University of Exeter Ranks High in Student Satisfaction
The University of Exeter ranked third out of 24 of the top higher education institutions with a research orientation in the United Kingdom (UK) in the “Overall Satisfaction” category.
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University of Exeter Ranks High in the United Kingdom
The University of Exeter is proud to announce the recent release of the Guardian University Guide 2020 edition, which ranked the university among the top 10 in a list of more than 120 schools in the United Kingdom (UK).
Why a Masters Degree Is Worth Having
Obtaining a masters degree does indeed take a great deal of effort, but once it is in your possession, it can open up doors that would otherwise have remained locked
How Well Can You Read?
However, what’s often overlooked is not what you read, but how you read it. Forget the term ‘well read’ for a moment and ask yourself how well can you read? Do you have the skills required to not only decode words on a page, but comprehend them in their totality? And if you work within education, are you confident that you are teaching the next generation every aspect of this invaluable core skill?
Testimonial: Mathew Williams, MAED "It was a Brilliant Decision"
I am Mathew Williams, originally from Llandudno in north Wales and after teaching drama, music and English in the UK for eight years, I relocated to wonderful Vietnam for four years, where I worked in an international school. I am currently the head of Creative Arts in an international school in Abu Dhabi.
Professor Debra Myhill: We Should Never Stop Learning
Debra Myhill is the Director of the Centre for Research in Writing. She is committed to the bringing together of teaching, teacher education and research so that children and young people's experience of learning to be literate enables them to be confident, articulate citizens of the future, able to use language and literature for personal fulfilment and economic well-being.
Preparing for a Career in Special Needs Education
Those with at least two years' experience can look to become a special educational needs coordinator (SENCO). SENCOs are typically heads of special educational needs departments and hold responsibility for SEN policy within a school and day-to-day special needs education provision.