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This is our forum where senior people can hold forth on a topical issue relating to education. It’s not always comfortable, but the assignment report believe the key decision makers who operate in this £100bn sector need a forum to voice both their desperation and inspiration.

Recent articles

  Managing your reputation in a climate of uncertainty
Apr 1, 2010
In this month’s Executive Soapbox, Ben Gibbs, puts forward the case for companies to strategically position themselves in an increasingly dynamic education market.
  Is the UK education community stakeholders in human progress?
Mar 1, 2010
In this month’s Executive Soapbox, Terry Sweeney, CEO of RM, argues that we, the UK education community, are stakeholders in human progress.
  Evolution of Technology or Shovelling Water?
Feb 1, 2010

Colin Young argues that technological progress has little to do with any specific technology but everything to do with our ability to absorb technology as a culture
  The current squeeze on public spending is an opportunity to raise standards.
Dec 1, 2009

In this month’s Executive Soapbox, Louise Rogers, CEO of TSL Education, argues that the current squeeze on public spending is an opportunity to raise standards.
  A far from robotic education
Oct 1, 2009
Stephen Breslin looks at developments in robotic technology and the impact that this could have on education in the future
  eReaders and the future of textbook publishing
Aug 31, 2009
In this month’s Executive Soapbox, Dominic Jacquesson, looks at the impact eReaders may have on textbook publishing
  The role of the private sector in delivering public services for education and skills
Aug 3, 2009
  Dell launches new notebook – benefits v features
Jun 1, 2009
  Diplomas – current market positioning ignores the compelling reason to buy
May 1, 2009
In this month’s Executive Soapbox, Jonathan Wells argues that the current ‘marketing’ of the new diplomas is poorly positioned
  Transforming education is a messy business!
Apr 1, 2009

In this month’s Executive Soapbox, David Hunter, a partner at law firm Bevan Brittan, suggests areas where the BSF programme can be improved.
 
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