by sifish67 | Apr 26, 2012 | Education Blog
Offence is in the eye of the beholder?. A great blog about how libraries have been out under pressure by a tiny minority of parents to pull books from the shelves due to the parents view of unsuitability. As a parent myself we as a family talk about the issues raised...
by sifish67 | Apr 25, 2012 | Education Blog
Following on from a reblog yesterday about the positive impact of letting pupils choose books to read rather than be pushed into reading I started thinking about the books I enjoyed growing up. At school as an early reader I loved it when I got on to the...
by sifish67 | Apr 24, 2012 | Education Blog
Loved reading this blog from a teacher in Chicago. Some really good points, particularly liked the point that reading makes students own creative writing better. Likewise the importance of teachers letting go of the control sometimes. It goes against the grain of our...
by sifish67 | Apr 24, 2012 | Featured
When I’m talking to parents, friends and colleagues about the issue of having qualified teachers teaching pupils of all ages most haven’t been aware that the person teaching their child may not be qualified. This can happen in a school environment, a...
by sifish67 | Apr 23, 2012 | Education Blog
Great blog from a Kip McGrath colleague in Scunthorpe. Don’t all students deserve qualified teachers teaching them ? It’s not just us saying it, here is the President of the NUS asking for it.
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