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23rd Int’l Kharazmi Festival starts The 23rd International Kharazmi (Khwarizmi) Festival kicked off in Tehran Sunday morning.
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Study Finds Wide Achievement Gaps for Top Students Achievement gaps between students of different genders and racial, economic, and linguistic groups are large and persistent for the nation’s top-performing students, even as they seem to be narrowing for K-12 students as a whole, according to a new report.
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State School Boards Raise Questions About Standards States that adopt proposed common academic standards must use the entire document word for word, leaders of the initiative said this week.
08:12 - 8/02/2010	More >>

Education and culture at the heart of UNESCO’s action in Haiti Brazil has donated US$ 400,000 to finance one of three UNESCO projects to rebuild Haiti’s devastated education system.
08:04 - 8/02/2010	More >>

Core Knowledge to Link Curriculum to Core Standards Foundation Will Make Its K-8 Sequence Available to Schools for Free...
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Educational equality under Labour David Blunkett entreats us to wait until 2025 to judge New Labour on initiatives in schools such as its literacy programme (Letters, 29 January).
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Nearly half of new teachers have not had enough training to deal with violence in the classroom, a survey showed today. Government plan risks damaging the integrity of teacher training, says union...
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New teachers cant deal with classroom violence Nearly half of new teachers have not had enough training to deal with violence in the classroom, a survey showed today.
08:50 - 7/02/2010	More >>

First-ever Montessori state school planned Charity to fund primary in bid to promote alternative teaching method...
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Report: Teachers and Policymakers Differ on Effectiveness Measures Teachers’ views on how instructional effectiveness should be measured, as well as how it could be improved, are not well-aligned with current education policy initiatives, according to a new survey report.
12:27 - 1/02/2010	More >>

At five, a third of poor boys cannot write their names, report says Almost three-quarters of boys on free school meals are failing to keep pace with their peers, official figures show...
18:51 - 30/01/2010	More >>

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● 23rd Int’l Kharazmi Festival starts

● UNESCO Director-General joins global leaders in key sessions on education at Davos

● Brazil donates $400,000 to rebuild education in Haiti

● Young scientists from UNESCO Associated Schools (ASPnet) explore biodiversity

● Partnerships for Education web portal launched in Davos

● Parents pay 3 times more for private school education: survey

● 2010, International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures

● Students Visit Reality Town for Life Lessons

● Microsoft releases emergency Internet Explorer patch

● UNESCO’s education priorities in Haiti

● Students Respond to Haitian Earthquake

● “Education is at the core of Haiti’s recovery and is the key to Haiti’s development”

● UNESCO’s Director-General visits largest university in the world

● Dour schools are stifling pupils

● Ohio Students Face Tougher Math Requirements

● Looking back: Major Education events in 2009

● Is Certification the Stamp for Good Teaching?

● Children to be taught perils of debt

● Hazrat Zaynab (SA), message bearer of Karbala

● We are determined to scrap Sats testing for 11-year-olds, say unions

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