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Towards an Understanding of the Spirituality of Childhood – Chris Shute
Towards an Understanding of the Spirituality of Childhood I have been a Christian involved with the School Industry long enough to have seen a large variety of approaches to the idea that children have ‘spiritual needs’ which can be adequately […]
Literacy in the UK: Are children being allowed to fail?
An exclusive report launched today, 3rd March, entitled “What Kids Are Reading: The Book-Reading Habits of Pupils in British Schools 2011,” shows that primary schools have made impressive
Futurelab Newsletter Items 25.02.2011
| About Explore Explorer toolkits are sets of activities that support teachers and learners in exploring co-development projects. The toolkits are flexible |
Petition against school league tables for five year olds – update
Petition against school league tables for five year olds - update Pressure from the parent-initiated petition against school league tables at the end of the Early Years Foundation Stage
IALA News Spring 2011
Some great posts from Wayne Jennings in this Spring's IALA News How To Videos: Extraordinary Resource
EdVisions Schools haveSurvey Highlights The New Reality Of Studying In The U.K.
Online learning technology is integral in enabling students to fit study around other commitments AMSTERDAM – February 22 2011 – The student stereotype of party goers that miss lectures
What is the future of Performance Management
What is the future of Performance Management
Monday 7th March 5.30 to 7.30 pm
LibEd News Flash: Ragged University
LibEd News Flash http://www.libed.org.uk
News Flash
Alex Dunedin of the Ragged University (www.raggeduniversity.com) will be in London until the end of February, looking forAERO E-News 18.02.2011
RSVP to the 8th annual AERO conference,"Transforming Education & Our World," on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=149040921805523 Registration is now open! Contents: 1) 10 Days Remain: Transforming Education
Una: Building Peaceable Communities: The Power of Early Childhood
Should we promote behaviour change or encourage thinking?– Bill Scott
Thanks to Ben Ballin for this link A useful article from Bill Scott's blog is attached: Should we encourage behaviour change or encourage thinking? He has made these arguments before,
Livelab Resources
Our good friend Dr Tim Rudd is growing his new Livelab Organisation. Tim's posted a host of excellent resources already to the Livelab site.www.livelab.org.uk Tim is author
Hollinsclough Primary Flexischool Project
Roland Meighan, Janet Meighan and Peter Humphreys from CPE-PEN, and Gillian Trott from the Self-Managed Learning Centre in Brighton http://www.college.selfmanagedlearning.org/ paid a visit to Hollinsclough Primary Flexischool
Conference: CHILDREN AT HOME
CHILDREN AT HOME Friday 18 March 2011, Geffrye Museum, London 9.30-17.30pm While childhood itself has been the subject of scholarly interest, relatively little has been written on the place of
AERO E-News 08.02.2011
RSVP to the 8th annual AERO conference,"Transforming Education & Our World," on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=149040921805523 Registration is now open!
Contents:
1) Transforming Education & Our World:
How Taking Classes Online Can Help You Personalise Your Education
How Taking Classes Online Can Help You Personalise Your Education By-line: This guest post is contributed by Katheryn Rivas, who writes on the topics of online universities. She welcomes
CfL: The Education Bill – radical, but how will it work?
The Education Bill - radical, but how will it work?
Press release: The University of Southern Denmark Becomes First Scandinavian University To Go Mobile with Blackboard
The University of Southern Denmark Becomes First Scandinavian University To Go Mobile with Blackboard New App Brings the Academic Experience to Mobile Devices AMSTERDAM – 7 February, 2011 – Blackboard
Independent: Employers want apprentices, not graduates
By Richard Garner, The Independent Education Editor. Monday, 7 February 2011 Thousands of school-leavers may be harming their job prospects by seeking a place at university this summer. Results of
Ingenious techniques for avoiding having to confront Climate Change, including the “Spinach Pie” effect
Published on November 12, 2010, by Ben Brangwyn
This has just come through from George Marshall from
North Ayrshire Council may examine four-day school week
BBC NEWS 6 February 2011 http://tiny.cc/f35yc North Ayrshire Council may examine four-day school week The council may also consider starting primary education a year later, at the age of six
CPE Educational Pioneers
