Film(making) education for all? British cultural policy and film education

Citizenship and Character Education in British Education Policy

The formation of character could be said to be the aim that all general education has historically set out to achieve. It is an aim that has often not been explicitly stated, instead it has simply been assumed. This has been the prevailing story of British education policy on character building in schools. Currently, in Britain, it is the government that is advocating the teaching of virtues in...

Education policy and crime

This paper discusses the relationship between education and crime from an economic perspective, developing a human capital-based model that sheds light on key ways in which early childhood programs and policies that encourage schooling may affect both juvenile and adult crime. The paper first discusses evidence on the effects of educational attainment, school quality, and school enrollment on c...

Towards Quality Education for All

In the context of current debate regarding Hoshangabad Science Teaching Programme and the decision to discontinue the programme in the district of Hoshangabad and elsewhere, the Government of Madhya Pradesh has expressed a desire to improve Science Teaching in all the schools of Madhya Pradesh. It has asked Eklavya to submit a proposal to mainstream the learnings from the HSTP. This concept pap...

Particularism and Multi - Cultural Education :

A model for British medical education.

of the avoidable factor to the death; at best they can suggest that it was an associated factor. Nevertheless the inquiry by Payne and colleagues managed to uncover a number of deaths that might have been prevented given competent practice. It should return to the problem after a year or two to determine whether the number ofthese sentinel events has fallen. Inquiry into such events in young pe...