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Teachers Unions vs Unions
Worth a look if you are interested in the charter school debate.
Academies and Lies The parents, the politician and the carpet bagger
I wrote to Rhonda Evans the producer of the above documentary – and asked her for a copy. The Parents, The Politician and the Carpetbagger follows parents and teachers from Downhills School as they try to stop Education secretary, Michael Gove, … Continue reading
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Registering teachers of trades and languages
I hear on National Radio news that those responsible for thinking about Chartered Schools are looking at options to register teachers that have not done a recognised teachers training program. Teachers of trades and languages are possibilities it seems. It … Continue reading
