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Keynesians may feel vindicated but they urgently need to find some humility

Keynesians may feel vindicated but they urgently need to find some humility Those who have spent the last two years arguing against austerity are exhibiting a very palpable sense of vindication. Painful economic data accompanied by the shifting political
In whose interests do we collaborate?

In whose interests do we collaborate? Peterborough is on the cusp of doing something really exciting in education, with a whole host of people getting involved in the learning of young people. I ran an event there a couple of weeks ago which sought to
Work in progress

Work in progress Today’s news that the Vauxhall car factory in Ellesmere is to be saved from closure will be a huge relief to the 2,000 or so workers whose jobs were at risk. This coincides with some welcome improvements in yesterday’s employment growth
The Pupil Premium: time for a Plan C?

The Pupil Premium: time for a Plan C? Schools have multiple purposes, some universally agreed upon, many contested. Judging from Nick Clegg’s re-announcement about the Pupil Premium on Monday, schools have one new purpose: to demonstrate the impact of the
Are there better ways to surface undeclared work?

Are there better ways to surface undeclared work? Earlier this month, it was reported that HMRC were setting in place a voluntary disclosure scheme to encourage regular eBay traders to declare their tax liabilities. In a sign that the tax authorities are
So, exactly how are we all in this together?

So, exactly how are we all in this together? Politics is the art of hard choices. But it is also the home of false dichotomies. When it comes to our approach to growth, some fundamentally unhelpful caricatures have taken root that need to be put aside. At
The complexities and pitfalls of social capital in an ageing society

The complexities and pitfalls of social capital in an ageing society Last month my colleague Sam McLean posted a blog asking whether social capital was necessarily always a good thing. He was right in saying that too often we take it as read that strong
8 reasons why the Conservative Party will win the General Election (maybe)

8 reasons why the Conservative Party will win the General Election (maybe). Labour really haven't had much electoral fun since the 'election that never was' in 2007, so the Party can hardly be blamed for having a ... er ... party tonight. But my sense is
Great Teachers: shedding some doubt on the issue

Great Teachers: shedding some doubt on the issue I am not sure if it would count as flipped learning but, unable to be at Monday’s RSA/ Teach First event, I did the gig in reverse. I am not sure if it would count as flipped learning but, unable to be at
Is Twitter turning us into addicts? Research suggests it can

Is Twitter turning us into addicts? Research suggests it can Due to excessive consumption of internet, video gaming and pornography boys are increasingly developing arousal addictions, according to research. They are becoming so used to constant stimulation

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Keynesians may feel vindicated but they urgently need to find some humility

In whose interests do we collaborate?

Work in progress

The Pupil Premium: time for a Plan C?

Are there better ways to surface undeclared work?

So, exactly how are we all in this together?

The complexities and pitfalls of social capital in an ageing society

8 reasons why the Conservative Party will win the General Election (maybe)

Great Teachers: shedding some doubt on the issue

Is Twitter turning us into addicts? Research suggests it can