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PEN Journal 11 out soon!
Latest PEN Journal no.11 available shortly… free to members. Making Inconvenient Knowledge Invisible – Prof. Ian Cunningham Dispatches from our Grandfather Correspondent – Michael Foot Book Reviews: Toxic Schooling: How Schools Became Worse by Prof. Clive Harber – Dr Bernard Trafford […]
School of Everything November news
SoE keeps building its services and base. It is a great model for linking those who have skills and knowledge to those who wish to learn. It truly
Visionary Books Launch, Recycling Schools and Sir Raymond Priestley Lecture
With thanks to Dr Roland Meighan for this article Those who were able to attend The School of Education at Birmingham University on November 4th enjoyed a lively programme
The Badman Review. Another attempt to control or silence educational diversity?
By Derry Hannam. This article appears with thanks and permissions from Derry Hannam and also David Gribble (Lib Ed) www.libed.org.uk). The article was first published by Lib Ed.
HE Badman Consultation – please respond
It is entirely ironic that while the mainstream world continues to chart its disatisfaction with schools, schooling and learning that it continues to mercilessly hound the home-educated communities. The appalling
Independent: Generation of pupils being put off school, report says
Indpendent. By Richard Garner, Education Editor. Friday, 16 October 2009 http://tiny.cc/HskIe Teachers should be free from state interference, the report says A devastating attack on what is taught in
Letter to Cleveland.com: Cleveland schools could improve by using studies on how children learn and develop best
Cleveland schools could improve by using studies on how children learn and develop best By Other Voices. October 08, 2009, 4:17AM http://tiny.cc/n9dAT As recent Plain Dealer articles indicate, Cleveland
Winnipeg Free Press: A new model of learning
A new model of learning. By: Staff Writer. 14/10/2009 1:00 AM http://tiny.cc/kN2KR Creative thinking from the University of Winnipeg. The widening of focus here is illustrative ways in
HR: Business must wake up to the power of informal learning
Business must wake up to the power of informal learning. Peter Crush, 01 October 2009. http://tiny.cc/RVlk1 HR must ditch traditional training for informal leaning, said experts at the
US looking towards funding its own school rebuilding programme
Little Restored Schoolhouse Sign in to Recommend By GEORGE ALLEN and PAUL GOLDMAN Published New York Times: October 12, 2009. Richmond, Va. “MORE than a half-century after Brown v. Board
Daily Mail: Part-time pupils: children will not have to attend all their lessons under new government plans
Thanks to Alison Sauer for this link... Part-time pupils: children will not have to attend all their lessons under new government plans Source: www.dailymail.co.uk The flexi-schooling plan, set to be
The Telegraph: Schools revolution needs the profit motive
The Swedish model shows that the Tories can be even bolder, says Anders Hultin. By Andrew Hultin. Published: The Telegraph. 6:18AM BST 02 Oct 2009 http://tiny.cc/gKLYt At the heart
Toxic Schooling: How Schools Became Worse – Book Launch
Centre for Personalised Education - Personalised Education Now - Educational Heretics Press W: https://personalisededucationnow.org.uk B: http://blog.personalisededucationnow.org.uk/ W: http://edheretics.gn.apc.org/ Invitation to a Book Launch. School of Education, University of
New York Times: Peering at the Future Sign in to Recommend
By Bob Herbert Published: September 28, 2009 Charlotte, N.C. A whoop went up in the classroom and the teenagers became giddy when they realized that the man and woman
Education Executive 18.09.09 – New survey reveals children’s vision for schools of the future
http://tiny.cc/mvNpv New survey reveals children's vision for schools of the future Over half of primary school children think that schools in the future will be totally different from today
Associated Press: More school: Obama would curtail summer vacation
More school: Obama would curtail summer vacation By Libby Quaid (Associated Press) WASHINGTON — Students beware: The summer vacation you just enjoyed could be sharply curtailed if President Barack
From Antidote’s E-News 23.09.09. Taking the Long View.
Antidote - http://www.antidote.org.uk/ If schools are to contribute to increased social mobility, they need to be held accountable for students' achievement outcomes once they leave school, according to
Edutopia E-news Sept 09. Waldorf-Inspired Public Schools Are on the Rise
Whatever view you may have on Waldorf schools and philosophy, like many alternatives there is much for us to learn from. This article from Edutopia E-News is an
The 21st Century Learning Initiative – Briefing Paper for Parliamentarians.
Within the last month the Initiative has issued a Briefing Paper for Parliamentarians on the design faults at the heart of English education. Initially this has gone to
Gerald Haigh: Revisiting the radicals for an antidote to toxic schools
Comment from Gerald Haigh (Times Educational Supplement) from Future – Transforming Learning spaces BSF and PCP Leadership Online: Gerald Haigh’s 5 Things to Think about column National College
Badman Report Two?
The exclusive target of the Badman Report is full-time home-based educators. But since the children of the other families are only in school for aout 200 days, all
Rochdale Observer: Children’s rights recognised by schools
Sounds like a good idea when first reading the headline. But are Children's Rights really being observed in a 'compulsory', command and control based schooling system. CPE-PEN advocates
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
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
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