Me, Miss! Why blurting out the answers can be good for pupils

Louder children can outperform quieter classmates and lift overall performance by encouraging others to become engaged While it may be frustrating for a teacher attempting to control a class, researchers say blurting out the answers can be good for pupils. Children who shout out the answer can be nearly nine months ahead in reading and [...]

Letters: Questionable answers from Cameron

I couldn’t help but clench my teeth with indignation after reading your star-studded Q&A interview with David Cameron (So, prime minister, what are you ashamed of?, Weekend, 26 November). In his reply to a question from Tracey Emin he pinned himself down as a “big fan of art education” and said he is “all in [...]

Law school Questions and Answers

A never married dad wants at least joint custody of 3year old daughter in michigan and can not afford a lawyermother is uncooperative and caddy. father makes $30000 per year and can’t afford lawyer, she will not give joint custody willingly, what can father do? Contact a local law school and ask them for the [...]