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11 Feb 2015
Schools in deprived neighbourhoods are denying young people access to subjects deemed ‘more difficult’, according to the latest analysis by the Open Public Services Network at the RSA.
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Charlotte Alldritt
Only the previous week MPs concluded that central government has far too little oversight of schools, which is why serious problems such as Birmingham’s Trojan horse scandal could fester unnoticed. The tension about who holds schools to account, and how, is the nub of this problem
10 Feb 2015
Tori Flower
In a series of seven short blogs, released each day this week, Creative Director of Shift Design Tori Flower shares her insights into how to approach designing for behaviour change.
09 Feb 2015
This is a guest blog from Elodie Draperi, Community Developer at MakeSense. Elodie is an optimistic changemaker and practical facilitator who truly believes in the power of social business and social entrepreneurship to tackle the biggest issues of our society. She joined the MakeSense community three years ago to create positive impact through collective intelligence and design thinking methods. She now works fulltime on developing Makesense in the UK and is currently touring around 10 cities.
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Peter Mucci FRSA
The time has come to take a new look at the business of designing and making things, argues Peter Mucci FRSA.
08 Feb 2015
Vivienne Duke
Following the recent publication of the RSA's Spiritualise report, author Vivienne Duke explores spirituality in the every day, addressing her six new ways of thinking.
05 Feb 2015
Benedict Dellot
George Osborne couldn't make our Self-employment Summit. But he made up for it by pinging over this short message to the self-employed community.
Dr Marion Long FRSA
This is a guest blog from London based RSA Fellow Dr Marion Long. Marion is the managing director of Rhythm for Reading and has a background as a professional performing musician and educational researcher.
Matthew Taylor
In his blog today, and following Ed Balls' 'Bill somebody' gaffe, Matthew thinks the election debate has reached a new low.
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