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  1. New Ofsted Chief Demands Tougher Systems for Ineffective Teachers

    The newly appointed chief inspector of schools has vowed to deal with ineffective teachers.

  2. Teenagers bring high court challenge to tuition fees

  3. Fines for Careless Exam Boards

    The government has announced that any exam boards publishing exams containing mistakes will be liable to significant fines.

  4. Comparing Face-to-Face and Online Tuition

    A recent article on the Mindshift website asks whether online tuition can be compared to face-to-face tuition.

  5. Literacy and the Broken Society

    A couple of years ago the Public accounts committee produced a report stating that the government's target of 95% adult literacy was wildly optimistic if our education system continued to decline.

  6. Private School Attacks Tuition Agency

    A school in New York has accused a tuition agency of using scare tactics and inappropriate marketing.

  7. More Than Half of Ohio’s Tutors are Ineffective

    A recent report in the Columbus Dispatch stated that more than half of the private tutors contracted by the government are performing below the level expected.

  8. UCL Study shows IQ changes during teenage years

    A new study published this week suggests that IQ scores can change considerably throughout adolescence, challenging earlier beliefs that a person’s IQ was fixed from childhood.

  9. Ofqual Critical of English Literature A Levels

    The exam watchdog Ofqual has criticised A Level English Literature exams in the UK.

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