• Regions
    • Voice Scotland
    • Voice Cymru
    • Voice N.Ireland
    • Voice England
  • Other Voice Categories
    • Early Years & Childcare
    • Further & Higher Education
    • Independent Education
    • Support Staff
    • Student Teachers
    • Teachers
  • A A A
  • Voice Blog

    Voice Blog

    Voice the Union Blog
    • Home
    • About
    • Rules
    • Voice News
    • VOICE WEBSITE
    • RSS
    Tag Archives: media

    Gove in a muddle over Royal Colleges, unions and teachers’ image

    26 Apr

    Gove in a muddle over Royal Colleges, unions and teachers’ image

    Speech by Michael Gove

    • Comments 1 Comment
    • Categories Teachers, Voice England
    • Author Richard Fraser

    Talking point: Red ink or red herring?

    25 Apr

    Talking point: Red ink or red herring?

    Do some schools ban the use of red ink?

    • Comments 0 Comments
    • Categories Independent Education, Student Teachers, Support Staff, Teachers, Voice Cymru, Voice England, Voice N.Ireland, Voice Scotland
    • Author Richard Fraser

    Talking point: Margaret Thatcher’s education legacy

    10 Apr

    Talking point: Margaret Thatcher’s education legacy

    What do you think her legacy has been?

    • Comments 3 Comments
    • Categories Early Years & Childcare, Further & Higher Education, Independent Education, Student Teachers, Support Staff, Teachers, Voice Cymru, Voice England, Voice N.Ireland, Voice Scotland
    • Author Richard Fraser

    Talking point: the history curriculum – “understanding key events” or “unteachable, unlearnable”?

    10 Apr

    Talking point: the history curriculum – “understanding key events” or “unteachable, unlearnable”?

    Let us know your views

    • Comments 0 Comments
    • Categories Further & Higher Education, Student Teachers, Teachers, Voice England
    • Author Richard Fraser

    Are teenagers really that bad at history, or was it a wind-up?

    28 Mar

    Are teenagers really that bad at history, or was it a wind-up?

    According to The Independent a survey shows that “British teens ‘think Delia Smith, Jerry Hall and Camilla were Henry VIII’s wives”

    • Comments 1 Comment
    • Categories Student Teachers, Support Staff, Teachers, Voice Cymru, Voice England, Voice N.Ireland, Voice Scotland
    • Author Richard Fraser
    ← Previous Entries

    WELCOME TO THE VOICE BLOG

    Voice: the union for education professionals has its own interactive blog. Do let us know what you think of our posts and vote in the online poll!

    Subscription Options:

    Polls

    Would a Royal College of Teaching raise the status of teaching as a profession?


    View Results

    Loading ... Loading ...

    Recent Comments

    • Richard Fraser on Poll Results: What effect will the government’s proposed changes to adult-child ratios in England have on the quality of childcare provision? (+ comment on UK childcare costs)
    • Deborah Lawson, General Secretary on Nurseries to close as local authorities prioritise primary school places
    • Richard Fraser on Are your pupils falling asleep? Are computer games to blame?
    • Deborah Lawson, General Secretary on Poll Results: What effect will the government’s proposed changes to adult-child ratios in England have on the quality of childcare provision? (+ comment on UK childcare costs)
    • Carey West on Nurseries to close as local authorities prioritise primary school places

    Recent Posts

    • Must Do Better
    • Asbestos in schools – the key issues
    • Nurseries to close as local authorities prioritise primary school places
    • Send views on SEND
    • What do you think about tutors?

    Archives

    Categories

    • Regions
      • Voice Scotland
      • Voice Cymru
      • Voice N.Ireland
      • Voice England
    • Other Voice Categories
      • Early Years & Childcare
      • Further & Higher Education
      • Independent Education
      • Support Staff
      • Student Teachers
      • Teachers

    Tags

    academies asbestos behaviour Budget childcare childcare qualifications children curriculum discipline doublethink EBacc election election gimmick Election Manifesto English Baccalaureate exams free schools GCSE GCSEs higher Education Funding industrial action inspection media Michael Gove Michael Wilshaw National Curriculum nurseries nursery nurses Ofsted parenting pensions Poems poll professionalism public services social mobility strikes Teachers teachers' pay teacher training teaching teaching assistants unions vocational workload

    © 2013 Voice Blog. All Rights Reserved.