Pearson plans to sell its textbooks as NFTs

Educational publisher’s move into non-fungible tokens is intended to claw back some of the income lost to secondhand sales

When I became a doctor, I thought I could cope with the pain and death I would see. I was wrong

I couldn’t deal with the emotional load, so I became a writer, and poured it on to the page, says Joanna Cannon

‘You can’t say that!’: how to argue, better

A good debate isn’t about one person declaring victory, it’s about both people making a discovery, says psychologist Adam Grant

Andy Ward obituary

Other lives: Author of books on sports and higher education, including a narrative account of the Hillsborough disaster

Peter Mackridge obituary

Pioneer of Modern Greek studies in British universities fascinated by questions of language and identity

Children’s authors and Duchess of Cornwall unveil school library in Wales

Millbrook primary in Newport among first to be revamped as part of campaign

Tory contempt for the arts means we face a second dark age

Proposed cuts to English lit courses are symptomatic of the Conservatives’ ignorance of culture and disregard for ordinary people’s access to it

Sir Laurence Martin obituary

Historian and security strategist who was aware of the elusiveness of a relationship of trust with a nuclear power such as the Soviet Union

Philip Pullman leads outcry after Sheffield Hallam withdraws English lit degree

Study of literature should not be a ‘luxury for a wealthy minority of spoilt aesthetes’, author says

Nadhim Zahawi: axing Larkin and Owen poems for GCSE is cultural vandalism

Education secretary denounces exam board’s decision to replace the two poets in English literature course

I Heard What You Said by Jeffrey Boakye review – a lesson in everyday racism

The teacher relates his experiences in the education system – many of them shocking – with insight, intelligence and wit

I Heard What You Said by Jeffrey Boakye review – reflections of a Black school teacher

Timely insights into the ways in which Britain’s education system is failing to cater for all of its students

‘It’s about self-definition’: behind the early battle to teach Black history in US schools

A new book details the incredible work of Madeline Morgan, a teacher and activist who was determined to bring about the ‘alternative Black curriculum’

Cressida Cowell renews call for £100m investment in primary school libraries

The outgoing children’s laureate has transformed six primary schools through her Life-changing Libraries initiative, but says a ringfenced fund is needed for lasting impact

Why are books on the English school curriculum still in the grip of straight, white men?

Children in diverse societies need a broader range to learn about themselves and the world, says author Jeffrey Boakye