What matters more than labelling children is that teachers and parents understand how to overcome the barriers to progress, says Garry Freeman, Special Education Needs Coordinator for a school in Leeds.
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More students caught copying university applications
Almost 8,500 students were suspected of copying in their university applications last year.
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Can being bilingual make you smarter?
Expat Linda A. Janssen explains why learning another language isn't just useful, but can help build a better brain.
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Primaries join forces to fight appeal over new high school
PARENTS from Portobello’s primary schools have banded together in a bid to persuade a protest group to drop its appeal against the building of a new high school.
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Rise in 'copied' university statements
Almost 8,500 students were suspected of copying in their university applications last year, with new figures showing the number suspected of plagiarising their personal statements has more than tripled in a year.
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GCSEs and A-levels 'two grades easier' than Far East exams
Fresh criticism as it emerges pupils can score A with less effort than those taking exams in the Far East.
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Special needs? Maybe he just doesn't like football
With more children being diagnosed with special educational needs, those whose needs really are special may miss out on help, believes Graeme Archer.
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A–level question on... Frankie Boyle
SCOTTISH comedian Frankie Boyle has been featured in an A- level General Studies question by an English exam board.
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Number of suspect university applications trebles
THE number of budding students suspected of plagiarism in their university applications more than tripled last year, new figures show.
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GCSE grading system faces biggest overhaul in 25 years
Rising numbers of pupils face failing their GCSE exams under the biggest shake up of the qualifications system in 25 years, it emerged today.
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