200 Words: Lethal Mutations of the Educational Kind
A ‘lethal mutation’ – within the context of education – is an idea or activity based on entirely reasonable and
Read moreA ‘lethal mutation’ – within the context of education – is an idea or activity based on entirely reasonable and
Read moreTake two groups of teachers… Group One: teachers whose pupils have made high progress for three years in a row
Read moreLiteracy Questions and Handout I recently delivered some ‘literacy’ training to an exceptional group of ITT students. Click on this
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Read moreA rota system is in place where I work to help ensure that staff time is distributed equitably across three-week
Read moreI started at a new school in January. It’s been a frenetic, but enjoyable two weeks. If you’re uninterested in
Read moreClick here to access booklet of educational research digests. There are fourteen in total, and I’ve included hyperlinks to the
Read moreSome brief notes below for those providing feedback after lesson observations… Remember that no two classes are the same Make
Read moreOn Saturday 5th October, I presented at researchED Northampton on some (just some!) of the mistakes I’ve made in my career.
Read moreFundamentally, all of us are prone to making what are called ‘cognitive errors’ – lapses in logical, rational thinking. And
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