Notes from BRAIS conference, University of Edinburgh 10-11 April 2014 Panel 5: Education: Theory and Method: Ibrahim Lawson (Institute of Eduction, London): Questioning builds a way: Heidegger, Islam and education In my own presentation on the Student-Centred Classroom and the Self-Centred Student (read/listen), I point out the connection between the two preceding talks and my theme of schools... Continue Reading →
Now available: “The High Cost of Free Thinking; Debating Education Reforms in the Gulf”
Now available on ResearchGate.com My Copenhagen University paper on the hyper-speed shift to Student-Centred Learning in the the Arab/Muslim context: “The High Cost of Free Thinking; Debating Education Reforms in the Gulf”. If you want to see the issues the UK might be facing in 10-20 years, have a look at this - or just... Continue Reading →