At university I studied History as part of my Bachelor of Education course and, as you could imagine, one of the units was about the history of education in the UK. One of the criticisms of the education system at the time was that teacher’s pay was linked to student Read more…
The UK Labour Party has identified oracy as a weakness that is impacting young peoples’ development and their employment prospects and intends to address the issue through an oracy curriculum paid for by collecting VAT on private school fees. Any teacher will tell you that there are a few very Read more…
Mention classroom management these days and quite often the link will be made to the phrase ‘managing behaviour in the classroom’. Of course, the term is wider ranging than this, but the issue of behavior (positive and negative) is a key element of the topic and deserves to be considered Read more…
How many times do we hear that the summer holidays are too long? It’s interesting to begin by considering the factors which determine whether the holidays are too long. For those parents who have to work and so therefore fund childcare over the holidays, it’s a long time. For those Read more…
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