Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Ofsted

tightens rules for schools rating and encourages parents to shop for teachers to not

huge gap between the musical education of 'haves' and 'no'

A study commissioned by the charity Independent EMI Music Sound Foundation, which is very uneven expansion of the musical experience of children in classes of 132 English primary schools surveyed earlier this year. Some have several specialists in elementary music and many instruments. Others have not a single musician on the staff and all the instruments. Four in ten of the leaders interviewed said they did not have a specialized music school.

Government recently commissioned a study of music education. In his statement, Darren Henley, managing director Classic FM, has recommended that all elementary students must have access to a specialist music teacher. He says the amount of time devoted to music in most of the initial course of teacher training is inadequate.

After this report, the education secretary, Michael Gove, has promised to end the division between the musical and the richest children in disadvantaged areas. He said a national plan for music education to be published this year and announced that £ 82.5m would be given to music services across England in 2011-12. This figure is however exactly the same amount received by local authorities in 2010-11 and does not account for inflation.

Attention chocolate lovers

Are you between 40 and 65 who have high blood pressure, no history of diabetes - and a chocolate lover (black)? Well, you're lucky: scientists at Queens University in Belfast and the confidence of health care and social services is looking for volunteers to participate in a study to examine the potential health benefits of eating dark chocolate

The study will last for a period of three years, during which a group is subjected to a diet low in fruits and vegetables. The other group was encouraged to eat a diet rich in polyphenols six servings of fruits and vegetables, including one serving of fruit per day, with 50 grams of dark chocolate.

If you are interested in participating in the study, please contact Dr. Rebecca Noad 02890633108 07896977295 or less.

poor body airbrush confidence

In an effort to boost the government's campaign of the body of the trust, non-profit distributing company Smart Media is a "media literacy" education package for primary teachers. The equipment that helps the structure of a lesson designed specifically for the group 10-11 years, looking closely at the images we are dealing with a review of media and advertising for a more realistic perception of what is real and what is "photo-shopping."

Teachers can download the body image of Smart Media Smart Media site free lesson.

For more information on the confidence of the proposed visit of the Ministry of the Interior or contact Caroline Jack in the press office of the Home Office on 020 7035 3846.

See a selection of classes from the images are displayed in the Telegraph site.

Improbable Research

Have you ever wondered what holding your bladder when you desperately need to urinate in your mental power? Or what is the ideal density of the air wasabi to wake the people sleeping in a fire? Or why Australian beetles trying to mate with empty beer bottles, sometimes to death? Thank you to the relentless pursuit of Ig Nobel winners in 2011, we now have the answers to these questions. Learn more about their studies and the theory of the winner of the literature on procrastination. On the other hand, you can still procrastinating ...

Education News

The Guardian

. Ofsted tightens rules for rating schools as outstanding. The inspectors said they pay more attention to student behavior, quality of teaching and the ability of children to read.

. Thousands seven-year struggle with homework. The figures show that achievement gaps persist between boys and girls, and among the poor and the rich more.

. Rolls-Royce gives his reasons for the difficulty in recruiting high-level Women:. The lack of women studying science and mathematics

. Education Services Company RM issues profit warning. Cuts in the parent company spending on education to prevent job losses and reduced dividends, and to announce the sale of three subsidiaries.

. Is an internship at a reduced price still be a good deal for an aspiring lawyer? A new company offered less favorable terms than large companies, but also a gateway to the profession of law graduates without jobs.

. Meet education teachers Essex. Mr. Passmore Academy and Drew Goddard have what they have "the best job in the world."

. author Rick Riordan Percy Jackson has inspired children around the world to rediscover the classical myths. The Guardian's blog, Network Master writes the books he wants, he still has - and more links to resources on the class in the great Teacher Network Guardian

Education News from around the web

. As part of the reform of school supervision parents can anonymously report school by Ofsted fill out questionnaires online at the site of the observatory, wrote the Daily Telegraph. Teachers' unions criticized the move, comparing it to "Rate My Teacher."

. The Royal College of Psychiatrists warned that students from poor backgrounds today are less prepared for university life and expressed concern that the counseling and student support services can be an easy target for cuts, according to a report seen exclusively by the BBC.

. Learn to code in your room to prepare for an IT job and a degree in three years do not care to spend the money, said almost half of IT professionals on CWJobs.co.uk a study released today. The Register reports

Network

Guardian Higher Education

. Live Chat: Universities should be more effective? British universities has created a working group of efficiency and modernization, but what you can do to improve their own SEA effectiveness? It is a healthy emphasis on the value for him?

Twitter . His advice: use social media to enhance the experience of students. Here's our summary of their best advice on how social media can help student learning and facilitate collaboration.

professional training seminars Professor

The Guardian Teacher Network organizes training sessions for teachers throughout the year in Yorkshire and London. Upcoming courses include:

is his way of thinking of the school becoming an academy?

This seminar will provide an independent view on the advantages and disadvantages of converting the state of the academy. Will be seen in the conversion process, the implications of the state of the academy, and the support and funding available. November 30 in London. February 21, 2012 in Yorkshire

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