According to the education secretary Damian Hinds, ‘teachers need to better prepare pupils of the risks of “fake news” and disinformation online’. In an increasingly network-driven society, it appears to be the case that pupils …
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Fake News: the failures of big tech and education
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Backlash from teachers as Tories pledge to beef up Ofsted and bring in no-notice school inspections
'It is difficult to see any purpose in flogging this dead horse yet again,' says union
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Climate change activism 'reducing mental health symptoms among young people'
'Standing shoulder to shoulder with activists helps overcome sense of powerlessness,' head says
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'Alarming': Government misses teacher-training targets for seventh year in a row despite major staff shortages in schools
'The Department for Education has missed its targets for maths, modern foreign languages and physics by a country mile, which is alarming as there are serious teacher shortages in all these subjects'
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Ban could see protests against LGBT+ lessons spread across UK, campaigners warn
'The ruling will cause a lot of uproar and upset', diversity group says
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Silicon Valley is bad at making products that suit women. That is a missed opportunity from
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Record rise in student nurses – but unions warn it isn't enough to cover NHS shortfall
It come as charity warns of less qualified staff plugging workforce gaps in nursing
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Teachers in schools with poorer pupils asked to collect more attainment data, prompting fears over workload
Talented staff will leave if administrative burden becomes too high, researcher warns
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Protests against LGBT+ lessons permanently banned from outside Birmingham primary school
Ongoing demonstrations had 'significant adverse impact' on pupils and teachers, judge says
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University strikes: Picket lines and cancelled lectures as tens of thousands of staff walk out
Shadow education secretary calls on institutions to 'put students first' and avoid action
