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Why do we all think it's ok for poor kids to learn less?

lizkeen's picture

It's only two weeks old and the My School Website is already influencing some parents to pull their kids out of our poorer schools. What if instead they demanded their existing school got the support it needed to compete? 

 

International Students: Cash Cows or Lonely Hearts?

Sue Ellson's picture

It is up to all of us to be friendly towards international students; we can't survive without them, their value to our economy is so significant. But more to the point, how would you feel if your children were living overseas with nobody in the local community to support them?

Beyond Laptops: The Real Education Revolution

Sheryle Moon's picture

Students need to be taught how to enhance and manage their best personal attributes and competencies to develop real employability skills.

Cyber-Bullying in Schools

Rob Sieben's picture

In support of the National Filter Scheme pilot project in schools as a tool for combating cyber-bullying.

Encouraging Edupreneurs

Sheryle Moon's picture

The teacher replacement generation: how our redundant executives could save the education system.

Challenges Facing Entrepreneurship Education

Karen Wilson's picture

Despite the tremendous growth in entrepreneurship education around the world, many challenges remain.

Frogs in the Melting Pot

Gang Shen's picture

With international students increasingly concerned about security issues and unfair treatment in Australia, the country’s third largest export industry is facing a serious threat  from bureaucracy and racist attitudes.

Entrepreneurship Education: Unlocking Potential

Karen Wilson's picture

Karen Wilson offers insights from Europe on the success of Entrepreneurship Education.

When I grow up I want to be...

Raz Chorev's picture

If you want to always have a job there's only one thing you'll need to learn, and that's how to keep learning.  

Mixed Results for UN Millenium Goal 2: Achieving Universal Primary Education

joelkatz's picture

While considerable progress has been made in the rapidly developing emerging markets, other poorer regions aren't doing so well.