Primary pupils must study languages Guardian Unlimited
Languages will become compulsory in primary schools but pupils will still be able to drop them at the age of 14, Lord Dearing's review of language teaching in schools in England said today.
Primary pupils must study languages Guardian Unlimited
Languages will become compulsory in English primaries, but pupils will still be able to drop them at 14, says Lord Dearing
 Dearing Interim Language Review published today Government News Network
Lord Dearing today published his interim report on languages. The provisional proposals will be subject to extensive consultation with school heads, teachers and other stakeholders before he makes his final recommendations in February next year.
Local: Nashua retiree finds calling as overseas volunteer The Nashua Telegraph
NASHUA – He didn't find his dream career until he retired. - By JENN McDOWELL Telegraph Staff
DU BCom students to learn accounts, US style The Times of India
NEW DELHI: In a move to contemporise commerce teaching and enhance employability of undergraduates, Delhi University will soon start teaching US accounting principles as well as International Accounting Standards to students.
UAW BRANCHES OUT IN MICHIGAN: 40,000 launch child-care union Detroit Free Press
Michigan home-based child-care providers whose clients include children from low-income families have formed a union in an effort to win better wages and benefits. They are joining forces with autoworkers.
UAW BRANCHES OUT IN MICHIGAN: 40,000 launch child-care union WZZM 13 Grand Rapids
If the state wants proper care for children, it has to treat providers better, one caregiver said. Shalonda Goodson, 3, of Detroit is cared for by Scherriel Fenderson in Detroit, who welcomes the UAW's help.
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Child-care providers unionize in Mich. Lansing State Journal
Michigan home-based child-care providers whose clients include low-income children have formed a union in an effort to win better wages and benefits.
LETTERS TO THE WEB EDITOR, DEC. 13, 2006 Tyler Morning Telegraph
That's a touching story almost as touching as the $640 we had to pay for a new set of tires last night. Upon leaving the plant on 12-6-06, the tires on our truck picked up 14 roofing nails. Each tire had a minimum of three nails. There were three other employees who had punctured tires as well.
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