Education

Sometimes, the very groups we expect to set an example end up getting it wrong. One of the biggest teaching unions in the UK has just learned that lesson the hard way. After what many are calling a disaster of an internal election, the union has been ordered by a court to pay £78,000. And […]

It’s hard to overstate just how much higher education has been dragged into political fights over the past few years. In America, colleges and universities were once seen mostly as places for learning, discovery, and growth. Now? They’ve become battlegrounds. And much of the recent turmoil — no surprises here — circles back to one

In a heated day of political drama, Labour leader Keir Starmer accused the Conservative Party and Reform UK of secretly planning a coalition government. Speaking to a crowd of supporters and journalists, Starmer didn’t hold back. He said voters were being “conned” and warned that the real plan between the Tories and Reform was being

It’s hard to overstate just how much higher education has been dragged into political fights over the past few years. In America, colleges and universities were once seen mostly as places for learning, discovery, and growth. Now? They’ve become battlegrounds. And much of the recent turmoil — no surprises here — circles back to one

Have you ever sat down and really asked students what they think about their classrooms today? Not what adults or teachers say — but what students themselves feel when they walk into a modern classroom every morning? Because if you listen closely, you’ll find that today’s students have a lot to say. Some of it

Some weekends are for sleeping in. Some are for long walks, brunch, and daydreaming. But sometimes, weekends are for slowing down — and reading the kind of stories that stick in your mind long after Sunday night rolls around. This weekend, there’s a lot to think about. And it’s not just the usual news cycle

When you think about learning history, you probably imagine boring textbooks filled with dates you have to memorize, right? Maybe some black-and-white photos, some old paintings, and a few dusty timelines. But you know what almost nobody talks about enough? Maps. Seriously, maps are like this hidden treasure when it comes to learning history. They’re

You know, when people talk about teaching history, it always seems to be about the big stuff. Wars, kings, empires falling apart, presidents giving speeches. All important, sure. But there’s something different about the history that happened right around you. The streets you walk on, the buildings you drive past, the people you wave at

You ever just stop and think about how different school is now compared to when we were kids? I mean, seriously — we used to carry heavy backpacks full of books, try not to lose our homework, and if you forgot something at school, well… too bad. You had to deal with it. Now? Kids