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The importance of teaching knowledge (not just skills)

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As much of the world clamoured to define the term "21st-century skills" and explain how teachers could instill them in their pupils, Daisy Christodoulou took a step back. In her 2013 book Seven Myths ...

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Internal promotions into school leadership: how to lead those who used to be your colleagues

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Every professional who is new to leadership – or takes up a new leadership role – needs to consider how they develop relationships with those they lead. The same is true if you are promoted internally...

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Four simple tricks to ensure your students don't fall behind in the summer holidays

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While the summer holidays are much-needed respite for weary students, research suggests that the long break can do more harm than good to their brains. This seems to be especially true for students fr...

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'Aim for a soft landing' – how to survive the final weeks of the summer term

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In an ideal world, the final stretch before the summer holidays would be a gradual, relaxing wind down. In reality, it can feel more like a panicked sprint – or an agonising crawl – to the finish line...

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Putting robust research at the head of education policy, professional development and classroom practice

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As far back as 1999, Professor Robert Coe, in his Manifesto for Good Education, argued that too many policies have been imposed on schools without adequate evidence about their likely effects and cost...

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