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Anecdotally, behaviour in the world’s schools is going downhill – but does the data support this assertion and, if so, why is it happening? Holly Korbey investigates

The great tech fightback in schools is well underway, but Holly Korbey finds that technology’s true impact on education is more nuanced

A change in approach to parenting and rising distrust are shifting relationships between parents and schools, finds Holly Korbey

School music has long been dragged down by teacher shortages, falling uptake and government focus on Stem. But with evidence mounting for the cognitive benefits of music learning, there is more reason than ever to prioritise it, finds Holly Korbey

Growing numbers of UK parents are asking for their summer-born children to start Reception a year later. But should schools always grant these requests? Holly Korbey looks at the evidence

Four years ago, the New Zealand government set out to transform the way reading was taught in its schools. Holly Korbey reports on what happened next