Accelerating Progress in Careers Education, Driving New Opportunities for Young People
Claudia Harris of the Careers and Enterprise Company charts the recent progress made in improving careers education. More than two [...]
Brexit and the Missing Micro Issues and Concerns for Business
Dr David Floyd, a senior Lecturer at Lincoln University considers the many ways industry at a micro level currently relies [...]
The Libra: Should We ‘Like’ Facebook’s Proposed New Crypto-Currency
Ruth Corderoy explains Facebook’s proposed new currency and considers whether it is ‘proper money’! Not content with dominating the world’s [...]
Careers, Life Skills and the New Ofsted Framework
Stuart Langworthy, the EBEAs Enterprise and Employability Lead shares some useful advice about the new Ofsted Framework’s ‘personal development’ expectations. [...]
AnalysIs: GCSE and A Level Entries and Results for 2019
David Butler, the EBEA’s advocacy lead, analyses GCSE and A level entries and results for 2019 (Source: Joint Council for [...]
Putting Fun Back in the Curriculum
Sarah Hilton of Revisionstation proves that any business topic can be turned into a fun lesson Here’s five fun lessons [...]
Developing High Quality Chains of Reasoning
Yousuf Hamid explains how he gets students to explain their points fully A significant challenge for business and economics teachers [...]
Economics for a Changing World
Nancy Wall charts continuing attempts to ensure economics education has a wider vision of the real world Are you keeping [...]
A Lesson in Community Value
Ruth Corderoy reflects on the positive externalities to be enjoyed in our local communities CV-19 Lockdown has caused a lot [...]
Using Types of Example to Scope out Complex Concepts
Yousuf Hamid reflects on the difference carefully constructed examples can make to student understanding. Teaching remotely removes one of the [...]