Inside Education
London Met warned that it could be closed
Governors' refusal to resign over university's £36m 'scam' could lead to funding being withdrawn
Don't knock blogging – it's the answer to our literacy problems
New research shows that almost 50 per cent of schoolchildren say writing is boring. The solution, discovers Hilary Wilce, is to let them loose with digital technology
- Education Quandary: Can our son refuse to join his school's 'fingerprint' canteen system and still have a hot meal at lunchtime?
- Conor Ryan: False dividing lines mislead the public
- Roger Silverman: Why our school is campaigning against the death penalty in the United States
- Lucy Hodges: The perils of single-sex education
New chapter: How college are helping to change people's lives
The upcoming Colleges Week will highlight the many benefits that college life offers.
Diary Of A Third Year: Plagiarists and idlers - beware the power of the internet
Essays are the staple academic diet of most students. Their role in academic life hasn't changed in 50 years, but the way students write them certainly has.
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