education Archives – Page 7 of 26

The Gyaan Centre:

Karl Thompson / November 2, 2020

The Gyaan Centre is a new school for girls soon to be opened in Rajasthan, India. Rajasthan is one of […]

Karl Thompson / October 19, 2020

The classic method for researching in classrooms is non-participant observation, the method used by OFSTED inspectors. However, there are other

Karl Thompson / October 14, 2020

There are tens of thousands of schools in the United Kingdom, which means that observational research which focuses on just

Reality shows featuring schools have become common place on British T.V. over the last decade. One well-known example is the

Karl Thompson / September 21, 2020

Educational researchers might reasonably expect to have to conduct research with pupils at some in their careers, given that they

Karl Thompson / September 4, 2020

The most obvious impact of the 2020 Coronavirus on education was the cancellation of GCSE and A-level exams, with the

Karl Thompson / September 2, 2020

What a mess this years exam results were! First of all students get awarded their results based primarily on an

Now that the Scottish exam results have reverted back to those based on teacher predictions, students have done MUCH better

The 2011 Review of Vocational Education, also known as the 2011 Wolf Report noted a number of strengths and limitations

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