July 2004
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Credit rating company branches into education
Quality in early childhood means much more than meeting government regulations, video shows
Tuition fees, privatisation and tertiary education - a round-up of recent news
Latino group pushes for school choice to boost children's academic results
UK Tories pledge greater school choice
Minister's statistics don't tell the real early childhood story
Education on the agenda at World Freedom Summit in Rotorua
A distinctive contribution to tertiary education consultation boosts PTEs
Quote of the month
Campaign to boost skills in key industries
Melbourne University Private applies for official recognition
New Australian institute aims to promote quality teaching and school leadership
School quality debated at high-profile Australian summit
A university degree is a very good investment, statistics show
Bureaucracy-busting watchdog cuts UK government's teacher initiatives
China encourages naming rights on schools
Demand high for Washington voucher scheme
Review published of research on teacher recruitment and retention
Bill would ease restrictions that limit aid to US for-profit colleges
Strong results mean more business for education company
White, unionised teachers less supportive of school choice
Private schools popular, if money allows
Report summarises trend toward markets in education

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Education on the agenda at World Freedom Summit in Rotorua

Education Forum policy advisor Norman LaRocque will talk to an international classical liberal forum being held in Rotorua on 23 July.

Mr LaRocque will discuss private education around the world.

Other speakers include Michael Cloud, MP Rodney Hide and George Smith.

More information is at this Institute for Liberal Values web page.