Author Archives: Sharon (PCET Boss)
CareerPaths Online Educational Project
CareerPaths Online is a newly formed organisation and our aim is to use technology and social media platforms to deliver first class education, training and career guidance which will enable young people to gain the necessary employability skills and knowledge … Continue reading
The Art of NLP for Learning and Teaching
Below is the link to an interview between Ian Sharp and The English Sisters about the Art of NLP for Learning and Teaching. Recommended viewing.
Dttls recommended reading list
DTLLS has the same content as the Cert Ed/PGCE and is due to change this year. This reading list will help support anyone taking the qualification. DTLLS recommended reading list Appleyard N & Appleyard K (2010) Communicating with Learners in … Continue reading
Pttls recommended reading list
PTLLS has recently changed from one unit to four units on the QCF. This is an updated reading list to support the Award. PTLLS Recommended reading list Francis, M. & Gould, J. (2009) Achieving your PTLLS Award. London. Sage Publications … Continue reading
My Ramblings…
Fired-up, transparent, crazy, a little unpredictable…not always the list of traits that you walk into an education interview with to describe yourself when you are wanting the result to be a new job, but after 18 months as a Curriculum … Continue reading
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Tagged Curriculum Manager, Dragons Den, Mr Martin, Music Technology, OFSTED, Transparent One
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What is the purpose of education (in 500-ish words)
By Jamie Portman When reading this I need to make it clear that I’m not an expert in education. I know nothing about the many different kinds of literacies out there, scholarly theories on the functionality of cognitive acceleration or … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Arctic, England, GCSE, Ian Gilbert, South Yorkshire, UK
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Its Life
Itslife is intended to be a resource for teachers, trainers, tutors, instructors, or indeed anybody working in the sector which is variously called ‘Learning and Skills’, ‘Post Compulsory Education’ or ‘Lifelong Learning’. That includes those working, training or volunteering as … Continue reading
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Tagged Higher Education, Jim Crawley, Lifelong Learning, Voluntary Sector, Workplace Learning
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