Artist Je Shen.
His works are characterized by a "sedimentation" of color; he does not apply it uniformly, but rather gradually deposits it with thousands of small touches, creating vibrant surfaces that call for pointillism.
Over the last decade, Canterbury Christ Church University has almost tripled in size while Arden University has grown by over 3,000%.
My new @hepi-news.bsky.social report on how to curb excessive risk-taking in the HE sector is out now:
www.hepi.ac.uk/reports/a-de...
‘Trump’s ceasefire statement says Iran has agreed to a “complete, immediate and safe opening” of the Strait.
Two completely different things.
Until vessels resume crossing the Strait without paying a fee to Tehran, it’s a strategic victory for the Islamic Republic.’
Pensions are affordable.
Benefits are affordable.
Paying decent wages is affordable.
Universal Healthcare is affordable.
Billionaires aren't affordable.
Translation: “I don’t want to help the UK by paying tax”.
I am really growing very tired of hearing advice from super-wealthy people who so obviously put themselves first but pretend otherwise.
So I turned down the brightness on the disk of the Earth a bit, but left the sunlit sliver and surrounding stars bright, because the human eye has a better dynamic range than a digital camera. It also means you can see the city lights in the bottom left more clearly.
Our public services aren’t for a secretive profit-hungry US tech firm. Sign the petition to tell the Government to scrap all contracts with secretive US tech firm Palantir. you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/st...
I have recently finished listening to Age of Diagnosis by Suzanne O’Sullivan - with whom I share so many, many concerns - so I will see if ca force myself to read it.
FWIW I think it is adults pushing to diagnose and we have been on this path for a very long time.
news.sky.com/story/youngs... I’d be interested in your thoughts (I don’t think it is youngsters who are incentivised)
Another 4 months and another cohort graduates.
Less than 80% will be able to get jobs and so the numbers go up and up and up.
The problem is no jobs, not lazy people.
a guy wearing blues brother costume with sign that says 'trump is not on a mission from god!'
In my honest, the big elephant in the room regarding social media and young people is parental addiction.
To complement the other white men who are advising the DFE and Education Minister.
In a profession, where the majority are women…
And the we have a woman supporting the Behaviour “Tsar”, to make him a Behaviour and Attendance Tsar, after behaviour failed to improve.
It’s getting worse..
That second point was kinda my first point, yes...
I'm excited to see the make up of the Inclusion panel (writing the EHCP packages and national inclusion standards)...
We've got the token white man leading it already...
The deadliest foe in the 1980s was not the Terminator
Meta is shutting down its VR metaverse on June 15th.
‘All of us seem to be trying to work as if we don’t have children and trying to parent like we don’t have a career’: Evelyn Waite explores the challenges that lead many women to leave teaching shortly after returning from maternity leave
I refuse to be my husband’s teacher 🤪
(2/2) ... and the working world doesn't take any note of that at all. The same for those with caring responsibilities for elders or family with more complex needs - there should be more recognition of the role caregivers, in any form, have and support to balance work and home.
100%
I am regularly astonished that my parents are in their 80s, I have two adult children with care needs and I am working full time.
I would struggle if my husband was in the office every day, not realising that these should be shared rather than mine alone to manage
Great if you can make that happen but my spidey sense tells me this is not a usual set up across the nation
I my house I have abdicated from all the responsibilities I can - but the thinking and planning is largely me. It’s not just about the physical labour.
If Reform are finding it stressful to deal with the realities of holding political office, then - perhaps - they should STOP STANDING IN ELECTIONS FOR POLITCAL OFFICE.
www.bbc.com/news/article...
I mean, it’s ok until you hit peri/menopause, and the all of a sudden all that ‘niceness’ and general agreeable-ness that keeps a busy woman doing everything just kind of…..goes.
Either carry on teaching after having a family or take on headship - and certainly not if the demands on them at home are great.
Yes, I am ploughing my way (slowly) though the white paper.
The thing about flexible working is it does nothing to address the imbalance of domestic responsibilities at home.
Without a significant change to the way we work, and the expectations of us to adopt a male pattern of workplace behaviour, I don’t see how mothers can be seriously encouraged to
"We see a future where intelligence is a utility like electricity or water and people buy it from us on a meter and use it for whatever they want to use it for. The demand that we see for that..." - Sam Altman
These bros are not okay.
