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Welcome to the ieet web site

The ieet is a not for profit trainer provider for teaching new and developing technologies in education. Working to support with our research and development of ICT, DT and ECT as educational experiences throughout the UK, the ieet's unique contribution is to combine knowledge of the needs of education with an understanding of the power of technology in a single uniform delivery we call 'TAPs'.
 Home Educators
"Where all school aged children are in school, free of charge, for the full duration of compulsory education, the right to education may be denied or violated. The core human rights standards for education including respect of freedom. The respect of parent's freedom to educate their children according to their vision of what education should be has been part of international human rights standards since their very emergence.
         Special Rapporteur to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights 8th April 1999
 Youth Violence
Violence is a learned behavior that can be changed. Parents, students, and school officials can take steps toward reducing violence in schools by responding to children's emotional and psychological needs and by implementing violence prevention programs.                                      More >>
 Social cohesion and urban inclusion
Four research projects in Teesside, London, Liverpool and Nottingham have studied the physical and social qualities of disadvantaged neighbourhoods and the interaction between them. They considered the factors affecting social cohesion within neighbourhoods and how this might be strengthened.  More >>

NIACE (The National Institute of Adult Continuing Education) is the leading non-government organisation for adult learning in England and Wales. Their, aim is to advance the interests of adult learners and potential learners.

Inclusion is an on-going process, not a fixed state.

 
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