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Selfies ban in art galleries: a sign of the times?Talking Point Priceless art has been damaged by visitors desperate to take a snap with star attractions, leading some galleries and museums to start fighting back
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Quiz of The Week: 21 – 27 JuneHave you been paying attention to The Week's news?
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The Week Unwrapped: How do you turn plastics into paracetamol?Podcast Plus, what is the Wagner Group doing now? And why is it so hard to find a job after university?
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Education: Can public schools be religious?Feature A Supreme Court seems ready to rule in favor of religious charter schools in Oklahoma, which could reshape public education
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America's academic brain drain has begunIN THE SPOTLIGHT As the Trump administration targets universities and teachers, educators are eying greener academic pastures elsewhere — and other nations are starting to take notice
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Schools' Send crisis: how can it be fixed?Today's Big Question Government urged to reform support for children with special educational needs and disabilities and save councils from bankruptcy
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Unschooling: the radical education trend raising eyebrowsUnder the radar Some parents are letting their children lead their education
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Satanists are pushing for representation in schoolsIn the Spotlight The 'After School Satan Club' has been igniting controversy in recent months
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Intelligence service: how schools are managing AIIn Depth Machine-thinking has the potential to create a paradigm shift in education but the change and challenges are huge
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Smartphones face bans in US schoolsTalking Points Educators say the devices disrupt classrooms
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Not worth cheating your way inOpinion Bribing the college admissions office no longer makes any sense
