'Toss a coin' to choose students
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Interviewing would-be students is so unreliable universities might as well toss a coin, an admissions expert told MPs.
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The universities suggest taking along a sample ballot, among other election tips.
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Students at a college in Chile use a bespoke video game to learn about about team-building.
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Computer-based matching system helps students to find the most compatible roommates.
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For an increasing number of public schools, the formula for a better education requires a little arithmetic: divide the girls from the boys.
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Pupils at four primary schools are being given the choice of starting lessons at different times of the day.
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No winners last year, the gauntlet is down BrainAcademy, the competition that hands out bursaries to promising computer science students, is kicking off again this summer. Last year the challenge proved too tough for the entrants: no one managed to survive all three elimination rounds to claim the prize.â¦
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MPs are to debate plans which will require schools to give unbiased advice about course options.
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As thousands of North-east students take part i
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The number of gifted and talented pupils in secondary schools is to be included in league tables in England.
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A quick screen for making winning picks.
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By Rupa Shenoy  rshenoy@@dailyherald.com  It's a question that defeats many an adult: How can one person make a difference?  But when a sixth grade elementary class from West Chicago tackled the question, the students came up with a nationally award- winning answer.
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Â· Bursaries not all allocated at eight institutionsÂ· Many youngsters unsure if they are eligible
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Universities struggling to choose between top A-level students should be given more information, exam chiefs say.
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Pupils could soon face tests of their creativity under plans to boost the kind of "soft skills".
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The school attended by university applicants remains key to deciding whether they get a place, a study finds.
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The NCAA recently passing new rules to crack down on diploma mills, but a loop hole exists if a student has a learning disability.