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中文The cost of education appears to have increased in exponential proportions when it is equated to the interaction time between teachers and students. In a study conducted by the Higher Education Policy … [Read more...] about Minimal Rise in Teaching Time is Not Proportional to Huge Tuition Fee Increase
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Less Investment Put UK Universities at Tail of Top Ten
The international network of universities and colleges, Universitas 21, has ranked the UK as world number 10 when it comes to overall effectiveness of the higher education system. Topping the list are … [Read more...] about Less Investment Put UK Universities at Tail of Top Ten
Renowned Assessment Agency Proposes Change of GCSE Grades to Scores
In a published report, Cambridge Assessment presents why they favour replacing the use of grade scale to scores in the reformed GCSEs. They propose reporting the results using scores or a numerical … [Read more...] about Renowned Assessment Agency Proposes Change of GCSE Grades to Scores
Applications to University Still Below Level of Pre-Tuition Fee Increase Period
With the 30 June deadline of submission for university applications just within less than two months, the number of applicants for this year has not yet reached the same level as that of 2010 which is … [Read more...] about Applications to University Still Below Level of Pre-Tuition Fee Increase Period
Number of Chinese Language Assistants in Schools Increase
Education is identified once again as a catalyst for national growth. This time, it is in Scotland's building and fortifying the foundation of stronger engagement with China. The British Council … [Read more...] about Number of Chinese Language Assistants in Schools Increase
Science Society’s Spotlight on Welsh Universities in Government’s “Science for Wales”
Universities in Wales get the attention of readers of the journal Science as it features the drive of the Welsh government to build a strong and dynamic science base that will support the economic and … [Read more...] about Science Society’s Spotlight on Welsh Universities in Government’s “Science for Wales”
Writing Your Essay With Little Time Left
Why do some students fail in their studies or get low grades? The answer is that they do not get things done on time or, if they do, they have very little left. So why don't they get things done on … [Read more...] about Writing Your Essay With Little Time Left
A-level Alternative to Boost Status of Vocational Courses Announced
A new structure that will raise the status of vocational courses in sixth forms and colleges throughout England and make them “on a par” with A-levels, according to ministers was launched Monday. … [Read more...] about A-level Alternative to Boost Status of Vocational Courses Announced
University of South Wales—Wales’ Newest University Opens
Last Thursday the University of South Wales opened its doors to 33,500 students. Created from the merger between University of Glamorgan and University of Wales, Newport, it is the largest higher … [Read more...] about University of South Wales—Wales’ Newest University Opens
The Impact of UKBA Reforms on International Students
Last week it was announced by the Home Secretary that the UK Border Agency will be split in two groups between a visa body and a law enforcement body, and brought back under the control of Home Office … [Read more...] about The Impact of UKBA Reforms on International Students
Regent’s College Will be the UK’s Second Private University
Another institution adds to the list of options for higher education students. Regent’s College in London announced on Monday it has received confirmation from the Department for Business, Innovation … [Read more...] about Regent’s College Will be the UK’s Second Private University
Limits on Admitting Top Students Relaxed, Universities to Compete in Recruiting Them
Being a top student certainly has its advantages, including better chances for receiving an offer at their preferred courses and universities. Starting this autumn, universities will be free to admit … [Read more...] about Limits on Admitting Top Students Relaxed, Universities to Compete in Recruiting Them
Offa Instructs 14 Universities to Increase Ratio of Male to Female Admissions
The Office for Fair Access have made an agreement with 14 universities to increase the ratio of male to female enrollees as part of their requirement as institutions which charge not less than £6,000 … [Read more...] about Offa Instructs 14 Universities to Increase Ratio of Male to Female Admissions
Women in Higher Education
As we celebrate women’s month, it is only fitting that we look at the status of women in UK higher education and the roles assigned to them. The Observer recently published a report showing the lack … [Read more...] about Women in Higher Education
How Should UCAS Applicants Reply to Offers
Applying to university through UCAS is a process involving many detailed steps. The deadline for the submission of applications, January 15, is through. The cycle is now where applicants receive … [Read more...] about How Should UCAS Applicants Reply to Offers
2013 World Reputation Rankings Pose Challenge to UK Universities
In the way things are going in the Times Higher Education world reputation rankings 2013, traditionally prestigious UK universities does not have the luxury of sitting on their laurels. This is good … [Read more...] about 2013 World Reputation Rankings Pose Challenge to UK Universities
Creative Writing Soon to be Part of A-levels
Good news for students wanting to have more subject choices for earning AS and A-level qualifications. The first creative writing course of its kind at A-level in the UK will soon give aspiring … [Read more...] about Creative Writing Soon to be Part of A-levels
Fund Created to Raise Teaching Standards in London Schools
London Mayor Boris Johnson has announced the creation of a £24m fund to help drive up teaching standards in the capital. The London Schools Excellence Fund mostly came from the Department for … [Read more...] about Fund Created to Raise Teaching Standards in London Schools
Nominations Sought for Wales’ Biggest Adult Learning Awards
Has your adult life been transformed through learning? Do you know of tutors, trainers and mentors from your community, further education, higher education institutions or workplace that have … [Read more...] about Nominations Sought for Wales’ Biggest Adult Learning Awards
Education Secretary Plans Changes to Curriculum in English Schools
In a speech delivered Tuesday, Education secretary Michael Gove believes UK pupils should learn from a robust “core knowledge” of information and facts instead of “vapid happy talk” so that they are … [Read more...] about Education Secretary Plans Changes to Curriculum in English Schools
