About 3D Eye
Gary Foskett and Clare Blackhall are educationalists, writers and consultants. We work with schools and other organisations who share our vision of how schools, businesses, etc should work in the 21st Century. We also run courses and contribute to conferences - speaking about our three dimensional model of intelligences and how schools, colleges and universities can develop the full potential of all their staff and students. We also offer consultancy for businesses and public sector organisations to support staff training and organisational change and development. For more detailed information read our blog at https://3diassociates.wordpress.com/ or see our website at www.3diassociates.com.
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Today – 10th October – is World Mental Health Day. A proper understanding of wellbeing and mental health issues (and the support systems for young people) at many UK universities appears to be negligible. It’s a mess that needs to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cardiff University, Duty of Caare, high rates of university suicides, high stakes exams, high stakes exams and mental health, King’s College London, Meg Zeenat Wamithi, Mental Health and Wellbeing, parent and student conset forms, Sam Gyimah, Student fees, tutorials for first year students, Universities' duty of care, University, university and mental health, univserities failing students on mental health, Warwick University, wellbeing, World Mental Health Day
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Below is part 2 of our response to the Labour Party’s Policy Consultation on Education. Comments welcome. ……………………………………. What should a National Education Service be for and what values should it and the draft charter embody? What amendments, if … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3Di Associates, abolition of GCSEs, faith schools, Labour Party, Labour Party Consultation, Labour Party's Policy Consultation, Local Education Boards, Mental Health and Wellbeing, National Education Service, Ofsted and SMSC, Ofsted inspections, Professional development, progressive education, Progressive Educationalists, Reinventing education, Skills attitudes and values, SMSC, UN Human Rights Charter, UN Human Rights of the Child, Values of Education
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The Labour Party policy consultation on education has now closed, and we hope that educators, parents and Labour party members took time to contribute to the important proposals for a National Education Service. The notion of a National Education Service … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3diassociates, aims of education, attitudes and values, Being emotionally intelligent, Every Child Matters, high-stake exams, key principles for education, Labour Party, Labour Party policy consultation, lifelong learning, National Education Service, skills, SMSC, wellbeing
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“The aim of education policy should be to provide the right education for every child. That for some children that will be an education that is firmly based in learning practical and vocational skills. For others, it will be an … Continue reading →
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Tagged 14-19 curriculum, Academic and vocational learning, CBI, Derby College, Ed Miliband, Ed Miliband's speech on the Forgotten 50%, Education policy, high stakes exams, high stakes exams and mental health, Nick Gibb, Performance Tables, Review of Post-18 Education, Theresa May, Theresa May's Education announcement, universities and tuition fees, university fees
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“The aim of education policy should be to ‘provide the right education for every child’. That ‘for some children that will be an education that is firmly based in learning practical and vocational skills. For others, it will be an … Continue reading →
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Tagged 14-19 curriculum, Academic and vocational learning, CBI, Derby College, Ed Miliband, Ed Miliband's speech on the Forgotten 50%, Education policy, high stakes exams, high stakes exams and mental health, Nick Gibb, Performance Tables, Review of Post-18 Education, Theresa May, Theresa May's Education announcement, universities and tuition fees, university fees
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In this week’s Guardian there’s a damning article on the wellbeing of teachers in England. It reported that there were 3,750 cases of long-term sickness absence caused by stress last year, and that one in 83 teachers spent more than … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3Di Associates, Dr Mary Bousted, emotional wellbeing, Guardian Education, high pressure exams, high stakes exams, Losing teachers, Mental wellbeing, National Education Union, Stressed teachers, Teachers leaving the profession, Teachers signed off for stress, Teachers' conditions, Teachers' mental health, the Guardian
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Education took centre stage at the Labour Party Conference with not only a strong speech from Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner but also significant comments relating to PSHE education from the Deputy Leader, Tom Watson – as well as Jeremy … Continue reading →
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Tagged Angela Rayner, Early years funding, Kevin Courtney, Labour Party Conference, Labour Party Conference 2017, National Education Service, National Education Union, PSHE, PSHE and initial teacher training, PSHE Education, SchoolWeek, Tom Watson, wellbeing, wellbing and education
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