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House of Commons Early Day Motion: Independent school closures
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Political
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Liberal Democrat MPs Edward Morello and Wera Hobhouse have both signed an Early Day Motion in the House of Commons urging ministers to "promote the financial resilience of independent schools, including through a review of measures such as scrutiny of ownership, liquid capital, financial viability, early-warning requirements and minimum closure notice periods, so no school can close at such short notice without proper protections for pupils, families and staff". No amendments have yet been submitted to the motion. Hansard.
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Universities could be fined if they fail to stop AI cheating by students, OfS warns
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Higher education
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Universities that do not stop artificial intelligence (AI) cheating by students could be fined, the Office for Students (OfS) has warned. In its new report, the independent regulator of higher education in England said many universities were still using unsupervised assessments that students could complete "in just a few minutes" with AI chatbots, resulting in some students no longer engaging in learning. The organisation has published new guidance saying universities must ensure students are being assessed effectively and advising them to use more secure "AI-free" assessment methods. By Albert Tait, The Telegraph.
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