
Never mind the quality, feel the blazer
October 30, 2009 by admin
Filed under News posts, Schools
His vision for schools?…..
Or his?
All of a sudden everybody seems to be interested in schools, with the two main parties slugging it out over who can be the more Dickensian whilst a major academic review of primary education (the Cambridge Review) is briskly dismissed by the Secretary of State...
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Norsemen boost Policy Governance®
October 19, 2009 by admin
Filed under News posts, Organisational Innovation, Policy Governance
Split those roles
Separating the roles of chairman and chief executive is a key condition to the successful operation of an organisation according to the tenets of Policy Governance®. This principle was discussed in a recent article by The Economist columnist Shumpeter asking ‘is there no limit...
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Broon’s Care Bunny – Trick or Treat?
October 19, 2009 by admin
Filed under News posts, Social Care
Broon’s Bunny makes roadkill of consultation?
Was it a conjuring trick to thwart the consultation or just a soundbite one has to wonder? We find it strange that with little over a month to go for people to have their say about the government’s social care proposals for England, the Prime...
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Public Participation: Online Learning and Doing
October 17, 2009 by Colin Adamson
Filed under Active citizens, News posts, Organisational Innovation, Public Involvement
E-Public Participation
Building new channels and approaches that encourage public participation and produce good results and outcomes is a permanent pre-occupation for us. The big boost to the use of technology is the buzz around Obama’s White House policy. Delib’s September newsletter has...
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