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Nearly 40% of UK grades are expected to be lowered by a “biased” algorithm.
With schools themselves admitting grades will not be fair, predictions hold the power to structurally limit equal access to opportunities, Dr Suriyah Bi writes.
Coronavirus lockdown means we are now running the risk of a whole generation 'failing to launch', Tristram Hooley writes.
The government has said students in England will be charged full tuition fees in September, even if campuses remain closed.
Strikes and Covid-19 have meant that some students have had just two full weeks of teaching since 27 January, writes Sabrina Miller.
Despite government advice to remain open amid the Covid-19 pandemic, a number of universities have moved lectures and exams online.
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If you find yourself struggling, I can guarantee you’re not the only person in your year, your halls or probably even your flat feeling that way, Clea Skopeliti writes
"It’s outrageous that this should be the state of affairs in 2019."