Education
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News
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After touring site, Scotland’s first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, says building is ‘just a shell’ -
Group claims admissions process weighed against Asian Americans while university filed brief denying discrimination -
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The father of a student who killed himself is right to demand that universities keep in contact with parents
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Student organisation NCAFC says it will join anti-Brexit demonstrations this summer -
Intern Amara Howe on how she manages her finances – and her hopes for the future -
We’ve debated refunds for teaching missed during university strikes. But such a marketisation of education is dangerous, says Micha Frazer-Carroll of Cambridge University Students’ Union
In depth
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Witnesses’ shock and disbelief as second fire devastates Mackintosh architectural masterpiece -
If someone you know is finding the going tough, here’s what you can do to help them -
Academics urged to open up about stress and anxiety over high-stakes research audit
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When a colleague raced a competitor to publish shaky data, I realised how the perverse incentives in research work -
Essay mills are becoming increasingly normalised. The only way to beat them is to design assessments they can’t reproduce -
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After spending time in early years, the focus on assessment and structured learning in years 1 and 2 came as a shock -
One school’s EmpathyLab project on refugees has shifted pupil attitudes about the world and their place in it -
Global view
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Letters: 129 experts in computer science, mathematics and machine learning call for the release of their colleague, the Imperial College London professor who was arrested in April in Tehran -
Five years after Enrique Peña Nieto’s ambitions programme to reform education, Mexico still ranks last among 35 OECD countries -
Letters: Readers respond to the news that grammar schools in England are to get a £50m expansion fund -
The Guardian spoke with five teachers who turned to crowdfunding after they’ve already paid for pencils out of their own pockets
Opinion
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Nick Gibb’s trusts proposal is a desperate bid to defend the flawed selective school system, says Melissa Benn, founder of the Local Schools Network -
Modern education’s obsession with rankings blights the lives of intelligent pupils – never more so than at exam time, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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New technical exams will probably be out of date before they arrive
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Just one in four people can change the minds of others. So the modish will take over the world
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