All Blog Posts Tagged 'education' (6)

Andrew Hadley and his team has set up 2020 Education with support from two RSA Catalyst grants to recognise the powerful work of young people to make a difference in their future.  In this guest blog Andrew sets out the thinking behind the idea and calls on Fellows to get involved:

2020 Education is a movement in the making. In a nutshell it is about showcasing what schools and…

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For over a decade, I have been helping senior executives to find a new job. A couple of years ago, I wrote a short book to help them in the process - it's called the "Senior Executive's Emergency Job Hunt" and I'll explain where you can get a copy at the end of this article. People come to me for all sorts of reasons, but often it is because they have been unable to find a new role for two or three months and are beginning to get a little desperate. Everyone is different, and I can't make…

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My little cosmic exercise...taking yourself into the Allness of Being....

 

Sun at back ( the science =facing North and East is to your right and we are spinning that way), surf to right.…

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Just to let you all know that I've created a new group called Self-Organised Learning,… Continue

Newcomers to the site may not have (yet) found their way to the Glory of Failure group on Ning. Continue

What do we think about secondary school education in the UK? Chances are that if you are well past your school days, you won’t think about it all, unless you work in education. If you have school-age children though, you probably spend endless hours pouring over league tables, getting clued-up on sibling policies and catchment areas and learning the ins and outs of SATs and Key Stage curricula. Generally,we tend not to think about the education model itself – focusing instead on the detail of… Continue