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Glossary of Terms
The Glossary of Terms aims at providing a common understanding and clear definition of key terms related with Open Schooling.
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Pupils in England and Wales head back to school
Pupils in England and Wales head back to school: how teachers feel about the return
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Charlotte Todd, Swansea University; Emily Marchant, Swansea University; Michaela James, Swansea University, and…
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Poor, minority students at dilapidated schools face added risks amid talk of reopening classrooms
Classrooms, gyms and cafeterias at schools across the U.S. have remained empty for months now.
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Why young people still want to go to university, even though it’ll be very different to usual
There are a number of reasons why young people may be choosing to apply to university for next year, including an uncertain job market, a lack of other opportunities and the search for belonging.
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Yes, we’ve seen schools close.
Yes, we've seen schools close. But the evidence still shows kids are unlikely to catch or spread coronavirus
Allen Cheng, Monash University
Brunswick East Primary School and Keilor Views Primary School in Melbourne have temporarily…
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Have we devolved too much responsibility for our schools?
Kate Reynolds, Bath Spa University
The thorny issue of what democracy is, what it’s not and whether it is an appropriate system for government has been at the top of the agenda at the start of 2015. At the same time, we are in the…
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Schools are moving online, but not all children start out digitally equal
Amy Graham, UNSW and Pasi Sahlberg, UNSW
More than one billion young people around the world are now shut out of classrooms due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even in Australia where many schools remain open, many parents have chosen to keep…
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International PISA tests show how evidence-based policy can go wrong
Andrea Saltelli, University of Bergen
The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) implemented by the OECD has been controversial since the publication of its first results in 2000.
Measuring the mathematics, science…
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