Monday, July 16. 2007

Final Teacher's TV Episode

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Teacher's TV Episodes
Second Teacher's TV Episode
Final Teacher's TV Episode

Lessons from America - Education USA

Programme 1: Who's in Charge?
    Peter Curran travels to the land of the free to find out who controls the schools. He travels across the mid-west, meeting communities who are fighting for influence over the education system. (Airs Monday, 2007.07.02.)

Programme 2: Profiting from School
    Peter Curran's tour of the American education system continues with an investigation into the changing relationship between business and education. (Airs Monday, 2007.07.09.)

Programme 3: Land of Opportunity?
    Peter Curran travels from New York to Washington to find out what is being done to tackle educational inequalities. (Airs Monday, 2007.07.16.)
Posted by Allan Gabston-Howell in The Globe, CAliVA/Homeschooling, Education, LBUSD at 09:46 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)
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thanks for the link to these videos-
am watching the second of the three.

did you see where the LAUSD is putting boys and girls clubs on school campuses? what do you think of this idea?
#1 glennis on 2007-08-27 09:46 (Reply)
Hi Glennis,

It's good to "see" you again.

The entire Teacher's TV group was eminently professional and fun to deal with. On the whole, it was an enjoyable couple of days.

As to the Boys and Girls clubs, we did note their presence at Robinson, before we left; and I do support--with certain provisos--the interactions between the B&G Clubs, the host schools and the children.

The potential for good is certainly not an issue which has to be proven to me. :-D
#1.1 Allan Gabston-Howell (Homepage) on 2007-08-27 23:25 (Reply)
Very useful information
#2 Shanta Mariya on 2009-07-23 01:50 (Reply)

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