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The NSPCC report on home education is out (original link now dead, see below) Usual warnings about being in a safe place before reading it. The only good bit is: Home-educating parents or carers are not more likely than others to Read More …
Reblogged from Leahurst66 One from the vaults… Learners in a class of their own (TESS, 2001) By Alison Preuss When I say my children are home educated, why is there always that same shock-horror reaction from those who have no Read More …
Image credit: No2NP A range of media coverage of yesterday’s launch of the judicial review of the Named Person and data mining provisions within the Children & Young People (Scotland) Act can now be found on the NO2NP Facebook page. Just as the Read More …
Re-blogged This pearl of stupidity recently arrived in my inbox, courtesy of Children & Young People Now, who promote conferences for rentseekers: Intervening early with children, young people and families to tackle the root causes of social problems is vital Read More …
By Archie Lacey There are a number of flaws to granting people permission to make observations and judgements on others as a matter of course. These are: subjectivity, bias, prejudice, narrowed perception, assumption of deficit and acceptance of received benchmarks Read More …
