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Calls for school places for two year olds
Ofsted chief Michael Wilshaw has called for school places to be made available to two year olds from disadvantaged backgrounds
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Teaching philosophy in primary school raises grades across all subjects
A study has found that promoting philosophical discussion amongst 8 to 11 year olds improves academic performance in all subjects.
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Universities told to address access issues before funding
The office of fair access has told universities to focus on finding solutions to access problems before campaigning for a lift of the cap on fees.
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Reasons to offer voluntary tuition
Although private tuition has become increasingly more accessible, there are many who cannot afford it. There are now numerous agencies and charities offering voluntary tuition, and this is something that tutors as well as students benefit from greatly.
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Universities call for rise in tuition fees
The group Universities UK has urged the government to raise tuition fees in line with inflation, and do more to support students with maintenance costs.
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Cash for Grades
It has become trendy for parents to offer cash incentives for good grades, but as private tutors know, problems revising can't be solved with the promise of a cash reward.
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Calls to improve neglected vocational education
The Confederation of British Industry has called for drastic action to improve vocational education and careers advice, claiming students are pushed into academic routes
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The battle to get high achieving graduates into teaching
More graduates from Oxbridge are going into teaching through schemes such as Teach First, but what is the secret to keeping them in the profession?
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New GCSE and behavioural policies to be introduced
The government has discussed plans for a new, more rigorous GCSE to be introduced alongside improved teacher training in behaviour management.
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