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Disabled Students Urge Universities To Make Online Learning More Accessible

From difficulties getting extensions for work to issues with screen exposure, students with disabilities have spoken of their challenges during lockdown.
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Universities Could Become Ground Zero For Second Wave Of Coronavirus, Union Warns

One million students will move around the UK next month.
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University To Universal Credit: How Class Of 2020 Is Graduating Straight Onto The Dole

Revealed: Some 71,208 young people received their first Universal Credit payments in July – nearly double the figure for this time last year.
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I've Worked In University Admissions For 10 Years – I've Never Seen Chaos Like This

An algorithm may be to blame for the A-levels disaster but remember, it’s humans having to clear up the mess.
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Universities Could Need 'Billions' In Taxpayer Bailouts Due To A-Level Fiasco

Gavin Williamson refused to answer when asked if he would resign over the debacle.
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Opinion: Abolishing Private Schools Is The Only Way To Make Things Fair

Now the cracks in our education system have been so publicly exposed, we can't continue to ignore them, Diyora Shadijanova writes.
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Universities Could Have To Scrap Offers And Re-Run Entire System After A-Levels U-Turn

Education secretary Gavin Williamson has lifted the cap on student numbers at English universities, leaving many with more demand than they can meet.
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100,000 A-Level Results Could Be Downgraded. Students Like These Are Most At Risk

Nearly 40% of UK grades are expected to be lowered by a “biased” algorithm.
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Opinion: If My Grades Were Predicted I Would Never Have Studied At Oxford And Yale

With schools themselves admitting grades will not be fair, predictions hold the power to structurally limit equal access to opportunities, Dr Suriyah Bi writes.
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Opinion: Youth Unemployment Is A Ticking Time Bomb

Coronavirus lockdown means we are now running the risk of a whole generation 'failing to launch', Tristram Hooley writes.
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