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Category Archives: Education
The Dangerous Rise of Therapeutic Education
The Dangerous Rise of Therapeutic Education: 10 Years On Battle of Ideas 2018 Bookshop Salons Barbican Centre London EC2 Saturday 13th October 2018 A panel of four educationalists including Dennis Hayes, David Perks and Louise Burton at the recent Battle of … Continue reading
Was Kanye West Right to say 400 Years of Slavery was a Choice?
Predictably Rapper and Entrepreneur Kanye West has copped a great deal of flack for his TMZ interview, 1st May 2018, where the headline take on it was simply “slavery must have been a choice.” One of the issues with the … Continue reading
Come Mek We Larf: Windrush Comedy Special
Star Rating: **** The Library at Willesden Green London NW10 Friday 8th June 2018 It’s been many a year since I last spent a Friday night in a library, but tonight I made an exception. I wasn’t at The Library … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy Reviews 2018, Education
Tagged annette fagon, comemekwelarf, felicity ethnic, funmbi omotayo, kaz, kwaku, Mr Cee, willesden library, windrush
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Reaching for the stars: The Story of Reach Society
Book rating: ***** Book review: The Story of Reach Society: The Professional Black Men Who Chose to Add Value Authors: Dr Dwain A. Neil and Mrs Paula A. Neil Publisher: Reach Society Publishing . £13.99. Click the book cover below to purchase … Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, Education, Men and Relationships, Politics
Tagged donald palmer, dwain neil, mens movement, paula neil, reach society, rob neil, ukba16
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Kenny Report 3 launch- It Matters
Star rating: ***** Friends House London NW1 Wednesday 8th April 2015 “The Kenny Report III is the most innovative, thought provoking and revolutionary report in the Kenny Report series so far. It is a report written by young people for … Continue reading
Gifted At Primary, Failing By Secondary
Book review rating: ***** Author: Neil Mayers Published by ill-Literation – 2008 Gifted At Primary, Failing By Secondary is a parenting manual to help Black children in UK schools avoid the ‘Secondary Slump’. Gifted At Primary, Failing By Secondary is … Continue reading
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Tagged gifted at primary failing by secondary, neil mayers
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How can we support teacher’s well-being?
Supporting Teachers’ Well-being London Festival of Education Red Zone – Institute of Education London WC2 Saturday 28th February 2015 Panel: Julian Stanley, Sue Roffey and Kathryn Lovewell How do teachers maintain a healthy work-life balance in an educational context that … Continue reading
Neuroscience and education: The New Dialogue
London Festival of Education Blue Room – Institute of Education Saturday 28th February 2015 Panel: Michal Thomas, Richard Newton Chance with Jeremy Dudman-Jones as Chair. A wide ranging, mediated discussion allowing everyone interested in education to delve further into the … Continue reading
How do you handle the trauma rollercoaster without falling off?
The Trauma Rollercoaster Lecture by Camila Batmanghelidjh Star rating: ***** London Festival of Education Connection Space – Institute of Education Saturday 28th February 2015 In this workshop the Psychotherapist, CEO and Founder Kids Company and Founder of Place 2 Be, … Continue reading
Educating Audiences: Talking outside the box
Star rating: ***** London Festival of Education Celebrating Education in London Main Hall – Institute of Education London WC1 Saturday 28th February 2015 Jenny Smith (Educating the East End) and Vic Goddard (Educating Essex) will be discussing their experiences of … Continue reading