Posted by Editors In The News, Testing Sunday, January 24th, 2010
The Gruaniad has an excellent article on the artificiality and crudity of exam grades and worth including in full: “It was recently reported in this paper that I was proud to have received a third-class degree. Not really. But at 66 it is true to say I am no longer as ashamed of it as […]
Posted by Editors In The News, Politics, Secondary Education Saturday, January 23rd, 2010
EducationState are interested, if not surprised, that the ‘elite’ are out in force ramping up the ‘crisis’ level in much the same way the ‘fear’ level is ramped up by NuLab. We all know the drill. Some self-appointed ‘expert’ speaks out in public about some perceived problem, statistics at the ready, and either one of […]
Posted by Editors EduBusiness, HE, In The News Thursday, January 21st, 2010
We thought our readers may be interested in this clever new website: “Greetings, I appreciate your dedication to higher ed and enjoy your blogs. I too love higher ed and have launched a new website www.campusleftovers.com. The website is free for everyone to use and is comparable to a “craigslist” for higher ed. Some unviersities […]
Posted by Editors EduBusiness, In The News Wednesday, January 20th, 2010
We’ve received this email. It may be of interest to you. “During this green revolution, we are all becoming increasingly concerned about the environment and aware of the urgent need for change. The education system, of all fields, has particular responsibility to educate the new generation on the importance of green living and better ensure […]
Posted by Editors In The News, Politics Monday, January 18th, 2010
David Cameron, Tory leader, is today quoted as calling for the creation of a ‘teaching elite’. EducationState would like to remind Dave that to teachers and many people teaching is ALREADY an elite profession just as much as being a lawyer and doctor. It is the strategy of both main UK parties to peddle the […]