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For fluent speakers, there are clear benefits â for others, there are huge costs. Here are some ways to boost linguistic justice, says lecturer Michele Gazzola
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More US families are choosing to home school, meaning removing access to mandated reporters and lack of education monitoring
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My first Christmas away from England was tough, until my students made an incredibly thoughtful and unexpected gesture
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The answers to today’s questions
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Puzzles to mark the year
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Draft is an important first step towards putting wellbeing at heart of approach that should be taken with pupils
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Latest figures show more than 230 schools affected by crumbling concrete, but many have yet to be told when rebuilding will begin
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From 1920s Salford to teaching disabled children, my mother Marje gave so many people hope, says Guardian features writer Simon Hattenstone
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An ex-Royal Ballet principal dancer is delivering lessons to turn an elitist reputation on its head
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Tanisha, 36, and Barbara Wiggins, received degrees in human services together from Onondaga Community College in Syracuse
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Even Scrooge would marvel at Queen Maryâs pay-docking over a marking boycott. No wonder higher education is in turmoil, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty
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Teaching the Enlightenment reminded me that the worse the world seems, the harder you have to hold on to your principles, says academic Lea Ypi
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Option likely to be available from September 2025 in bid to increase life skills and boost inclusivity in schools
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How to make sense of some of the key passages from long-delayed guidance
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Newton Carey gives his view after draft guidance was issued by the UK government
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As a child, Elizabeth Vickerie dreamed of being a vet. Instead, she spent thirty years working in education, until a late life romance led her down a fulfilling path
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At 41, Iâve returned to university, an experience which, first time round, totally changed my life. Now Iâm one of the oldest students in my year and already in debt, but Iâve discovered a newfound joy for education and the importance ...
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Top musician says Britainâs choral tradition threatened by classroom cutbacks and fewer public school pupils at Oxbridge
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200% suspension rates at ‘zero tolerance’ trusts in England could affect highly vulnerable children, experts warn
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London boroughs among hardest hit due to falling birth rate and family struggles with Covid and rising costs