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Month: May 2014

Trivium Schools Update September 2014

May 28, 2014

It is very exciting when a teacher approaches me and tells me about the work they are doing to implement some of the ideas from my book Trivium 21c into their ethos and practice at their school. As this has begun to happen more and more it got me thinking about ways I could help share these … More Trivium Schools Update September 2014

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On Eudaimonia: Simply Outstanding Is Not The Best

May 19, 2014

I received an email last week accepting an invitation I had sent to a teacher (for the sake of this blog let’s call him Mr Micawber) asking him to talk at a conference on the liberal arts (October 14th put it in your diary, details to be released soon…) Anyhow, what was interesting about the email … More On Eudaimonia: Simply Outstanding Is Not The Best

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Engaging With a Humane Education

May 4, 2014

Here is the text of a talk I delivered at the ‘NTEN-ResearchED-York Conference’ on Saturday 4th May 2014. The beginning of the talk draws heavily on the wonderful Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.   The Arts are subjective and difficult to measure accurately; do they belong in our data age? If you … More Engaging With a Humane Education

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