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In the final month of the school year we have an equal mixture of articles that look back over the year with those which look towards the future. The shift towards learners having greater involvement in their school communities is once again a clear thread linking most of the key findings and future predictions. Our next newsletter will be in the middle of September prior to the Cambridge Education Transforming Learning conference at the end of the month.
New report by personalisation expert on 21st century learning .
Schools continue to ‘teach to the test’, despite warnings and advice from OFSTED.
The Welsh Assembly have committed to nationwide investment in learner voice. The result is a genuine role, value and function for the views of young people in all areas of government.
A wide range of opportunities and consultations, largely free for schools, teachers and learners.
A new survey conducted by Ipsos Mori for DEA reveal children and young people in the UK have an interest in global issues but the education system doesn’t always provide for this.
Below are some brief summaries of educational developments and events reported in the last month.
A report by government funded body CABE criticises the design quality of England’s new schools.
The date has been set for the Cambridge Education Transforming Learning Through Personalisation Conference as 30th September, in Cambridge.
Next news item: Issue 12, September 2008
Previous news item: Issue 10, June 2008