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Growing failures of social care in educating young people
New evidence mounts demonstrating the lack of educational engagement and achievement among young people from social care backgrounds. The perceived crisis of social care is intensified as “cycles of deprivation” accumulate ...
Automatic learning through neuro-data transfer
Automatic neuro-education is technologically possible but at a price - and therefore available only to wealthy people (or those singled out by powerful institutions for such enhancement). Techniques are developed for neurologic...
Learning by computers severely affects communities ability t ...
Learning by computers severely affects the ability of people to engage properly and a generation of people is created that are unable to communicate effectively.
Growing importance of evaluation of research programmes
Growing requirement for research programmes and institutions to be evaluated in terms of the extent to which they meet objectives.
Elderly people are back to education, actively organise themselves and initiate a political party for the elderly which lead them back in power.
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