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Children’s Commissioner is based in England and led by The Children’s Commissioner for England Anne Longfield OBE. It describes much about how student information is collected and used, and how to decrease a child’s digital footprint.

Comprehensive Future campaigns for fair school admission policies in England. The campaign is non party political and open to all. It has the support of school staff, governors, parents, members of both Houses of Parliament, local councilors, academics and other public figures who want quality schools. This website includes interesting publications, personal stories, and a section to answer parent questions.

Education Perspectives is a blog by John Mountford who writes about testing and other education issues in England and beyond. The post is also called Ordinary Voices.

Foundation for Learning and Literacy commentary, resources and research for educators and parents from educational experts from Australia, the U.K. and America, including Dr Brian Cambourne AM. Success stories included. 

Francis Gilbert published Working The System — How To Get The Very Best State Education For Your Child in 2009 and more recently has published a series of study guides. There is a lot here about publishing books, English literature and schools. Also check out his blog!

Let’s Think is a classroom teaching approach that has its roots in Cognitive Acceleration, first developed in the 1980′s at King’s College, London by Michael Shayer and Philip Adey. This program uses Piagetian and Vygotsky research and focuses on questioning, collaborative work, problem solving, independent learning, metacognition and challenge. I need to explore this website more, but it is full of interesting suggestions that might be helpful for parents and teachers.

Local Schools Network a variety of current articles describing school issues, including discussions about the school reforms taking place in England and schools and academies (like our charter schools). This blog ended June 3, 2020, but the discussions are still there for now.

Ordinary Voices website dealing with the governance and strategic planning of England’s education system. Educator John Mountford is behind the website which reveals problems with education in England. The difficulties found in the education there mirror the problematic reforms involving America’s education system.

Othmar’s Trombone is a blog by a U.K. English teacher discussing many education topics including a glossary of U.K. education words.

Roger Titcombe’s Learning Matters describes what’s happening in England’s schools and is a complementary blog to Roger’s book. Topics about the problems facing schools in England and you will see similarities to schools in other countries. Archived posts last post 2019.

The Tiger Chronicle website for homeschool parents and regular teachers too. Ideas presented here for lesson planning. There’s a “Mum’s Learning Page.”

Working Families news and events, blogs, and more about working families in the UK’s leading work-life balance organisation. There’s support for parents whose children have disabilities and how employers can support employees with childcare needs.

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Learning Matters by Roger Titcombe

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ktdaygKatie Day Good@ktdayg·
13 May

Appreciate this list of low-tech, time-honored approaches to teaching social-emotional learning in schools.

In the spirit of @nataliapetrzela’s thoughtful essay today, this is one area where parents + educators on both sides of the pol spectrum could find common ground… https://twitter.com/NancyEBailey1/status/1521106802150199296

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Social-emotional learning is troubling especially due to the sensitive DATA collected on children and how it will be used. It is an issue that should concern all parents and educators. @Screensandkids https://nancyebailey.com/2022/05/02/the-trouble-with-social-emotional-learning-why-be-concerned-heres-why/

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2 May

Social-emotional learning is troubling especially due to the sensitive DATA collected on children and how it will be used. It is an issue that should concern all parents and educators. @Screensandkids https://nancyebailey.com/2022/05/02/the-trouble-with-social-emotional-learning-why-be-concerned-heres-why/

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DASchwartzyDanielle Schwartz@DASchwartzy·
12 May

"Learning Loss" is a marketing scheme invented by ed tech companies, and embraced by the media. They create problems to solve in order to sell products. Oldest trick in the book. https://twitter.com/ELmagazine/status/1524776412233625603

EL Magazine@ELmagazine

“If students became more independently driven, or resilient in the face of at-home distractions . . . it wouldn’t necessarily appear in their test scores.” @YongZhaoEd

New research raises questions on capturing a complete view of learning loss. https://bit.ly/3Peuc8A

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SchoolyardNewsSchoolyard News@SchoolyardNews·
11 May

What would happen to Boston schools if the state takes over? Teachers in schools now under state control tell a town hall what it’s like.
#bostonschools #bospoli
https://schoolyardnews.com/life-under-state-receivership-5f80b8c1c37b

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SafeH2o4Schools#GettheLeadOut #ScienceIsReal #TruthMatters@SafeH2o4Schools·
11 May

@hanna_hurley @NancyEBailey1 We're a society that believes the lead issue has been eradicated & the health experts are doing everything possible to protect our children.

It hasn't & they aren't.

Lead poisoning is 100% preventable. https://www.verywellhealth.com/children-lead-blood-levels-5205133

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