My recommended reading for today June 18, 2013
by Stephen Tall on June 18, 2013
Here’s today’s hand-picked selection that caught my interest…
- Edward Snowden: Whistleblowers and the economy of esteem | The Economist
Intelligent & thoughtful » “Why we must defend the honour of whistleblowers like Edward Snowden” http://bit.ly/1amIk71
- A Labour U-turn on free schools? It's not that simple
“Twigg’s soggy middle-way positn will disappoint dogmatists on both sides…prob a sign he’s standing in right place” http://feedly.com/k/14GHf7f
- Inequality: The 1 percent needs better defenders | The Economist
Good dissection by the Economist > The 1 percent needs better defenders http://feedly.com/k/12Re03X
- Universities failing on equality of access, research suggests | Education | The Guardian
Milburn, Ebdon have a point: contextual data important> Universities failing on equality of access, research suggests http://bit.ly/11UhvTY
- How Cameron and Clegg could reach a deal on cutting pensioner benefits
.@georgeeaton on how Cam/Clegg cd reach pensioner benefits deal http://bit.ly/16zPYbs (Simplest way = tax them: <£10k pa unaffected)
- Randomise Me: how you can set up and run your own trial – Nesta
Interesting initiative from @bengoldacre & Nesta > Randomise Me: how you can set up and run your own RCT trial http://bit.ly/1bNkuz0
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