than double pre-Covid levels

Exclusive: more than 500 children a day or one every three minutes are referred to mental health services in England

The Guardian - UK · Aug 27, 2024

The pandemic may have actually improved mental health for some kids, study finds

“We actually found some improvements,” says one researcher.

Fortune · Aug 26, 2024

Connecting Teachers Globally to Enhance Teaching Everywhere

INNOVATIVE LEADERS AWARD - Jacqueline Gardy shares her vision and implementation of a system that connects teachers around the world to create an inclusive and enhanced learning and teaching environment.

Tech&Learning · Aug 26, 2024

Fifty English secondary schools suspended more than a quarter of pupils after pandemic

Exclusive: Children in disadvantaged areas three times as likely to be sent away as pupils in wealthier places

The Guardian - UK · Aug 25, 2024

‘Bubble’ of post-pandemic bad behaviour among pupils predicted to peak

Exclusive: Experts say ‘desocialised’ pupils home schooled through Covid are entering traditionally most disruptive years

The Guardian - UK · Aug 25, 2024

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The Guardian - UK · Aug 25, 2024

The Observer view on the attainment gap in England’s GCSE results

Labour must address the widening differences in grades between children from disadvantaged backgrounds and their more affluent peers

Kiplinger · Aug 24, 2024

Are You Poor?

Many Americans believe they are worse off than they were before the pandemic, but the truth is that economic conditions are pretty good right now. So what's up?

NC Supreme Court Allows Lawsuit Against Health Regulator

North Carolina Supreme Court allows Ace Speedway lawsuit against state health regulator over pandemic enforcement actions, highlighting the debate over gov...

The Independent UK · Aug 23, 2024

North Carolina court says speedway can sue top health official over COVID-19 closure

North Carolina’s highest court says a racetrack shuttered for defying state gathering limits during the pandemic can sue the state’s top health regulator

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The Conversation · Aug 23, 2024

No, the world isn’t heading toward a new Cold War – it’s closer to the grinding world order collapse of the 1930s

The past decade and a half has seen upheaval across the globe. The 2008 financial crisis and its fallout, the COVID-19 pandemic and major regional conflicts in Sudan, the Middle East, Ukraine and elsewhere have left residual uncertainty. Added to this is a tense, growing rivalry between the U.S. and…

Reason · Aug 22, 2024

Party of COVID-19 Authoritarianism Improbably Rebrands as 'Party of Freedom'

Democrats campaigning both on their pandemic record and minding your own damn business: Pick one.

The Conversation · Aug 22, 2024

Spontaneous Acts by Yoko Tawada: an adroit poetic novel about connection post-pandemic

Spontaneous Acts by German-Japanese writer Yoko Tawada follows a fierce and scrupulous search for connection and meaning in a noisy and overwhelming world emerging from the loneliness of COVID lockdowns.

The Texas Tribune · Aug 22, 2024

The oil industry is booming. This West Texas small business worries it’s been left behind.

Before the pandemic, Ben Bilbrey worked with some of the largest oil companies. Now he’s waiting for the phone to ring.

TechRadar · Aug 22, 2024

Zoom calls aren't going anywhere yet - and could soon get even more AI

Pandemic success and staying on trend when it comes to AI has kept Zoom’s revenue heading upward.

The Guardian - UK · Aug 22, 2024

England’s GCSE results show ingrained social and regional inequality post-Covid

Analysis of grades shows disparities also conceal enormous variations in performance within each region

The Independent UK · Aug 22, 2024

Why the UK tourism industry is still suffering four years after Covid

The number of tourists visiting the UK in 2024 is predicted to be still lower than than pre-pandemic figures

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