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As many as three-quarters of teenagers are failing new-style GCSEs in the three-Rs, documents show. In traditional GCSEs last year, 63 % of candidates achieved at least a C grade in English and 56 % in...
The helplines of the Central Board of Secondary Education have been flooded with phone calls from anxious students and parents.
Thanks to the implementation of massive computerisation project by NComputing in government schools in just four months, 5000 schools in AP can now access computers.
Learning Matters Foundation and Rajiv Gandhi Foundation are collaborating to pioneer a teacher-training programme called
The Shikshak Samman Award, launched by Tech Mahindra and Times Foundations, within the ambit of the Teach India campaign, seeks to encourage teachers.
Most educationists and counsellors thus agree that our education system must play a critical role in helping them cope with situations of terror attacks.
New Delhi parents of students at the Salwan Public School and G D Salwan School are up in arms against school authorities for allegedly
A plethora of government initiatives to provide access to primary education may be underway, but issues of equity, quality and access remain areas of concern
School teachers across Europe can now swap learning resources with each other and collaborate in creating new ones, thanks to a new service launched by a consortium of European education ministries.
The National Audit Office says councils are struggling to borrow money under the Private Finance Initiative to build schools fitted with new ICT.
Schools in Dominica are set to benefit from the schools computer programme being funded by the ICT development programme of the Ministry of Housing, Lands and Telecommunications.
Educational technology expert Dr Doug Brown will visit Dubai next month to present a seminar aimed at education professionals that will examine the changing needs of young people in the Middle East’s school system.