Patience and risk appetite shape young people's choice of education

Unclear regulations are challenging the use of artificial intelligence in the public sector. Two legal scholars propose that new legislation providing a clearer legal basis for the use of AI in public administration should be enacted to provide clarity and strengthen both innovation and citizens’ legal rights.

Students perform better academically when they put their phones away during lessons. The effect is greatest among those who already have the lowest marks, according to a new international research project.

Teachers no longer assess their own students’ written final exams at the end of 9th grade in Danish schools. This has led to a significant reduction in grade disparities between students from different socio-economic backgrounds.