The EIS: Covid-embattled but still 175 years strong
Andrea Bradley recounts how the EIS responded rapidly and radically to the ‘new’ normal in education. As the world’s oldest teacher
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Navigating through COVID, Brexit and the Scottish Parliament 2021 elections
Mary Senior surveys the changing landscape to identify the countless challenges in higher education. In unprecedented times, last March the University
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Challenging neo-liberal education in a post-Covid world
Brian Boyd and Henry Maitles lay out a wide-ranging critique of what is right and wrong in education. The Covid pandemic
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Poems from Lockdown
Culture and creativity during Covid: teaching and learning at home David McKinstry is a teacher – see his biographical details below
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Making sure ‘education, education, education’ still means ‘education, education, education’
Larry Flanagan lifts the lid on how the EIS is defending teacher, lecturers and education As a Scottish education union, the
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Jimmy Reid’s words still echo on education
David Watt explains the work of the Socialist Educational Association Scotland Jimmy Reid’s rectorial speech of nearly fifty years ago continues
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Whole and holistic organising in the classroom
David Belsey outlines how the EIS is approaching the issue The EIS has had an active couple of years with several
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