The latest Education Forum podcast is available for download
now. Professor Michael Young (Institute of Education, London) offers a challenge
to those educationalists that criticise knowledge in the name of social justice.
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
Monday, 4 November 2013
Education Forum member Shirley Lawes writes for The Linguist
If the new Foreign Language curriculum is to be a success then Foreign Language teachers need to be educated, argues Shirley Lawes - click here to read the article
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Sunday, 13 October 2013
Education Forum Podcast 33: Teacher of the Future
The latest Education Forum podcast is available for download
now. Speakers Tom Burkard (project leader, Phoenix Free School of Oldham), Kevin
Rooney (IOI Education Forum), Frankie Sulke (executive director for children
and young people, LB Lewisham) and Brett Wigdortz (CEO and founder, Teach First)
debate recent changes in English education policy and consider the future of
the teaching profession.
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Education Forum Podcast No. 32: What Makes a Good Teacher Today?
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latest Education Forum podcast is available for download now. Kevin Rooney,
Deputy Head of 6th Form at Bushey School and Education Forum member, addresses the question: what makes a good teacher today?
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| Publicity still from Blackboard Jungle (1955) |
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Thursday, 26 September 2013
EF Podcast No. 31: Global Learning
The latest Education Forum podcast is available for download now.
Alex Standish, author and member of the Institute of Ideas
Education Forum, discusses his new book The False Promise of Global Learning:Why Education Needs Boundaries.
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Sunday, 11 November 2012
Education Forum Podcast 30: Defence of Subjects
The latest Education
Forum podcast is available for download now.
Daisy
Christodoulou (managing director, The Curriculum Centre), Martin Johnson (deputy
general secretary, Association of Teachers and Lecturers), Tim Oates (group
director of Assessment Research and Development, Cambridge Assessment) and Alka
Sehgal Cuthbert (PhD researcher, education, University of Cambridge) debate the
return of subjects. Should the return to a subject-based education be
applauded? Does it represent backward-looking nostalgia or an attempt to
democratise access to powerful knowledge?
Sunday, 30 September 2012
Education Forum Podcast No 29: What Makes a Good School?
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The latest
Education Forum podcast is available for download now.
David Paton, the head of Radnor House School, examines the factors that contributed to his school being rated ‘outstanding’ in every OfSTED inspection category.
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David Paton, the head of Radnor House School, examines the factors that contributed to his school being rated ‘outstanding’ in every OfSTED inspection category.
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