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Is there a place for humanities in the 21st century digital age?

Posted by: Principal/Editor on March 10, 2015

Theory of Knowledge (TOK) & Critical Reasoning

Posted by: Principal/Editor on September 8, 2014

More discussion questions related to philosophy of education

Posted by: Principal/Editor on October 25, 2013

The Curriculum in Education

Posted by: Principal/Editor on September 17, 2013

Philosophy of Education: A Case Study of Ms Marie Stubbs

Posted by: Principal/Editor on August 6, 2013

Creative Thinking- An amalgamation of imagination and innovation

Posted by: Principal/Editor on November 2, 2012

A Glimpse into Classroom Teaching in Beijing

Posted by: Principal/Editor on October 30, 2012

A proposal for Singapore schools: Why not allow our kids to “waste time” and “lose themselves” as approaches to learning and creativity?

Posted by: Principal/Editor on October 12, 2010

Critical literacy pedagogy:How helpful would this be to School Leaders of 21st century schools?

Posted by: Principal/Editor on March 1, 2010

In Praise of Folly: On Seriously Playful Curriculum Design

Posted by: judechua on September 23, 2008

The Conversation (Education)

5 ways Australia can get ahead in attracting and retaining Chinese international students
The first batch of returning international students are due to fly in this weekend, but Australia has a lot of work to do to maintain its pre-COVID share of the global education market.
Victoria is boosting disability support in schools by A$1.6 billion. Here are 4 ways to make the most of it
Making Victorian schools truly inclusive involves addressing the many barriers that prevent full inclusion of children with disability in mainstream schools.
When health workers came up against COVID it laid bare gaps in their training
Health education curriculums need to specifically prepare healthcare professionals to respond to a pandemic when it comes to aspects like infection control, aged care and mental health.
Saying more with less: 4 ways grammatical metaphor improves academic writing
Grammatical metaphor is different to what we understand to be "metaphor". It's a way of converting words and shortening clauses, so more information can be packed into fewer characters.

News From All Over

UK's Gatwick Airport sees travel boost from new COVID-19 testing rules November 27, 2020
The boss of Britain's Gatwick Airport said the introduction of shorter quarantine times from mid-December was boosting travel, and that the combination of testing and a COVID-19 vaccine means he is optimistic holidays can restart next year.
French government under pressure over police beating of music producer November 27, 2020
Pressure on the French government and police leadership intensified Friday after the police beating of a black music producer in Paris sparked outrage across the spectrum, from top politicians to football stars.
Cellist turns locked-down museums into backdrop for 'healing art' November 27, 2020
It's an ideal pairing for the COVID-19 era: a musician who cannot play for a live audience and sumptuous museums that cannot welcome visitors. Cellist Camille Thomas has put them together to create what she hopes will be a balm for troubled times.
US agency investigating Tesla front suspension failures November 27, 2020
US agency investigating Tesla front suspension failures