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Students Feel University Courses are Poor Value for Money
A survey conducted by the Higher Education Policy Institute has shown that many students feel that their course is poor value for money
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Tutors: How Far Should We Rely on Online Resources?
As the BL begins to put scans of historical texts online, Harriet Boulding asks whether it is always a good thing for students to have sources available to them without having to visit a library.
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University Staff Pay Docked Over 2 hour Strike Action
The University and College Union is seeking legal action after its members had full days' pay docked after taking part in 2 hour walk-outs.
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How Should Students Address Teachers and Tutors?
How Should Students Address Teachers and Tutors? Tutors who go by their first names are not undermining themselves, so why can't teachers do the same?
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Fresh concerns over treatment of students with behavioural difficulties
The Children’s Commissioner has said that schools and councils often see classes for difficult students as dumping grounds, and have little concern over the quality of the education offered.
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Too Much Technology?
recent study showed that almost half of teenagers feel that they are addicted to the internet, and that over three quarters of teens take laptops, phones or tablets to bed at night.
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UK 6th in New International Education League Table
The UK is now in second place among European education systems according to a new global league table. The table includes higher education in its data, and puts the UK second in Europe and 6th worldwide.
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What Tutors can Learn from the New English A Level
Should we be trying to preserve the traditional English A’ Level, or is it time that we adapted in order to get through to a new generation of students?
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New English A Level to Feature Celebrity Texts
he exam board OCR has announced changes to its English Language and Literature A’ Level syllabus which will see students study unorthodox texts such as Caitlin Moran’s Twitter feed.
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