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Attendance Policies and Religious Intervention: When School Rules Clash with Parental Rights

This article examines the controversy surrounding strict school attendance policies and religious intervention in truancy cases. When 72-hour absences trigger Catholic Church-led “character training,” it raises questions about church-state separation and parental rights in education. Keywords: truancy, attendance policies, church intervention.

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The Wall of Education: UK University Fee Challenges for Immigrant Students

This article examines the financial barriers faced by immigrant students in the UK higher education system, highlighting a Nigerian student’s case to reveal the inequality of limited residency holders paying international fees. It calls for policy reforms to create fairer educational opportunities, with specific focus on Oxford University, international student fees, and immigration status.

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Studying in Spain, Master’s Degree, Cultural Adaptation: Exploring Spain’s K12 Education Model for International Students

This article examines the unique advantages of Spain’s K12 education system and its appeal to international students. It analyzes challenges and opportunities in cross-cultural adaptation, offering practical guidance for families considering international education in Spain. Keywords: studying in Spain, master’s degree, cultural adaptation.