It’s not easy for teachers when students strike and urge governments to act on climate change. Depending on school policy, it can be hard for educators to know how to respond.

College is a busy four years. A place to express, explore, and experience the best four years of your life! This is the time when you want to decode your true-self. You have to succeed in all academic responsibilities, build connections, and gain professional development skills.

With the commitment to contribute to the development of Education of Vietnam by giving students the opportunity to study UK undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in an international learning environment in Vietnam, in the school year of 2020 – 2021, British University Vietnam has officially launched Lion’s Heart Scholarship specifically for disadvantaged students who always make great effort to overcome the difficulties in life.

These incidents coupled with the unregulated and unsubstantiated claims made on sites like ratemyteacher.com suggest that the nature of harassment of teachers has changed.

An inability to function socially or emotionally is as much of a learning disability as the inability to read, says acclaimed child psychologist Dr. Ross Greene.

Natural disasters seem to be a growing concern as of late. The impact of these disasters is felt in communities around the world and very close to home for many students.

It’s not easy for teachers when students strike and urge governments to act on climate change. Depending on school policy, it can be hard for educators to know how to respond.

In just a few short weeks, the normal educational schedule was thrown into chaos. Schools, colleges and universities were faced with complete shut down - no pupils, no teachers and a significantly reduced ability to deliver lessons in a meaningful way.

As schools consider how they deliver teaching while students are at home, this is a great opportunity for teachers to re-think their classroom approach, instead of replicating the physical classroom online.