Teacher education is now characterised by greater organisational diversity in provision in many countries. Markets or quasi-markets for teacher ed programmes are not a universal feature, of course, but even… Read more From landscape to political economy: change in teacher education →
In May 2013, I travelled north to Lancaster, in the north of England, to a conference at which a senior civil servant from the National College for Teaching and Leadership… Read more The market will (not) decide: The creative destruction of England’s teacher education infrastructure →
The first fruits of my British Academy-funded project have finally appeared in the form of an article now published in the Journal of Education Policy. ‘Teaching other people’s children, elsewhere,… Read more New article on ‘Teach for All’ published in Journal of Education Policy →
First of all, have a look at this video, a poem called ‘Dear Mr Gove’ by Jess Green. It was uploaded to Youtube in March and caused a bit of… Read more The Object of Disaffection: ‘Dear Mr Gove’ →
