Homework and the school curriculum have become part of the debate in Poland as the new government continues to roll back measures introduced by the previous right-wing government. ft.pressreader.com/article/281848…

Looking forward to seeing all our colleagues whilst we are here, please come and say hello in Exhibition Hall A
Professor Ken Jones Dr. Lizana Oberholzer PFHEA/ FCCT/FCMI UCEA Mónica Byrne-Jiménez
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Prof Chris Chapman Tony Gallagher Qing Gu Toby Greany Prof Megan Crawford Ken Brien

🚨🗣️Calling all passionate educators and researchers!

Our PhD studentship in place-based education awaits you. Be the change with #QCAP , @MDA and Greater Shankill

More info: qub.ac.uk/Study/funding-…

#MakeADifference #placebased #equitable #Education

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Our thoughts tonight are with the family of Barney O’Dowd who died today. Such a dignified man who showed immense strength & courage following the horrific loss of his young sons Barry & Declan as well as Barney’s brother, Joe. May Barney rest in peace wavetraumacentre.org.uk/stories_from_s…

In our new report, ‘Stopping Famine in Gaza’, we provide granular data through mapping and satellite imagery on the extent of the damage and destruction and the severity of the food insecurity crisis.

Our key findings: 1/9
crisisgroup.org/middle-east-no…

Join us on June 4th at UCD for the first All-Island Educational Neuroscience (AIEN) Research Day! We will explore the role of educational neuroscience in the classroom, featuring key talks from international experts in this field! 😃 Reserve a free ticket: …uroscience-Research-Day.eventbrite.ie

The current round of Israel-Hamas negotiations is ongoing. Hamas has not yet responded officially, neither has Israel. Both sides have indicated that their initial response is “no, but not completely no”. ...As we wait for decisions, the one thing that remains constant and true…

My message to the Finance Minister today - let’s be in a hurry.
People are in need. They can’t wait any longer. Have a watch 👇
#LetsBeInAHurry #Opposition #today

BGFA is 26 yrs old today. But this never gets old, despite the endless wrangling. 👇

The idea of placing schools at the centre of community support makes sense. There are lots of previous experiences to build on. ⁦Bridget Phillipson⁩ ⁦Fabians' Education Policy Group⁩ schoolsweek.co.uk/how-schools-co…

At 2 AM on July 11, 1958, newly married couple Richard and Mildred Loving were abruptly awakened in their bedroom by a Virginia sheriff.

The sheriff questioned Richard, a white man, asking, 'What are you doing in bed with this woman?'

Mildred, a woman of both Black and…

via @NYTimes Trump lies so much the media has generally stopped reporting it, but the ⁦The New York Times⁩ has analysed the patterns and techniques of his recent lies. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Waving goodbye to Granda as he heads home on his motorbike - a pretty unique experience for these guys I imagine! Tony Gallagher

Executive parties have passed non-binding motions on everything from childcare costs to Lough Neagh, accompanied by videos and glossy minsiterial PR

When the Opposition asked when we will see actual legislation and spending plans we were told: there's no hurry.

There should be.

Tony Gallagher One of the best early intervention and prevention models in recent history. Proud to have been chair of an Early Years / Sure Start Partnership. Achieved so much in terms of joined up work till the Tory/Liberal coalition’s austerity programme butchered it.

Life for Asians in Britain in the 1970s – a 🧵

Watching #Defiance has brought up some dark memories I witnessed as a teenager in 1970s Britain. Enoch Powell’s speech in 1968 came just sixteen days after the murder of Dr King Jr, emboldened fascists to attack people of colour.

Trump is lying: There was no groundswell of support in America for overturning Roe. In fact, support for Roe is higher today in America than it has ever been.

The real truth is Trump made a political deal in 2016. He promised to appoint a Court that would get rid of Roe, so he…

“Ex-pats” is the euphemistic phrase for economic migrants. People who travel to other countries to “make a better life for themselves”. You know, like your cousins in New York and Melbourne did?