The total vacuity of educational jargon is under attack at a teachers conference in Bournemouth, England. Delegates at the Association of Teachers and Lecturers conference are to hear a call for the end of edu-babble. Incomprehensible jargon is often used as a status symbol within the profession, teachers will argue. They will also call on the union to name and shame the worst examples of such artificial language. Read more here.
Posted by Louise Ash on 05 April 2007 in Methodology