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First light on May morning and the village air was full of the mingled scents of a Dorsetshire spring, damp nodding boughs of white and purple lilac, the stately jubilance of the horse chestnuts in the churchyard, wood smoke trailing from cottage chimneys where hearty breakfasts…

This is cheering me up this evening…

Our Day 3 schedule of our Spring Online Conference is already underway! Check out the Conference Wakelet for details of an array of action research studies from Sri Lanka and South Africa being presented today🙌🌏🌐

The destruction of English Higher Education continues apace. All the skills and buildings and infrastructure that you the taxpayer paid for, poured down the drain. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Practitioner Enquiry Tip of the Week: Organising your evidence. This is the 1st stage of analysis whereby you state how data sets might, on their own or combined, provide potential answers to your research questions generating a clear line of enquiry/1
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The Great Wood, which lay beyond the stream at the bottom of Old Fox's garden, was hazed with bluebells, sudden and miraculous amongst the green, and that overcast afternoon, deep within the trees, a cuckoo sang.
Grey-blue-black as the spring clouds massing in the west, her…

Seeking a career change? Adult Education and College Based Higher Education your passion? Location wise we are accessible from West and South Yorkshire and Greater Manchester. Take a look:
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Huge congratulations to our colleague Elizabeth Oldham who was elected as an Honorary Fellow of Trinity College Dublin today for her lifelong contribution to maths education. #TrinityMonday Elizabeth Oldham

#OpenAccess #AteeEJTE #Research paper

Why become a teacher?
#Research from 259 #studentteachers in #Sweden

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Very good, very strong…

Join us for the next ⁦CollectivED⁩ book club. It’s on 5th June at 7pm and we are talking about the new book ‘Mentoring & Coaching in Education’ with the authors Lizana Oberholzer & Derek Boyle. Book your place. LO_EduforAll⁩ ⁦Teacher Training⁩ forms.office.com/pages/response…

'I am a product of long corridors, empty sunlit rooms, upstairs indoor silences, attics explored in solitude, distant noises of gurgling cisterns and pipes, and the noise of wind under the tiles. Also, of endless books.' - C. S. Lewis

Just published: Moodie, G (2024) Knowledge in vocational education. In E. Rata (Ed.), Research handbook on curricula and education. Edward Elgar Publishing.

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Our monthly #CWARIF @cwa_college Research & Innovation Forum is a friendly and open space for all to come together to share, listen to and appreciate innovative ideas and research from all sectors. Book via the link here: lnkd.in/etZW4bAC #LSRNetwork #AoC #ETF #BERA

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The 'Embedding education for sustainability development' online course is open for bookings and available at a discounted price for SET members!

Starting on 8 May 2024, places are limited. Don't miss out and book your place here - buff.ly/3TWgGtj

Naomi Naomi Fisher always does good work, here as ever pointing out that what the DfE presents as a consensus on the best available evidence is far from it. Beware anyone who tells you their research is the only game in town.

'I'm not eating that,' said Wolf, 'you can't make me.'
The 'that' was a large jar of bêche-de-mer soup, which had arrived by mistake in a hamper of supplies from Fortnum's that morning. Old Fox had telephoned and a rather nice Badger had apologised profusely and told him to keep…

Dad delighted to receive the latest magazine from ⁦Enlli - Bardsey⁩ He is not able to visit the island these days, though he call still ‘visit’ it through the magazine, bringing back happy memories of his trips there in the 60s & 70s.

There once was an old fox who lived in the gardens of Shōkokuji temple in Kyoto. In the springtime, he would disguise himself as the famous tea master Sen Sōtan & visit local tea masters to drink tea & eat wagashi sweets. Everyone loved his company, even though they all knew full…