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Mark Griffiths

Rigour: the connection between yoga and computer programming

In one sense, you would be hard pushed to find someone who argued for less rigour in education - who doesn't want students to learn as much, and as deeply, as possible.  The crux comes when people start defining the learning processes and the content that constitute 'rigour'.

15.05.2012

Wanting more than a Post-It note exercise

For the last few months we have been busy articulating a new practical programme to respond to the challenges and opportunities that an ever more ubiquitous, larger and smarter digital environment creates for education.

25.04.2012

Supporting tax avoiders (of the sort we need more of)

Tim Harford, in his (wonderful) new book puts it very sharply - any solution to climate change "is going to come either because individuals voluntarily change their behaviour, or because governments change the rules."[1]

05.08.2011
15.07.2011

Transforming education

A brilliant scheme that has transformed the education system in New York has shown how a disciplined approach to innovation can reap huge rewards

27.06.2011

Spreading green ideas

NESTA's Big Green Diffusion project sets out to explore ways of encouraging the take-up of green initiatives at scale.

23.02.2011

Education by haptic cow

Our idiscover project aims to show how different learning experiences can equip young people with the skills they need to thrive in an innovation economy.

10.01.2011

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