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18 Nov 2014: No other profession. carries a greater burden for securing our economic future.

18 Nov 2014: For some, this is also about the prevailing discourse of global competitiveness and a narrowing of what counts as education around primarily economic objectives. ... Vested economic and political interests may push inappropriate solutions based on the

18 Nov 2014: The planning group of Open Society Foundation, The University of Cambridge, Education International, and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has this year included representatives from the Netherlands Ministry, ... How far is the

18 Nov 2014: To achieve this mission, the Foundations seek to shape public policies that assure greater fairness in political, legal, and economic systems and safeguard fundamental rights. ... Maureen holds a Master of Public Policy from University of Pennsylvania

18 Nov 2014: This is especially pertinent in educating learners whose engagement, cultural capital, or socio-‐economic resources are the weakest. ... of Education. 2. Issues Paper – Cambridge 2014 Seminar. 5. Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

10 Oct 2014: white middle classes. However, middle-classness was also assessed conventionallyusing the National Statistics Socio-economic Classification scheme (NS-SEC) toidentify households as middle class, as well as gathering information about bothparents’

18 Nov 2014: ACER Page 1. Professional Certification: Promoting and Recognising Successful Teaching Practices. Lawrence Ingvarson. Australian Council for Educational Research. ingvarson@acer.edu.au This paper was prepared for the Sustaining Teachers’

10 Oct 2014: Yet, the contemporaryeducational market also draws upon ‘classical liberal views underpinned bya political and economic liberalism which is deeply embedded in modern. ... In all the fami-lies, subjective class definition matched objective

10 Oct 2014: The Potential of Portable Technologies for Supporting Graphing Investigations. Sara Hennessy. Institute of Educational Technology, Open University, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes MK7 6AA, UK. Tel: 44 (0)1908 653769; fax 44 (0)1908 653744; email:

22 Jan 2014: Countries that have greater educational equality between men and women are more likely to experience greater economic productivity than similar countries with less educational equality.