The Haberman International Policy Institute in Education
is devoted to extending the mission of improving the educational opportunities for children and youth in poverty to schools and preparatory institutions internationally
The “torrid” debate about immigration is in danger of damaging the economically valuable recruitment of overseas students to the UK, says Business Secretary Vince Cable. Speaking at a Global University Summit in London, Mr Cable warned overseas students had become …
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Summerhill was the original ‘free’ school. Now its head, daughter of founder AS Neill, prefers to call it ‘democratic’, finds Peter Wilby Even in these bewildering times, it can safely be said that Zoe Readhead is the only school principal …
Summerhill school: these days surprisingly strict Read more »
Trainee teachers: a spot of poaching? Relations between the government and university-based teacher educators have reached a new low amid claims that a Department for Education agency has been attempting to lure would-be students away from the traditional higher education …
Is the DfE trying to rig the teacher-education market? Read more »
Inset days that actually lead to better outcomes for the students are rarer than hens’ teeth At the beginning of this term we had an inset day. I had hoped it would be a day when we all sat together …
Secret Teacher: why can’t training days be useful for once? Read more »