May 2011 News

Dyscalculia needs to be taken more seriously

Specialised teaching for individuals with dyscalculia, the mathematical equivalent of dyslexia, should be made widely available in mainstream education, according to a review of current research published in the journal Science.

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What makes children happy?

Flowers, rainbows and enjoying the sunshine are the things that really make children happy rather than money and watching TV, according to the results of a national art competition.

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Parents warned of dangers of spring-cleaning

You might have the urge for a spring clean at this time of year but did you know that during the months of April and May hospital admissions of children due to cleaning product related incidents increases dramatically.

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Teachers take up £1 a day poverty challenge

Teachers and students are joining thousands of people spending £1 a day on food and drink and using the experience to highlight extreme poverty in this month.

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