Multiculturalism in education
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Re: Multiculturalism in education
Some power-hungry dimwit university administrator wrote:learning spaces
Somebody give me a gun.
- Mike
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Re: Multiculturalism in education
There's a new series on Channel 4 starting this evening filmed in Walthamstow called "Educating the East End". I watched the Essex and Yorkshire versions and found them both interesting, though the East End version will obviously have an extra aspect to it.
- Nathan
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Re: Multiculturalism in education
Here's another one: a top rural primary school has been downgraded from "outstanding" because "pupils’ cultural development was limited by a “lack of first-hand experience of the diverse make up of modern British society”. In other words, they are too white and English-speaking.
I wonder how many schools have been downgraded for being too black or brown and non-English speaking? Still, at least this school is in Lincolnshire, soon to be known as UKIP-land.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/ed ... white.html
I wonder how many schools have been downgraded for being too black or brown and non-English speaking? Still, at least this school is in Lincolnshire, soon to be known as UKIP-land.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/ed ... white.html
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