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Organisations That Influence UK School Policy

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66 Organisations That Influence Education Policy

31st March 201929th March 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1419 Views 0 Comments @SLTchat, Ambition Institute, AQA, Ark, ASCL, Bacc For The Future, BAMEed, BELMAS, BERA, BESA, Cambridge Assessment, CBI, Centre for Education Management, City and Guilds, Edecel, Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), FFT Education Datalab, GL Assessment, Google, Headteachers Roundtable, Innovation Unit, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Leadership Matters, Learning and Work Institute, London School of Economics, Microsoft, NAHT, NASUWT, NESTA, NEU, New Schools Network, NfER, Now Teach, Nuffield Foundation, OECD, Parent and Teachers for Excellence, Pearson, PiXL, ResearchEd, RM Education, SSAT, Studio Schools Trust, Teach First, Teacher Development Trust, The National Governors’ Association, The National Literacy Trust, The Royal Society, The Sutton Trust, UCAS, UCL, UCL Institute of Education, unicef, UTCs, Wellcome Trust, WomenEd

Reading Time: 2 minutes Who are the organisations that influence school policy and what influence do they have on education pedagogy?

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Diversity in Education

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Podcast 44 – Is Education Representative of Diversity?

29th March 201929th March 2019 Joshua McGovern 957 Views 0 Comments #TTkitPodcast, @RapClassroom, BAMEed, Ben Goldacre, Brain Gym, Cambridgeshire, Darren Chetty, Devon, diversity, Exclusions, Folklore, Hip Hop Education, Learning Styles, Media Studies, P4C, PhD, Philoshop for Children, Podcast, primary teaching, Professional development, racism, Research, South Wales, Tom Bennett, UCL

Reading Time: 1 minute Why do teachers not yet represent the demographic population of Britain?

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Education Politics

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Podcast 43 – Can We Separate Politics From Education?

23rd March 201922nd March 2019 Joshua McGovern 586 Views 0 Comments #100women, #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Alana Gay, Amjad Ali, BAMEed, Behaviour, bias, Bilingual, Black and Minority Ethnic, Black Asian and Minority Ethnic Education, Chair of Governors, Colour Blind Awareness, Equal Opportunities, Family, Female Educators, Finland, Freelancing, Hebrew, International Women's Day, Israel, London, Lyfta, moral purpose, Morals, Overseas, Penny Rabiger, Podcast, teaching, Teaching Overseas, The Key, Tokenism

Reading Time: 1 minute Why does politics conflict with teacher’s moral purpose?

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