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Investigating Cultural Education in South Korea

Blog

18 Jun 2017

Mark Londesborough

As part of the British Council’s UK/ Korea Year of Culture, the RSA is leading a research exchange, to investigate the contribution that cultural education makes to student learning in both countries. The aim is to build a stronger relationship and explore the synergies between the UK and Korea while raising awareness of the arts and cultures of both countries
Do you make grants for cultural learning or arts projects in schools? Your insights needed…

Blog

18 Jun 2017

Laura Partridge

Call out for the RSA high-profile Cultural Learning & Development programme, Learning about Culture
Pupil Design Awards

Blog

18 Jun 2017

Sam Grinsted

Pupil Design Awards
David Brooks on Character in the Selfie Age

Video

23 Nov 2016

New York Times columnist David Brooks argues that meaning and moral value are losing out in a world of ‘me me me’. A witty and powerful look at how we can improve ourselves in the ways that really matter.
5 Minute Life Lessons With Author Adam Grant

Video

18 Mar 2016

Watch this exclusive, backstage access short interview with New York Times bestselling author Adam Grant.
How to help every child fulfil their potential

Video

15 Dec 2015

Educationalist Carol Dweck explains her research into fixed and growth mindsets and how each affects our ability to progress and handle adversity.
Blog: Camila Batmanghelidgh is right - it’s time to see the child and change the system

Blog

09 Aug 2015

Joe Hallgarten

We need to redesign our system of child support, and consider the radical changes that might be needed to enable our most vulnerable young people to thrive.
Debra Kidd on an Educational (R)evolution

Video

06 Nov 2014

Debra Kidd is a teacher and author of Teaching: Notes From the Frontline
Owning the barriers and building the levers: upskilling the UK

Blog

19 Mar 2014

Jonathan Schifferes

UK businesses want the government to invest more in skills. But the “skills system” should be conceived as the whole outcome from education and learning. Too many people read it as training delivered by the public sector for young people who don’t go to university. 80% of investment in post-compulsory training is by employers.
RSA Commencement – with Michael Rosen

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13 Nov 2013

Michael Rosen is a poet, novelist and was Children’s Laureate (2007-09)