Directory :
Facts :
- Teachers complain of 'e-spying'

"Teaching unions are complaining that e-safety software is increasingly being used to keep track of their members.
They say thousands of teachers are having their every mouse-click monitored, eroding trust. "
(BBC)
-
Schools must embrace mobile technology
"The need for schools to prepare for 21st century learning was top of the agenda at this year's BETT conference.
They must embrace mobile technologies, games, podcasts and social networking, according to leading educationalist Professor Stephen Heppell.
Schools should also break away from traditional classroom and curriculum models, he argued."
An article + A video 
(BBC)

- Playground
Games (traditions-uk)
CHASING GAMES - "TIG" OR "TAG":
HUNTING GAMES - HIDE AND SEEK ETC.
RING GAMES
BALL GAMES
SKIPPING GAMES
MARBLES / JACKS / CONKERS / HOPSCOTCH
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES

- Summerhill
(summerhillschool.co.uk) :
" The function of the child is to live his own life not the life
that his anxious parents think he should live, nor a life according
to the purpose of the educator who thinks he knows best."
- United
Kingdom and American Grades - un tableau
(education-otherwise.org)
- "Regards
croisés français et anglais" - version
anglaise (
29 pages)
:
- la prévention de la violence, Discipline at school
- la prévention de l'illettrisme, Literacy strategies
- les 14-19 ans en milieu scolaire, 14-19 year-olds and school
"Sur chacun de ces trois thèmes, les experts ont échangé
leurs vues et comparé les dispositifs de leurs pays
avec ceux du pays partenaire."
publié "par le bureau des relations internationales de la
Direction de l'enseignement scolaire à l'occasion du centenaire
de l'Entente cordiale"
- A
Virtual School Day at Woodlands Junior School (UK)
- (woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk)

- with an interactive quiz
- How
the UK education system works (Education UK - Page disparue)


-
Visit a school (south-west
London) - 750 boys and girls aged 10-18
- See "Activities", "Sport" for example
(emanuel.org.uk)
Listening :
-
"The artist Quentin Blake - best known for his illustrations in Roald Dahl's children's books - has unveiled a 70-foot-long work celebrating the 800th anniversary of Cambridge University.
On display at Addenbrooke's Hospital - and in his own distinctive style - Quentin Blake's mural depicts famous alumni from centuries past.
Take a guided tour with the artist himself."
(BBC)

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