Julia Fiehn obituary: educationist and author
Julia Fiehn, an educationist and author who created innovative learning materials and championed citizenship education, has died aged 77.
Category : Education
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A new law banning mobile phones in English schools reflects deepening public concern about big tech's impact on children. Evidence from Norway, Sweden, and California supports stricter screen policies.
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A coalition of 14 social mobility organisations urges the UK government to fund a student premium for disadvantaged 16-19 year olds to prevent them from becoming Neet.
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