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Times online: Pupils free to rate teachers’ performance online
Times Online June 24, 2009. Mike Harvey, Technology Correspondent A court has ruled that schoolchildren may rate their teachers online, rejecting the case of a woman who argued that her rights had been infringed by pupils who gave her bad […]
Independent: Clare Whipple: Try teaching in Africa – you’ll long for Ofsted
If you want to hear a horror story it won't get much worse than this from the Indpendent newspaper.. Clare Whipple: Try teaching in Africa – you'll long for Ofsted Thursday
Guardian: Nearly a million young people not in work or education.
Nearly a million young people not in work or education. Recession is creating record numbers of 'neets', government figures show Anthea Lipsett guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 24 June 2009 09.03 BST
Telegraph: Four-year-olds given ‘therapy’ to improve behaviour.
Children as young as four should be given group therapy at school to control their behaviour, according to Ofsted. By Graeme Paton, Education Editor. Published: 12:01AM BST 24 Jun
Telegraph:Student tuition fees ‘should increase’, says vice-chancellor
Student tuition fees 'should increase', says vice-chancellor. Universities should be allowed to increase the £3,100 cap on tuition fees, according to Professor Paul Wellings, a leading academic, who
Telegraph: ‘Victorian’ primary curriculum ruining children’s education, says academic
'Victorian' primary curriculum ruining children's education, says academic Primary school lessons are being reduced to "the trading of obsolete facts" simply to pass exams, according to Professor Robin Alexander,
Press release: Social networks and Internet need to be ‘interwoven together’ – EifEL
Social networks and Internet need to be ‘interwoven together’ – EifEL by Jason Seebaruth The social networks and Internet of tomorrow will mean existing as an ‘internet of subjects’
EO Campaign news: Roland Meighan Response to Review Report
A new article entitled Roland Meighan Response to Review Report has been posted on the EO Campaign website, http://www.freedomforchildrentogrow.org/update.php. The EO link reads Saturday 20 June Roland Meighan Response to Review
GLEF Edutopia – Digital Youth Portrait: Olivia
Edutopia News 17th June 2009 Interesting video portrait of Olivia. http://www.edutopia.org/digital-generation-profile-olivia-video Although Without the means or easy access to the newest high tech tools, this resourceful and strong-willed
The National Union of Teachers has called for the Government to end child poverty and Sats testing.
Again our thanks to the reporter Jason Seebaruth for this item: The National Union of Teachers has called for the Government to end child poverty and Sats testing. Addressing delegates
Education must not serve the needs of business – UCU Monday, 15 June 2009
Our thanks to the reporter Jason Seebaruth for the following article: Education cannot be run as a business nor be seen as serving the needs of business, according to
Teachers Without Masks: a Sudbury Alternative
Teachers Without Masks: a Sudbury Alternative by Bruce Smith change.org blog Published June 13, 2009 @ 08:04AM PT http://education.change.org/ Interesting article re Sudbury schools and the subject of learner
EO Campaign website: EO Rejects Calls for Monitoring and Registration
A new article entitled EO Rejects Calls for Monitoring and Registration has been posted on the EO Campaign website,
Home education clampdown ‘an infringement of civil liberties’
Home education clampdown 'an infringement of civil liberties' Parents could be banned from educating children at home in a move branded a "very bad day for civil liberties". The
Independent review of home education
Graham Badman's report of his independent review of home education has been published today. Please follow this link to the report, the government's response http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/everychildmatters/homeeducation/ and this link to the
Home Education – Parliament. Hansard Text 9th June 2009
Text of this can be found at: http://tiny.cc/VwPtt
Press release: NUS Proposes Alternative To Top-Up Fees As Lost Generation Faces Summer Of Misery
The National Union of Students (NUS) today published radical proposals for an alternative means of funding universities in England, as the number of signatories of a Downing Street
Our learning systems are not learning!
Why boys can't keep up with the girls. As women outperform men in higher education, how can we encourage boys to make it to university and beyond? Lee Elliot Major
Book: Life Learning. Lessons from the Educational Frontier.
While education and learning continues to struggle to meet personal, family and societal need its so refreshing to read some solid common sense. The world has and is
EO Campiagn Website – Models of Good Practice
EO Campaign Website. A new article entitled Field Trips to Look at Innovative Models of Good Practice has been posted on the EO Campaign website, http://www.freedomforchildrentogrow.org/update.php. This includes a
Poor teaching ‘is pushing students to private tutors’
Simon Johnson writing in the Daily Telegraph June 8th about universty students unhappy with the standard of teaching on their courses. We've flagged these kind of issues before.
OpenEye May E-News
OpenEye is worth keeping on your horizons - OpenEye May E- Newsletter - Items include Open Letter to the Minister Review or Not? The Graduate Dilemma Special Needs Increase Boys are Different Exemption Refused Children's Centres
EO Campaign Website – ‘Independent Schools Are Helping Home Educators With Exams’
A new article entitled 'Independent Schools Are Helping Home Educators With Exams' has been posted on the EO Campaign website,
GCSEs ‘put girls on path to beating boys at university’
From The Mail Online - GCSEs 'put girls on path to beating boys at university' By Laura Clark Last updated at 7:22 AM on 08th June 2009. http://tinyurl.com/qhg4p4 There