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Contents - November 2007

bulletEditorial
 
bulletNews
 
bulletCommentary: From compliance to culture change
 
bulletOur learning journey
We often hear about the remarkable journeys of learners with mental health difficulties. As provision and support for this group of learners has improved, practitioners have had to go on a learning journey of their own, writes Kathryn James
 
bulletGetting back on track
Pam Ringland on the development of a vocational project for young people at risk of social exclusion due to mental health difficulties
 
bullet‘I walk with my head up’
Hackney Community College’s Mental Health Education Project is celebrating a decade of support for students with mental health difficulties. Paul Stanistreet met the college’s mental health coordinator and one of the project’s students, now a part-time tutor
 
bulletTeaching with a disability
When a stroke left him severely disabled, part-time  lecturer Michael Somerton feared he would never teach again. Here he tells how, with the right sort of personal and professional support, he returned to the classroom
 
bulletHow to make education for all
Education for All is a global commitment to quality basic education for everyone. But in Southern countries such as the Philippines it has resulted in adult education receiving even less attention than before. What can we do to make our case more compelling, asks Edicio dela Torre
 
bulletThe future for lifelong learning
NIACE has established a Commission of Inquiry into the  future of lifelong learning. Sir David Watson, Chair of the Commission, reflects on the task ahead
 
bulletTesting times
The assumption among policy makers that everything worth funding can be measured has put the future of general adult education in serious doubt, says Allen Parrott
 
bulletComing up with the evidence
Ray Flude, Sue Grogan and Neville Richards on how Leicestershire and Leicester City Learning Partnership has used existing data to produce hard evidence of learner progression
 
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