Learning Quotient an Introduction

As a passionate teacher and learner, I am fascinated to understand more about how children learn and how to improve the conditions under which children are expected to learn. We have had decades of failing students within education systems that are just about schooling not true education. Source: Learning Quotient an Introduction

World’s largest lesson…

Worth following: UN/Ken Robinson/Aardman: The World’s Largest Lesson September 25–and beyond. We’re working with a UN/TES initiative called The World’s Largest Lesson that seeks to raise the horizons of teachers and students all over the world by teaching them about the latest UN development goals and how we can all help fulfill them. For starters, check

Why the UK has to take some responsibility for refugees fleeing from conflict zones…

The UK government seems to be hesitant in decision making concenring the present ‘refugee’ crisis as if it should be someone else’s responsibility. It may be worth exploring the link between Britain’s involvement in arms manufacture and selling  and the results of conflict that are partly fuelled by the manufacture and trade in arms. World’s

Education Sector Planning

Guidelines: Education Sector Plan GPE and IIEP  New guidelines published by the Global Partnership for Education and International Institute for Education Planning (IIEP) aim to help developing country partners, donors and all education stakeholders to prepare and appraise education sector plans. The Guidelines for Education Sector Plan Preparation set out the essential features of a