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A disturbing new study underscores the state of the US education system - finding that almost 25 percent of army applicants cannot meet standardized test requirements posed by military recruiters.
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More than a dozen children at Minister in Isle of Sheppey in the United Kingdom have been hurt when a heating duct collapsed while they were taking exams in a sporting hall.
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Mobile phone text messaging language has now come to exam papers also. Teachers who evaluated the answer scripts for a University exam in Bangalore, India were surprised to see the number of students using the short form of the language.
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A printing error could have helped the scores of 12,000 teens in the UK on their OCR exams. The exams arrived with all the answers on the back page.
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It has always been said that McDonald's has looked after its staff, allowing them to learn and develop as well as serve up burgers. But now the food chain we love to hate offering official diplomas to staffers in the UK.
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Sophie Currier is trying to complete her Harvard medical degree, but she needs more break time during her final testing to pump breast milk for her infant daughter. When the National Board of Medical Examiners said no, she headed for MA Superior Court.
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According to the Beijing News, stressed out parents living in the financial district of Shanghai, China, have been looking for a "prescription stimulant" to give their kids before this week's national college exams.
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GCSEs and A-levels in geography and science are easier than they were 10 years ago, the exams watchdog Ofqual warns.
Students who take water into the exam hall may improve their grades, a study suggests.
Plans to let universities dictate the content of A-level papers are welcomed by the exam regulator - but accused of being a "quick-fix gimmick" by teachers.
Ministers cut the GCSE-equivalent value of 3,100 vocational qualifications, such as hair services and horse care, ending their recognition in school league tables.
The founder of the controversial Dukan Diet, Dr Pierre Dukan, faces being struck off after suggesting children could pass a new exam by staying thin.
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