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Young people living with parents for longer
WONKHE reports there has been a significant rise in the number of 20 to 34-year-olds living with their parents in the UK, according to analysis of the Labour Force Survey ... -
AI and education
newsfromthelab.wordpress.com is no longer available. The authors have deleted this site. Fear you are going to be seeing this headline quite a bit in coming months. And like everyone else ... -
Developing a skills taxonomy
This morning's mailing from the Marchmont Employment and Skills Observatory reports that NESTA have launched an interesting new Tool - a UK skills taxonomy: “Skill shortages are costly and can ... -
Digital Creative Arts Framework
I am supposed to be adding resources on the Circular Economy for a new webs site for adult educators which we are helping develop. But as happens too often with ... -
Technology and pedagogic models for training teachers in developing countries
My new year intentions to post more regularly here got disrupted quickly by a bad cold and a week of travel. But I'm back in the saddle. There are two ... -
Five myths about education, debunked
I just stumbled on a blog post by Andreas Schleicher, Director of Directorate for Education and Skills at OECD. He says one of the reasons why we get stuck in ... -
Foresight and the use of ICT for Learning
Time to return to the Wales Wide Web after something of a hiatus in November and December. And I am looking forward to writing regular posts here again. New year ... -
Graduate Jobs
MPs on the UK House of Commons education committee have released a report titled “Value for Money in Higher Education.” They draw attention to figures from the Office for National ... -
Jen Hughes
I am very sad to report the death of my friend and colleague Jen Hughes. I first met Jenny in 1984 when I signed up for a summer school course ... -
Data literacy and participation in adult education
I am ever more interested in the issue of data literacy and agree very much with Javiera Atenas from the Open Education Working Group, London who says "Learning how to ...
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