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What we learned from the first half of the NFL season

Today at 08:44 AM, via BBC News

With half of the NFL season in the books we look at what we learned from the first nine weeks, who the biggest surprises and disappointments are and how the play-off picture is shaping up

Business

Smart skills planning for 2026: Avoid these WSP & ATR mistakes

Today at 08:35 AM, via BusinessTech

As South African companies wrap up the financial year, CTU Training Solutions warns that many still treat Workplace Skills Plans and Annual Training Reports as compliance tasks instead of strategic workforce tools.

Education

China-critical UK academics describe ‘extremely heavy’ pressure from Beijing

Today at 07:00 AM, via The Guardian

Reliance on overseas students’ tuition fees under scrutiny as scholars describe chilling effect of being targeted

UK academics whose research is critical of China say they have been targeted and their universities subjected to “extremely heavy” pressure from Beijing, prompting calls for a fresh look at the sector’s dependence on tuition fee income from Chinese students.

The academics spoke out...

Education

Ed Sheeran takes partial credit for move to overhaul music teaching in England

Yesterday at 20:36 PM, via The Guardian

Singer says changes reflect points raised in open letter to PM organised by his foundation with over 600 signatures

Ed Sheeran has taken partial credit for the government’s move to overhaul the teaching of music in England’s state schools, shortly after being mentioned by the education secretary in parliament.

The Department for Education (DfE) said it wanted to broaden the appeal of music...

Education

The Guardian view on the Francis curriculum review: raising the right questions in a world with few certain answers | Editorial

Yesterday at 20:30 PM, via The Guardian

In an age of increasingly capable machines, it makes sense for schools to value creativity and life skills as part of a well-rounded education

Societies evolve and schools are under pressure to adapt, but some features of education policy are perennial. For example, modernisation will always be denounced as a dilution of standards. Inevitably, Conservatives have leapt on recommendations by an...

Health

Radiation May Be Unnecessary for Many Breast Cancer Patients

Today at 03:56 AM, via New York Times

Doctors have already begun reducing radiation treatment for women at low risk of recurrence or spread of the disease. A new study finds that some women at greater risk can safely avoid radiation.