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Social mobility can be harmful if it means ditching your roots

Schools need to replace deficit-based narratives with approaches that celebrate belonging, dignity and identity affirmation, says Danielle Lewis-Egonu The post Social mobility can be harmful if it means

RISE consultation pushed back to this term

Government to begin ‘informal engagement’ over schools with low attainment The post RISE consultation pushed back to this term first appeared on Schools Week.

Top two executives at City & Guilds placed on leave

Pair will be absent ‘for short period’ from vocational trainer, whose charity is under investigation by Charity Commission The two most senior executives at City & Guilds have

DfE wants to scrape real-time MIS data from schools

Department calls for tech companies to take part in trials to feed it data to inform policy The post DfE wants to scrape real-time MIS data from schools

DfE wants to scrape real-time MIS data from schools

Department calls for tech companies to take part in trials to feed it data to inform policy The post DfE wants to scrape real-time MIS data from schools

Conservatives See Two-parent Households as a Solution to Student Achievement. It’s Not That Simple

I wanted to look at the relationship between family structure and student achievement by family income. Single-parent families are far more common in low-income communities and I didn’t

Teachers Are Using Software To See If Students Used AI. What Happens When It’s Wrong?

The teacher didn’t respond, and docked Ostovitz’s grade. Ostovitz’s mom, Stephanie Rizk, says her daughter is a high-achieving student who cares about doing well in school and she

Millions of Borrowers in Biden’s SAVE Plan Would Start Paying Under New Settlement

The American Enterprise Institute, AEI, recently published an analysis of the latest federal student loan data: In addition to the 5.5 million borrowers who are currently in default,

More Students Are Going to College. Affordability and Workforce Training Are Factors

“Confidence in college is coming back, but it is conditional,” says Courtney Brown, who studies public opinion on colleges for the Lumina Foundation, an Indianapolis-based nonprofit aimed at

To Boost Math, Schools Try Having Young Children Change Classes for the Subject

As schools contend with a decades-long slump in math scores , exacerbated by the pandemic , some are turning to this classroom strategy even for very young students.