Man from Times Radio acts like a complete halfwit then asks Daddy if he will print a story about how hard his life is. Daddy says “yes.”

Ex-BBC presenter exposes how the BBC gets you to care about Israeli victims, but not Palestinians.

This, from @karishmapatel.bsky.social, is so revealing.

See MEd Education Leadership graduate McDermott’s (2025) article
journals.gla.ac.uk/LSPE/article... in the context of latest statistics of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET). www.ons.gov.uk/employmentan... @uofgsocsci.bsky.social @uofgeducation.bsky.social

Widdle men cry around better men. The GOP and Administration is filled with widdle men.

A reminder (via @kiel.institute)

Bob - this is garbage. Please don’t lend it any credibility.

Generations of American patriots, from our revolution onward, have fought for the principles Zelenskyy is risking his life to defend. But today, Donald Trump and JD Vance attacked Zelenskyy and pressured him to surrender the freedom of his people to the KGB war criminal who invaded Ukraine.

A screenshot of a text excerpt from a court proceeding, showing a conversation between Judge Reyes and Jason C. Lynch about an executive order that defines “sex” strictly as male or female. Judge Reyes challenges this definition, noting that there are roughly 30 different intersex variations and citing examples such as XXX chromosomes, androgen insensitivity, and five-alpha reductase deficiency. Judge Reyes emphasizes that not everyone fits neatly into an XX or XY pattern, concluding that the executive order’s premise—that there are only two sexes—is biologically incorrect.

Trump's lawyers are absolutely flailing in the courts right now

Blumenthal: "What world is he living in? It is not only contrary to the facts and the truth but utterly despicable. A disgusting betrayal of a country that has bled and fought and died for freedom ... the president's surrender is pathetic and weak."

I disagree with this. I’m not convinced by the whole learning to learn and unlearn and relearn industry. People have been doing this far longer than we appreciate. It’s not new and isn’t really a thing.

Scotland’s schools are accused of ‘harming pupils permanently’ with curriculum Professor Lindsay Paterson talks to our Writer at Large about the decline and fall of the once great Scottish school

“We’re producing less literate, less numerate people than society used to… What we expect by the end of primary school is weaker than what was expected in the past.”

A fascinating read from @NeilMackay speaking to Prof Lindsay Paterson.

www.heraldscotland.com/news/2485038...

Ed Davey bungee jumping. His arms are spread out wide and his mouth is open.

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@markrpriestley.bsky.social, University of Stirling receiving the BERA 2024 Academic Citizen of the Year Award - very well deserved and very proud 🤩👏Noting the relationships that have helped make this happen Valerie Drew @stavrphili.bsky.social @rushtondr.bsky.social @beranews.bsky.social

Hi Aaron. I wonder if you could point me towards publications/articles which advocate for/provide evidence in support of play in upper primary. How it differs, best practice examples, risks/benefits, etc. Thanks in advance…

Speaking as a primary teacher in Scotland, it is staggering the amount of time that teachers spend reinventing the curriculum, including in areas where we are not subject specialists. High quality, centrally produced resource could bring huge benefits, including to the experience of the children.

The 'Two Tier' Journalism Exposed by the Farmers Protests The glowing coverage handed to the hugely wealthy people leading the campaign against inheritance tax reforms shows who has a voice in the media and who doesn't

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The glowing coverage handed to the hugely wealthy figures protesting against inheritance tax reforms has shown clearer than ever before who really has a voice in the British media and who doesn't
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East Lothian Council confirmed they’ve only had ‘one informal brief discussion/meeting’ with the Scottish Government about teacher numbers since 2022, with ‘no minutes or notes’ taken.

They also state workforce planning discussions ‘are not routinely held’ with the Scottish Government or COSLA.

Don’t tell me that!!

This really impacted my understanding of so many aspects of human behaviour. It was recommended to me by a wonderful, precocious P7 pupil (Year 6) - I bought it and couldn’t believe how insightful it was and how far ahead of me in his thinking this child must have been!!!

I suppose it’s also fair to say that our judgements aren’t quite as high stakes as the example given: viral infection vs cancer. Thankfully…

I really like this resource. One of those resources which immediately prompts thinking on the part of children, whether they want or not! You can’t help but engage.

Interesting comparison. I agree to an extent but I think teachers are forced to rely on even less trustworthy evidence than doctors in most cases - learning vs performance, social interference, etc.