Topic: Education
Three Paradoxes Revealed by The Pandemic
In reviewing the social and political aspects of the pandemic, there appear to be three major paradoxes, writes Geoff Mulgan ...
Who suffered the most during homeschooling? Parents of young kids and older children
New research shows that teenagers and the parents of young children was hardest hit by the strain of homeschooling during ...
IPPO Rapid Evidence Review: The impact of UK school closures on children during the COVID-19 pandemic
This review was commissioned by the UK Government’s Department for Education following a recommendation from SAGE. To read all four ...
Rapid Evidence Review: The impact of the pandemic on the UK Further Education sector and its students
This review was commissioned by the UK Government’s Department for Education following a recommendation from SAGE. To read all four ...
Rapid Evidence Review: The impact of the pandemic on the UK Higher Education sector and its students
This review was commissioned by the UK Government’s Department for Education following a recommendation from SAGE. To read all four ...
On Playday, we must discuss how to turn COVID-19 summer support schemes into a long-term strategy for children’s wellbeing
This year’s theme, Summer of Play, mirrors the campaign that Save The Children has been leading to support those most ...
Elective Home Education in a post-pandemic world: why more needs to be done for our growing number of home-schooled children
A second year of exam cancellations and equity issues has fuelled concerns of a ‘lost generation’ of home-schooled children who ...
What does the future of school learning look like in the wake of COVID-19? Ask a biology teacher
After the past year’s extraordinary ‘experiment’ in online learning, we now have an opportunity to develop this resource so it ...
