Education Review

Education Review is the journal of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) and is published twice a year. It has been published by the Education Publishing Company since December 2001.

Education Review contains between 15 and 20 articles per issue, of around 3,000 words each, written by leading academics, practitioners and other education leaders. It is written in an accessible style, and is of value to teachers as a continuous professional development tool as well as being of interest to others in education.

Each issue focuses on a particular subject. The following list gives details of those issues produced since EPC became publisher:

Vol.17 No.2 (June 2004) Educating the whole child
Vol.17 No.1 (December 2003) Schools at the heart of their communities
Vol.16 No.2 (June 2003) All change: teaching in the future
Vol.16 No.1 (December 2002) Innovation and autonomy
Vol.15 No.2 (June 2002) A creative future
Vol.15 No.1 (December 2001) Diversity and comprehensive education

Articles cover a wide range of subjects, from the work of the Cliff Richard Tennis Foundation in supporting school sport to the effects of dance on maths. Recent issues have covered how food promotion influences children, children's attitudes to reading, homophobia, meeting the needs of ethnic minority pupils, extended schools, the Green Paper Every Child Matters, an evaluation of the DfES's Behaviour Improvement Programme and why Finnish education tops the PISA list. Each issue includes a substantial book review section.

Back issues are available from EPC for Vol.15 onwards and from the NUT for earlier volumes.

For abstracts of articles published in 2004 click here. Abstracts
For abstracts of articles published in 2003 click here. Abstracts


See also the NUT website at www.teachers.org.uk