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Information is not enough: the case for professional careers guidance
The 157 Group of FE colleges has just published this policy paper on IAG which is highly critical of current government policy: “The 157 Group supports the government’s ambition to strengthen careers… more →
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The latest news on the proposed Indonesian government regulations for Education
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I was recently at a meeting with a number of Education officials who are working to get the Educatio … more →
Star editorial: How could that happen?
wrote 1 month ago: On the same day, just hours apart, our local public and Catholic school boards sent out news release … more →
Alderman Houlding on industrial pursuits
wrote 1 month ago: Tuesday, May 23 – 1899 Yesterday Alderman John Houlding opened the fifth biennial three-days industr … more →
OLRB Rules on Teachers’ Work to Rule: It’s a strike!
wrote 1 month ago: In a lengthy decision, Bernie Fishbein, Chair of the Ontario Labour Relations Board, has determined … more →
SERVICE MATTER = where the respondent allegedly worked in the College as part- time Lecturer without any appointment letter and without any selection process. Since the Society never issued any letter of appointment a letter of termination was also not served upon the respondent. 25. As stated above, in the absence of any appointment letter, issued in favour of the respondent as he was temporary/part-time lecturer in the College, there cannot be any legitimate expectation for his continuing in the service.. This was the reason that when in the years 1995 and 1996, two persons were appointed one after the other on the post of Lecturer in History, the respondent did not challenge the said appointments. Even assuming that the respondent was permitted to work in the College as part-time lecturer for some period, the action of the management of the college asking him to stop doing work cannot be held to be punitive. The termination simplicitor is not per se illegal and is not violative of principles of natural justice. 26. After giving our anxious consideration in the matter and analyzing the entire facts of the case, we are of the view that the impugned order passed by the Education Appellate Tribunal and the High Court cannot be sustained in law and are liable to be set aside. 27. For the reasons aforesaid, these appeals are allowed and the impugned orders are set aside.
wrote 1 month ago: Page 1 High Court Of Karnataka Closeup (Photo credit: Wikipedia) REPORTABLE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF … more →
ITS TIME THAT OFSTED PUT A STOP TO ILLEGAL EXCLUSIONS AGAINST CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
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wrote 3 months ago: Yesterday was a rather productive day. Its a day that two years ago, I longed to see. Yesterday was … more →
'IDLE NO MORE' DECLARES TREATIES BREACHED
wrote 3 months ago: From idlenomore.ca IDLE NO MORE DECLARES THE TREATIES AND INHERENT RIGHTS BREACHED AND/OR INFRINGED … more →
school attendance - it's not just a good idea, it's the law ...
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wrote 5 months ago: Has your child’s school told you in writing that “it is the responsibility of parents/ca … more →
Nine of 10 bills passed as Alberta Legislature fall sitting goes into its final week
wrote 5 months ago: The Tory government introduced 10 bills in the Alberta legislature this fall, including whistleblowe … more →
Since when are report cards and parent-teacher interviews optional?
wrote 6 months ago: Our daughter, who is in high school, received a report card last week, but the parent-teacher interv … more →
Terry the Fracosaurus comes out of retirement on Hallowe'en to promote gas well drilling process
wrote 6 months ago: Alberta’s New Democrats reached into their Hallowe’en bag of tricks Wednesday to deploy … more →
Women in Education
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wrote 7 months ago: This issue is getting a lot of attention at the moment, with a campaign to increase access to educat … more →
Compulsory Mediation - Good Idea?
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wrote 8 months ago: So the draft legislation has been out a few weeks now and one of the biggest changes that has stood … more →
Windsor-Essex Catholic board now accepts gay-straight alliances
wrote 9 months ago: The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board has backed off its hardline stance against allowing … more →
Motion against beating of schoolchildren for intense debate
wrote 10 months ago: Found an article by Andre Haynes on the corporal punishment debate in 2006*. It’s long but wel … more →
Please don't patronise me - the verdict
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wrote 10 months ago: So, here I am! Obviously not in prison but still feeling somewhat drained of every emotion in my bod … more →
Today I maybe blogging from a prison cell
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wrote 10 months ago: Yep, I may well be a jail bird blogging from my cell (well, that’s if I’m actually given … more →
2-Year sojourn with Right To Education (RTE) in India
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wrote 1 year ago: 1 April 2012 marked the second anniversary of the Right To Education (RTE) Act in India. The Act emp … more →
New regulations on the constitution of the Governing Body
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wrote 1 year ago: The School Governance (Constitution) (England) Regulations 2012 Update August 2012: See the statutor … more →
