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Yemen’s Divided Education System Puts Student Futures on Hold
Yemen’s fragmented education system disrupts learning, qualifications, and the daily routines children need to progress. Understanding the barriers can help families, teachers, and communities support learning where they can.
Exam PrepHow Movement May Help Students Build a Stronger Body Connection
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee highlights pilot research on embodiment in physical activity, shifting attention from appearance toward what bodies feel and do.
Exam PrepWhy India Needs Empathy Education to Address Loneliness
Loneliness is not simply a personal problem; it can grow when people lack safe, respectful ways to connect. Empathy education can help Indian schools, families and communities build stronger everyday relationships.
Parenting for LearningUniversity of Michigan Flags Gambling Risks for College Students
A University of Michigan release points to rising reports of online problem gambling since sports betting was legalized in Michigan. The limited source material raises important questions for students, families and campuses about prevention and support.
Parenting for LearningRemoving Barriers to Education for Binta and Mu'azu
Practical ways families, teachers, and communities can identify learning barriers and create supportive paths for learners such as Binta and Mu'azu.
ProductivityHow to Navigate Rising Competition for Elite University Places
As more students progress to higher education, places at highly selective universities can feel more competitive. Learn how to build a thoughtful application plan, strengthen your preparation, and keep strong options open.
ProductivityA-Level Results Day: Making the Most of Your University Offer
With a record number of students securing UK university places on A-level results day, clear next steps matter more than ever. Here is a practical guide for students, parents and teachers navigating offers, Clearing and changing plans.
Exam PrepA-Level Results: How to Make Sense of a Bumper Year
Strong A-level results can be exciting, but they also raise practical questions about university places, next steps and wellbeing. Here is a calm guide for students, parents and teachers.
Exam PrepIndonesia’s Learner-Centred Education Approach: What It Means
Indonesia is placing greater emphasis on pupils’ experiences, needs, and active participation in learning. Here is what a learner-centred approach can look like for students, families, and teachers.
ProductivityWhen School Security Takes Time From Jewish Education
Security is essential for Jewish schools, but it should not crowd out teaching, learning, and community life. Practical steps can help school leaders protect pupils while keeping education at the centre.
ProductivityThe Biggest Back-to-School Challenge: Rebuilding a Learning Routine
For many students, the hardest part of back-to-school season is not the new material—it is returning to a steady routine. Here are practical ways students, parents, and teachers can make the transition calmer and more manageable.
EdTechWhy CoSN Urges Schools to Rethink Screen Time Limits
CoSN advises districts to look beyond blanket screen-time limits. Learn how schools can focus on purpose, instructional quality, student well-being, and healthy technology routines instead.
Exam PrepSecurity Planning in Jewish Schools: Protecting Time to Teach
Jewish school leaders can face substantial security responsibilities alongside teaching and learning. Practical planning, clear roles, and sensitive communication can help protect both safety and school life.
Parenting for LearningEducation Minister Praises Family Support: What It Means for Schools
When an education minister praises support for families, the key question is how that support reaches students, parents, and teachers. Here is a practical guide to understanding, using, and evaluating family-focused education help.
Exam PrepNavigating Potential GCSE Changes: What Burnham's Reforms Could Mean for Students
Recent discussions around education reform, particularly those from Labour leader Keir Starmer and Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, suggest a potential shift in the GCSE landscape. While details are still emerging, the focus appears to be on broadening the curriculum and reducing the number of exams teenagers currently take.
Study SkillsNavigating GCSE Pressure: Practical Advice for Students, Parents, and Teachers
The new UK Education Secretary has recently highlighted the significant pressure students face with GCSEs. This article offers practical strategies and a supportive perspective for students, parents, and teachers to manage exam stress effectively.
ProductivityTop 5 Mental Health Challenges College Students Face — and How to Get Help
College years bring new freedom and pressure. This practical guide outlines the top five mental health challenges students face, how to recognise when to seek help, and clear steps to find support on and off campus.
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