Viral Math Puzzle Stumps Social Media: Answer Revealed
A tricky equation involving four sixes has sparked debate online, with many failing to solve it correctly. Using the PEMDAS rule, we break down the steps to find the answer of 35.
Category : EdTech
Teaching English in the AI Era: A Human Touch
As AI transforms education, English teachers find new joy in fostering creativity and critical thinking, blending technology with traditional human-centric teaching methods.
App Boosts Spanish Speaking in 50 Minutes After Year of Struggle
After nearly a year of limited progress with traditional language apps, a single 50-minute session on a tutoring platform provided more conversational confidence than months of previous study.
2002 Slang Evolution: From Bling-tastic to Extra
A 2002 BBC slang glossary reveals terms like 'blogger' and 'buzzing' have endured, while 'bling-tastic' and 'minging' have transformed into modern equivalents like 'extra' and 'ick'.
UK EdTech Doris Goes Global, Revolutionising School Search
British EdTech startup Doris is expanding worldwide, aiming to list 10,000 international schools by March 2026. The AI-powered platform helps parents find schools impartially while providing schools with unprecedented data insights.
Green Brothers Make Complexly Nonprofit for Trustworthy Content
Hank and John Green convert their educational media company Complexly into a nonprofit, aiming to provide reliable, ad-free content amid AI misinformation and public media funding cuts.
Gen Z Less Intelligent Than Parents Due to Digital Learning
Neuroscientist Dr Jared Cooney Horvath reveals Gen Z is the first generation to score lower on IQ tests than their predecessors, attributing the decline to overreliance on educational technology in schools.
AI Tutoring Tools Set for UK Schools by 2027
The UK government announces plans to introduce AI tutoring tools in schools by 2027, targeting disadvantaged pupils to reduce educational inequalities, with trials starting this summer.
AI Tutoring to Launch in UK Schools by 2027
The Department for Education confirms AI tutoring tools will be introduced across UK schools by 2027, aiming to provide personalised support for 450,000 disadvantaged pupils while emphasising teacher involvement and safety.
Phillipson: AI Tools 'Different' to Phones in Schools
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson tells Bett UK conference AI can deliver 'biggest leap forward for learning in centuries' while announcing new guidance and investment.
AI Teachers Transform UK Classrooms with Microsoft & OpenAI
Exclusive investigation reveals how AI-powered teaching assistants are transforming UK classrooms, raising questions about the future of education and teacher roles.
Hamas: Political facade hides terrorist core
An in-depth analysis exposing how Hamas maintains a facade of political legitimacy while continuing its terrorist activities and undermining Middle East peace prospects.
TikTok Star Big Manny Pitches Science Show to BBC
TikTok's favourite scientist, Big Manny, is in talks with the BBC to launch a major new science show. The influencer, known for his explosive experiments, wants to make science accessible and exciting for young audiences across the UK.
Five journalists killed in Gaza, including Al Jazeera's al-Sharif
Tragedy strikes as five journalists, including Al Jazeera's Anas al-Sharif, lose their lives in Israeli attacks on Gaza. The incident highlights the dangers faced by media personnel in conflict zones.
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