Hirsch: the case of France
I wanted to do a relatively quick post on something I have been looking at in some tweets. It is related to part of Hirsch’s book on which I had … Continue reading
Social Network Analysis: applications for education research
Today, with Dr. Chris Downey, I gave a talk on applications of Social Network Analysis in education research. Slides below. Social Network Analysis: applications for education research from Christian Bokhove
Explaining a grade
I’m constantly challenging myself with regard to Comparative Judgement. In a first blog I explained why I think there might be some better reasons to use it than ‘efficient’, ‘workload’ … Continue reading
Chronicles of local politics
I’ve been wanting to chronicle my time in local politics in the Netherlands for quite some time, especially because recently I think some of my behaviours, and viewpoints regarding politics … Continue reading
Hirsch – notes on ‘Why knowledge matters’
This is a quick post with some thoughts on E.D. Hirsch jr.’s last book ‘Why knowledge matters’. Of course Hirsch is mentioned a lot by the ‘knowledge oriented’ blogosphere, and … Continue reading
Notes on Making Good Progress – Summary blog
Just because I had written extensive notes, I’d thought I’d just post them in a series of blogs. All blogs together in this pdf (might have made some slight changes … Continue reading
Notes on Making Good Progress – Conclusion
Sometimes I just get carried away a bit. I managed to get an early copy of Daisy Christodoulou’s new book on assessment called Making Good Progress. I read it, and … Continue reading
