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Here is the reality:
- UK regains position of 5th largest economy in the world
- Govt borrowing lowest since 2019
- Growth higher than expected
- Finance sector fastest turnaround since 1996
- NHS waiting lists down nearly half a mil.
- Min Wage now £26k
Labour are a good govt.
Prof Jackie Potter retweeted
This is Jane Goodall’s final message recorded in March that was only to be released upon her passing. What an amazing woman. It’s worth a listen.
Prof Jackie Potter retweeted
Holy shit. Donald Trump’s approval ratings are a dumpster fire.
Rachel Maddow explains:
Prof Jackie Potter retweeted
Our new paper, with many other researchers from across the globe: #PLOSONE: Higher education students’ perceptions of ChatGPT: A global study of early reactions dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.… @UoCPsych
Prof Jackie Potter retweeted
Replying to @Jac_Potter
@Jac_Potter writes for the @SEDA_UK_ blog about the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning #SOTL at 45 - more than a sort of research.
thesedablog.wordpress.com/20…
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Higher education staff and students, employers and PSRBs are invited to respond to a consultation on seven draft Subject Benchmark Statements, which have been reviewed by expert Subject Advisory Groups with the support of QAA.
Respond by 20 November: qaa.ac.uk/news-events/news/h…
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International Assessment in Higher Education (@AheConference ) 2025 -Thu-Fri 19-20 Jun 2025 in Manchester UK - Submission Guidelines: shorturl.at/kfYq6 Submission: shorturl.at/7YGR3 - Deadline 20 Jan 2025
Call for Papers
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LTHEChat 300: Life-wide Learning and Academic Practice | #LTHEchat - Join me this Weds (18th) at 20.00 for the 300th #LTHEChat to discuss how our hobbies and interests contribute to our academic practice. lthechat.com/2024/09/13/lthe…
Over the moon to see the amazing @LRMilneWrites recognised at #ALTC24 - huge congrats from me!
Congratulations to Laura Milne, Head of #Digital Education at the University of Chester, who has been named the winner of a national award recognising her innovative work, achievements & impact in #learning technology.
More on the #ALT accolade: bit.ly/3XgZujK #ALTC24
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Banned from school, work, travel, and gyms— their faces and voices legally erased, subjected to forced and underage marriages—living under the Taliban is hell for Afghan women. The least the world can do is establish visa programs exclusively for Afghan women and girls.
Prof Jackie Potter retweeted
Women in Afghanistan are being obliterated—no voice, no face, no existence. The Taliban’s latest decrees are nothing short of barbaric: women banned from singing, reciting poetry, or even speaking aloud in public. Their faces and bodies must hidden from the world.
This isn’t just an Afghanistan tragedy; it is a stain on the global conscience, brought about by our failure to act.
I am left reeling with hope and admiration for @Keir_Starmer based on his awesome cabinet, first press conference and personal ethic of service to the country. Not just grown up government but #awesomeethics
Monty knows there are treats after posing politely for #dogsatpollingstations - he’s a good boy who believes in democracy! #Elections2024 #GE2024
Prof Jackie Potter retweeted
💬 "I would like to be optimistic that the next government will prioritise social mobility in education, listen to public opinion, and the Sutton Trust’s recommendations."
Our alum, Maisie, makes the case for social mobility ahead of polling day 👇
suttontrust.com/news-opinion…
Prof Jackie Potter retweeted
Beyond Thursday, I’m not naive enough to believe we will suddenly discover a ‘magic money tree’, but I do hope for honesty, integrity, adherence to International law, an end to raiding the public purse for personal gain, and a govt led by those who care about children & families.
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Sir Peter Lampl has announced his decision to retire as Chairman of the Sutton Trust.
Since founding the Trust in 1997, Sir Peter has done an enormous amount to support our mission to help low and moderate income young people access outstanding educational opportunities.
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Word of the day is a reminder of ‘malversation’ (16th century): corrupt behaviour in public office.




















