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Staffroom mantra?
I recently saw this on a staffroom wall – how true. I hoped the staff took his to their hearts. I’ve come to the frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element in the classroom. It’s my personal approach that […]
Press release: An opportunity for local young writers to take part in live reading from Trafalgar
Young writers and poets from schools and colleges around the UK are being invited to submit a piece of prose, or a poem, for "One & Other" -
Guardian: Academies: 200 and counting, but more doubts raised
Polly Curtis, education editor guardian.co.uk, Monday 7 September 2009 22.35 BST The case for Labour's multimillion-pound academy programme has yet to be proved and in some cases the disruption
BBC News: Make time for play, schools urged
BBC News 11:31 GMT, Thursday, 3 September 2009 The right to play is enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Teachers are being urged to make
Guardian: Education: spending, class sizes, teachers pay and statistics compared by country…
Which country spends the most on education? Which has the smallest class sizes? Where do you find the highest graduate unemployment rates? These are the latest statistics from
BBC News: School consultants ‘earned £170m’
BBC News Sunday, 6 September 2009 20:21 UK The Tories say ministers have mismanaged the rebuilding scheme Local authorities have spent £170 million on consultants in a government scheme to
Natural learning key to success
The Washington Times Sunday, September 6, 2009 HOME-SCHOOLING: Natural learning key to success. By Kate Tsubata I naturally am excited to hear of the latest research, commissioned by the Home
TES Magazine: The best of both worlds
Features | Published in TES Magazine on 4 September, 2009 | By: Nick Morrison Section:Features ..The relationship between state schools and the home education community can be tense, but a
New democratic youth organisation formed at HESFES
Thanks to Derry Hannam for alerting us to home-ed young people forming a democratic organisation at HESFES. The Home Educated Youth Council. The HEYC are an independent voice for home
Life Media: Natural Life Magazine offer
Life Media produce some great materials and resources and we often refer to their work. Currently you can get a free online sample of their July / August Natural
CfL: Family Learning Festival 17-31 October 2009
The Family Learning Festival is an annual awareness campaign get gets families together in fun, informal learning. Organisations can open their doors to families in Octomily Learber as
Press release: Schools learn to grow, whilst growing to learn
Green fingered youngsters are learning about the importance of using recycled products whilst gaining national gardening accolades. School garden designs using innovative recycled rubber gardening products have been the
EO Campaign Website additions Aug-Sep
03.09.09 A new article entitled Education Otherwise meeting with DCSF has been posted on the EO Campaign website, http://www.freedomforchildrentogrow.org/update.php 03.09.09 A new article entitled Updated Briefing on the Badman
Futurelab – Call for Ideas
We are seeking ideas about new ways of learning with 'meaningful', mobile or locative games: 'Meaningful games' - games that enable learners to engage with important issues such as
The Washington Times: Home-schooling: Outstanding results on national tests
Home-schooling: Outstanding results on national tests. The Washington Times. By Michael Smith | Sunday, August 30, 2009 Extracts ...there is new research showing that the average home-schooler who takes standardized
15 Predictions for the Library of Tomorrow
OnlineDegreePrograms.org: 15 Predictions for the Library of Tomorrow Thanks to Amber Johnson of Online Degree Programs for alerting us to this article on their site 15 Predictions for the Library
Pupil’s death puts spotlight on horrific violence in Australian schools
Pupil's death puts spotlight on horrific violence in Australian schools The New Zealand Herald.nzherald.co.nz 4:00AM Tuesday Sep 01, 2009. By Greg Ansley. Read article at
New York Times: Study Finds That Online Education Beats the Classroom
August 19, 2009, 1:08 pm Study Finds That Online Education Beats the Classroom By Steve Lohr A recent 93-page report on online education, conducted by SRI International for the Department of
New Book. Toxic Schooling: How Schools Became Worse by Professor Clive Harber
Educational Heretics Press are proud to announce their latest title Toxic Schooling: How Schools Became Worse by Professor Clive Harber Contents Introduction Chapter 1 The School That I’d Like - Edward
Personalised Education Now – Membership 2009-2010 – Reminder
All renewals and new memberships are receiving a complimentary copy of our partner Educational Heretics Press http://edheretics.gn.apc.org/ publication When Learning Becomes Your Enemy by Clive Erricker. If you
Conference: Innovation in Education 09
EducationGuardian are pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new event for the education calendar. The Innovation Unit, in partnership with The Guardian, is to host a major
Press release: New Students Should Expect To Owe £23,500, PUSH Survey Reveals.
The UK?s largest survey of student finance, published today on Push.co.uk, reveals that students who started at university last year can expect to owe nearly £21,200 by the
EO Campaign Website updates August
19.8.09. A Response to the Report on the Review of Elective Home Education in England has been posted on the EO Campaign website, http://www.freedomforchildrentogrow.org/update.php. 15.08.09. Over a Third of
Interactive response systems – a craze or an effective classroom resource?
Editorial copywright 2009 SMART Technologies Inc. Major technological inventions have been heavily adopted in schools over the years. Initially it was the computer, followed by the projector and then the
CfL: Family Learning Festival e-bulletin
Funding for family storytelling If you are a museum, library or archive the MLA are offering grants to support family storytelling events across the English regions, commencing during the