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Lessons from prison education

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Engaging offenders in learning has often been an uphill struggle, but an imminent shake-up of the prison education service could free up teachers to adopt approaches better suited to individual inmates’ needs.

Nick Shepherd

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illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Engaging offenders in learning has often been an uphill struggle, but an imminent shake-up of the prison education service could free up teachers to adopt approaches better suited to individual inmates’ needs.
illustration of Financial Times: We asked readers to lift the lid on their relationship with their financial adviser.
illustration of The Guardian: How to support a depressed partner while maintaining your own mental health.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Schools are struggling to recruit enough maths teachers, but the shortage of specialists in the subject in the FE sector is even more acute – especially as colleges are expected to cope with the added burden of GCSE resits. How are colleges attempting to solve the problem?
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: As the sector grapples with ever-larger cohorts of GCSE resit students, many colleges choose to employ teaching approaches very different to those of schools.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Teachers should take a closer look at the social dynamics within the classroom.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: For years, school leaders have been in the grip of a funding crisis, struggling to make ends meet. Across the country, provision has been cut and staffing stripped to the bone. But what actually happens when a school can no longer balance its books?
illustration of Financial Times: Experts at FT Money's investment debate agree that market conditions will be harder to call
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Building the foundations of educational institutes on books.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: al Supplement; ‘Trouble at the top’. “The quality of leadership in some struggling colleges has only added to the pressure on those heading up our institutions.
illustration of With full-time teachers suffering excessive workload, many are choosing to switch to supply. But is the grass really greener as a supply teacher? What the price of a good teacher?
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: A knowledge-rich curriculum is popular in schools - could this approach be adapted for further education.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Problems with the new system of end-point assessment is leaving students who have finished courses in limbo, with nothing to show for their efforts.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: For years, school leaders have been in the grip of a funding crisis, struggling to make ends meet.
illustration of Comic strip about an artist, and his bitcoin
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Books as the stepping stones of teaching.
illustration of BBC Good Food: The top 10 kitchen crimes.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Higher education teachers are having to juggle roles.
illustration of Management Today: Brexit means Brexit - and that means negotiating our own trade agreements with other countries for the first time since the 70's.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: School pupils data secured by cloud encryption.
illustration of Financial Times: Looking into what makes a good financial adviser.
illustration of Management Today: YOU’VE just been asked to dip your hand into your pocket for yet another leaving party. Recruiting new people is expensive and disruptive: what can you do about it?
illustration of Management Today: How managers should bring such issues out into the open and integrate it into daily discussions, making a point of asking 'how one is doing.'
illustration of BBC Good Food: Best food tips on a budget.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Specialist maths teacher engaging with students.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: How safe is the information garnered by schools, and at what point do the risks of it falling into the wrong hands outweigh the benefits?
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: School students should be in silence whilst walking to their next class; “It’s about having a couple of minutes to feel calm
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Noise levels affect concentration and ability of school students to study.
illustration of BBC Good Food: Why music in restaurants so often strikes the wrong note.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Relationships with students are put together piece by piece.
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Few aspects of school life these days come without data collection, from fingerprint scanners in canteens to software monitoring pupils’ attendance.
illustration of Times Education supplement: With full-time teachers suffering excessive workload, many are choosing to switch to supply. But is the grass really greener as a supply teacher?
illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Teachers should take into consideration the relationships between students in the school classroom.
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illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Turning around a college in crisis - leadership of thinking.
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illustration of Times Educational Supplement: Imagine signing up for a programme of study and not knowing how long it will take you to complete it, nor how you will be assessed at the end.

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Nick is a visual problem solver and story teller. He brings a conceptual simplicity to a complexity of editorial issues, drawing on humour and playful metaphors to drive home the point. His naive and jaunty illustration style comes from a passion for retro graphics, indie comics and low-fi printing techniques. Clients include BBC, The Financial Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Times Educational Supplement, Oxford University Press, and Quarto.

Style/Techniques

Cartoon, Conceptual, Whimsical, Concept Art

Subject/Specialties

Humor, Annual Report, Children, Comic Book, Computers, Corporate, Editorial, Education, Food, Health, Music, People, Technology, Food/Beverage, Youth, Financial