No agreement in classroom talks
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Trade unions and employers fail to come to an agreement over the classroom assistants' dispute.
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A head teachers' leader is alarmed by a suggestion that reform of 14-19 learning in England might be toned down.
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The education minister  is embroiled in an exchange of words over a teaching scheme for graduates backed by Tony Blair.
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Religious and educational leaders were engaged in debate over the growing trend of Islamic schools, after a chief government inspector warned they failed to prepare pupils for life in a diverse society.
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Trying to teach parents the skills to communicate with and soothe tantrum-prone children.
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Two blunt statements cause a ripple in relations - but nothing a good White House meeting can't paper over
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Academic freedom has never completely protected professors who make unpopular statements. One was fired in 1960 for suggesting that premarital sex among students could be a good thing. Three decades later, a department chair was demoted for saying a Jewish conspiracy denigrated blacks in the movies.
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No discussion of war in Iraq - Thursday night&#39;s presidential debate included - would be complete without a headmaster&#39;s scolding of the arrogant and trigger-happy US government.
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As students return to the campus, a debate continues over how schools should handle students in distress
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College sophomore Charis Bridgman tends to keep quiet in class if she thinks her professor might disagree with her Christian-influenced ideas.
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Teachers are going to have to make some changes.
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During a class discussion on adolescence, a high school teacher recently asked her students whether they go on dates. We don't "date," the 12th graders reported. We "hook up."
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MPs are to debate plans which will require schools to give unbiased advice about course options.
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A school district that required science teachers to read a statement about alternatives to the theory of evolution decided Friday that teachers can choose not to read it, but their classes will still hear it.
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A legal row over comments left on a football chat site have re-started debate about free speech.
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The FTC's peer-to-peer workshop brings opposing sides together, and they agree something should be done, but it's that uncertain something that is causing trouble. Michael Grebb reports from Washington.
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Officials in some high-immigrant school districts are threatening to defy a federal law that requires all children to take the same reading tests, even those struggling to learn English.