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18 janvier 2019

(Almost) free books on online learning

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By Tony Bates. I did a big clear-out over the holiday period and found a whole batch of brand new printed copies of three of my books. One reason I moved to open publishing was because I ended up having to buy copies of my own books from the publishers to sell at conferences, and these are the unsold copies. More...

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18 janvier 2019

Advice requested on ‘Teaching in a Digital Age’

By Tony Bates. Perhaps like you, I’ve been thinking about my plans for 2019. I was determined to retire when I was 75, so I could have time to write my swan song book, ‘Teaching in a Digital Age’, which I did, but it was so successful that it has resulted in more rather than less work. More...

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18 janvier 2019

Part-time research associate wanted for national survey of online learning

By Tony Bates. We (the Canadian Digital Learning Research Association – CDLRA) have almost completed all the work for the 2018 national survey of online learning in Canadian post-secondary institutions. More...

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18 janvier 2019

Grammar schools significantly increase the chances of disadvantaged pupils reaching highly-selective universities

The Impact of Selective Secondary Education on Progression to Higher Education, HEPI Occasional Paper 19, by Iain Mansfield shows grammar schools increase the likelihood of progression to selective higher education for pupils from the bottom two quintiles of social disadvantage and for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) pupils. More...

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18 janvier 2019

KEF: showing excellence in a framework?

Today Research England have launched the second round of consultation on the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF). The aspiration for this third form of excellence framework (in addition to the longstanding Research Excellence Framework and the more recent Teaching Excellence Framework) was raised by Jo Johnson in October 2017 and forms part of the Industrial Strategy. More...

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18 janvier 2019

Lecture from America

2019 appears set to be a defining year for the Higher Education sector. After years of plenty following the 2012 increase in tuition fees to £9,000, the cycle shows signs of turning and years of famine may lie ahead. More...

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18 janvier 2019

1 school exam grade in 4 is wrong. Does this matter?

Last August, 811,776 A level and 5,470,076 GCSE grades were awarded to candidates in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. What happened next was sometimes jubilation (“B in history! Fantastic! I’m in!”); sometimes despair (a 3 in GCSE maths can close many doors). More...

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18 janvier 2019

Grammar schools: How progressive rhetoric can lead to potentially regressive policies

Like many people, I feel conflicted about grammar schools.
I live in a part of the country where they are a mainstream part of the school system. The minority of local children who pass the 11+ have high chances of thriving at one of our three local(ish) grammar schools, but the majority who don’t often do less well. More...

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18 janvier 2019

Book review: Social Mobility And Its Enemies

The importance of social mobility is a rare area of policy consensus between the main UK political parties. Given the decline of intergenerational social mobility in the last 50 years, it also happens to be a clear policy failure. More...

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18 janvier 2019

HEPI Blog on Onward report – A Question of Degree

The launch of Onward’s contribution to the higher education debate today with their report A Question of Degree is certainly an interesting one. More...

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