BBC NEWS | Education | A classroom revolution unfolds
Instead the teacher becomes a facilitator. Like a bespoke tailor they measure, design and plan each child’s educational suit. They will set work, monitor progress, and assess outcomes.
Um, this is sounding remarkably familiar…although I suppose not many of us actually set work as such. Home education in schools anyone?
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I do set work (though some of my kids are older than the kids of most of the blogring), but yeah – sounds very much like home-education, only practiced by teachers. Perhaps I should print the article and keep it to show the LEA just how far ahead of them I am ;~). Think I might have to blog about this one myself.