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Posts Tagged ‘Arts’

HAVE STUDENTS TAKEN TO CHEATING TO GET THE BEST EDUCATION?

March 1st, 2011 posted by Jasmine Jaume

Is pressure to get a ‘good education’ and get into the best schools pushing students into cheating? With numerous reports recently of cases of cheating within education, it seems that perhaps the temptation to cheat is becoming hard to resist.

WHAT UNIVERSITIES WANT: THE ‘HARD’ OR ‘SOFT’ A LEVEL DEBATE CONTINUES

February 15th, 2011 posted by Jasmine Jaume

There has been much debate over the years about so-called ‘soft’ and ‘hard’ subjects and students are always asking what subjects are best to take at A level (or equivalent) to get into their chosen universities. The debate has flared up once again.

NEW ISSUE OF I-MAD NOW ONLINE

April 16th, 2010 posted by Ian Maull

i-MAD, the i-studentadvisor guide to studying media, arts and design is now online. i-MAD provides essential information for students and counsellors on different fields of study and institutions around the world.

NEW ISSUE OF I-SECT NOW ONLINE

July 22nd, 2009 posted by Felicity Pont

i-SECT, i-studentadvisor’s science, engineering, computing and technology magazine is now online and available at: www.i-studentadvisor.com

MALAYSIAN MATHS AND SCIENCE LESSONS TO BE TAUGHT IN THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE ONCE MORE

July 13th, 2009 posted by Felicity Pont

Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian officials last week announced that as of 2012 all teaching of maths and science in the county will be conducted in the mother tongue, Bahasa Malaysia.

NEW ISSUE OF i-MAD NOW ONLINE

July 7th, 2009 posted by Nikki Tarjanyi

i-MAD, i-studentadvisor’s magazine for courses in media, arts and design is now available on i-studentadvisor.com. This is essential reading for any students looking to study a course within the arts sector overseas, or for college admissions counsellors wanting to learn more about the specific requirements for these courses. i-MAD can also be for the parents of artistic minded students to answer all their questions about their child’s future prospects in the arts.