Philippine (PHL) private and public educators converged on August 27 and aired their concerns about the proposed ‘no homework bill’. They asserted that it could make Philippine education structure problematic as slackness could be promoted among students. The dilemma stemmed from House Bill (HB) No. 3611 filed by Sorsogon representative Deputy Speaker Evelina Escudero. The […]
Teaching assistants (TAs) and support staff in schools have demanded a salary increase in an open address to the United Kingdom Department of Education. According to teaching unions across the country, these staff members are not being rewarded for their work justly. While teachers recently received an increase in pay by around three pounds (GBP2.75), […]
Britain’s private schools have always been the exclusive chattels of the rich and privileged. They are now being called upon by Minister Nadhim Zahawi to offer their resources to help children in care or at risk. Minister Zahawi is hopeful that this ambitious program will raise the inclinations of the vulnerable kids to do better. […]
