Multimedia journalist/social media editor
Nick Morrison is a multimedia journalist and social media editor, currently working on the social media accounts of AFP and EU Data News Hub. With a background in publications like The Guardian and The Independent, Nick covers a wide range of topics including education, social issues, music, and more. His work can be found in Forbes and KNKX Public Radio.
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Nick Morrison's coverage primarily focuses on education-related topics, such as school performance, student well-being, and teacher-related issues. He also covers entertainment news to some extent. When reaching out to him, consider providing data-driven insights or expert commentary related to education policies, learning methodologies during the pandemic, or the impact of social media on adolescents' behavior.
Given his emphasis on citing data and government announcements in his articles, potential sources should be able to provide evidence-based information or perspectives based on official statements from educational institutions or governing bodies.
Nick does not have a specific geographic focus but seems interested in global trends and issues within the education sector.
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Franchise students are involved in more than half the student loan fraud detected in the U.K. (Pic: ... [+] Getty Creative)
Universities are coming under growing pressure as student protests over Israel’s assault on Gaza spread to campuses in Europe.
By: Nick Morrison
Despite its widespread use, there is little evidence to back up the use of a zero tolerance approach in schools, research found.
Schools are increasingly required to use synthetic phonics to teach children to read (Pic: Getty ... [+] Creative)
Options include a total ban on selling smartphones to under 16s and promoting the use of non-internet enabled ‘children’s phones'.
Internet addiction can cause changes in the teenage brain which can impair a range of functions, ... [+] including short-term memory (Pic: Getty Creative)
By: Nick Morrison
The rankings aim to examine 'how universities are improving our world' (Pic: Getty Creative) The world's most sustainable universities have been revealed in the Times Higher Education
Private school alumni have better health outcomes by middle age than peers who went to public, state ... [+] schools (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
By: Nick Morrison
The U.S. is lagging behind key competitors in the race to equip its workforce with GenAI skills, according to global learning platform Coursera.
By: Nick Morrison
Children who miss a lot of school are seen as more withdrawn, as well as being worse at literacy and math than their classmates, even when that is not true.
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