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Scott Baron
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- Lymm, Cheshire
- United Kingdom
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Scott Baron's Groups
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Carers in Society
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Glory of Failure
101 members
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Twitter Group
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Scott Baron joined Jonathan Jewell's group
Carers in Society
Carers in Society is an RSA project that is designed to support involuntary, unremunerated carers. It does this by raising awareness of the diversity of these carers and their needs and campaign for change on their behalf.See More
Scott Baron replied to Jonathan Jewell's discussion 'Questions on Failure' in the group Glory of Failure
"I think the questions are good in a relevant context.
However, I think it is important to consider "failure" in differing ways. eg.
1. Failure as perceived by self. Not always true.
2. Failure as judged by others. Not always…"
Jonathan Jewell replied to Scott Baron's discussion 'Glory of Failure' in the group Glory of Failure
"Scott, this is absolutely brilliant! I hope that our 'lurkers' out there will also come forward with their experience and skills.
I will dedicate a special thread on discussion to setting up a structured skills audit to help elicit…"
Scott Baron replied to Scott Baron's discussion 'Glory of Failure' in the group Glory of Failure
"The MMU MA 1996 Disertation that I referred to - researched and reported cases as a member of staff working in residential schools for young people with "Special Educational Needs" (SEN).
For the past 7 years and currently, I have worked…"
Roxanne Persaud replied to Scott Baron's discussion 'Glory of Failure' in the group Glory of Failure
"Sounds like you'd be a great addition to the team, with insights into crucible moments and failure in learning.
We're trying hard to be able to gather contributions from Fellows all over - we have a project wiki and an imminent blog.…"
Scott Baron added a discussion to the group Glory of Failure
Glory of Failure
The Glory of FailurePosted by Scott Baron on January 27, 2010 at 12:15amView Scott Baron's blogI am delighted to join and lend my support.I can claim to be something of an expert on the subject of "failure".Although I have several…See More
Scott Baron posted a blog post
The Glory of Failure
I am delighted to join and lend my support.I can claim to be something of an expert on the subject of "failure".Although I have several University degrees and 4 fellowships, I was an 11 plus failure.During 1992 to 1996 I completed a higher reseach Masters Degree in Education at the Manchester Metropolitan University and the title of my disertation (that is in MMU LIbrary) is "From Failure to Success".See More
Scott Baron commented on Belinda Lester's blog post 'Talking about the new model for Fellowship'
"Dear Fellows
With the greatest of respect, may I remind Fellows that "Actions Speak Louder Than Words and that "Where There Is a Will - There is a Way". I agree with David Jennings and I too "Hope we can just do it".
As a…"
Scott Baron commented on Tessy Britton's group 'Twitter Register'
"I thought I was a member and added my photo but neither appears to be there!!!!!
scott.baron@joining-hands.org"
Scott Baron commented on Belinda Lester's blog post 'Talking about the new model for Fellowship'
"Hi Belinda & Fellows
I share Matthew`s "obsession" and passion. I am delighted that a few fellows are pro-actively moving in this direction.
My own contribution to the process is organise `grass roots` socially inclusive…"
Scott Baron joined Tessy Britton's group
Twitter Register
This is a group started to run a Twitter register of Fellows. Twitter is a great way to get to know people in a really 'lite' way and there are loads of RSA Fellows on Twitter already.See More
Scott is a veteran Fellow of the RSA, He is currently developing the "SIICA" Project. i.e."Social Inclusion & Intergenerational Community Activity" using the Arts (in the broadest sense) as a tool and vehicle. It is expected to involve Local Aurthorities and NHS Trusts and other diverse organisations in `grass roots` partnership in the North West Region
RSA Fellows and others are invited to express their interest or support in this project.
Scott Baron frequently attends the monthly RSA meetings at Urbis or can be contacted by email. scott.baron@joining-hands.org
RSA Fellows and others are invited to express their interest or support in this project.
Scott Baron frequently attends the monthly RSA meetings at Urbis or can be contacted by email. scott.baron@joining-hands.org
Scott Baron's Blog
The Glory of Failure
I am delighted to join and lend my support.
I can claim to be something of an expert on the subject of "failure".
Although I have several University degrees and 4 fellowships, I was an 11 plus failure.
During 1992 to 1996 I completed a higher reseach Masters Degree in Education at the Manchester Metropolitan University and the title of my disertation (that is in MMU LIbrary) is "From Failure to Success".
I can claim to be something of an expert on the subject of "failure".
Although I have several University degrees and 4 fellowships, I was an 11 plus failure.
During 1992 to 1996 I completed a higher reseach Masters Degree in Education at the Manchester Metropolitan University and the title of my disertation (that is in MMU LIbrary) is "From Failure to Success".
Posted on January 26, 2010 at 23:15
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 9:45 on October 18, 2009,
Tessy Britton said… - HI Scott - I sent you a message a few weeks ago - should be in your inbox - I accidentally deleted your post!
Please do add your project on the blog section!!
:)
Tessy
- At 9:06 on August 25, 2009,
Viv Long-Ferguson said… - Hi Scott
Glad you are still working on your probject. What support do you need exactly and how does this involve other Fellows in the region.
V
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Therefore there will be an increase of regional and thematic groups over the next few months.
If you would like further information on these changes please contact the RSAde team via the Digital Engagement group on this network.
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