'Ideology' undermining standards in education, warn researchers

Nick Gibb: education faculties ‘absent from schools revolution’

Longest-serving education minister explains why he ignored ‘abstract’ and ‘ideological’ academic research in fight to improve school performance

By Jack Grove

5 September

Relax ‘state control’ of teaching courses to ‘rebuild profession’

Labour urged to undo changes to university-based teacher education to hand back control to experts

By Tom Williams

26 June

Andrew Gower with Constance Stewart Hall Building, Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln, in background.

‘Problematic’ HE-FE rivalry over, says ex-college head turned v-c

New era of collaboration will benefit both sectors, according to leader who hopes to put ‘efficiency’ skills to good use at one of England’s smallest universities

By Patrick Jack

12 May

Heads with lightbulb brains (illustration)

‘Inclusive co-teaching’ bridges gap between academia and practice

Award-winning teaching method that incorporates diverse voices into teaching has been accredited with the ability to transform social science and medical subjects

By Juliette Rowsell

1 December

'Ideology' undermining standards in education, warn researchers

A teacher education system based on “ideologies or prejudices” will hinder those wanting to improve standards, a conference has heard

Register to continue

Subscribe

Sponsored

Featured jobs

'Ideology' undermining standards in education, warn researchers

A teacher education system based on “ideologies or prejudices” will hinder those wanting to improve standards, a conference has heard

Register to continue

Subscribe

You might also like

Nick Gibb: education faculties ‘absent from schools revolution’

Relax ‘state control’ of teaching courses to ‘rebuild profession’

‘Problematic’ HE-FE rivalry over, says ex-college head turned v-c

‘Inclusive co-teaching’ bridges gap between academia and practice

Sponsored

Featured jobs