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Nicol Glyn

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ali Joynes

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Diane sabeghi

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Helen Hadley

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Sue Verstage

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My story, and why I founded EdCentral ...

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Education matters. It underpins our society. At its best, it opens up opportunities for all children – whatever their circumstances of birth, wherever they happen to live. At its worst, it gives up on...

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A modest proposal from a language teacher: let's stop using b*llocks learning outcomes

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Any discussion among teachers about good practice will get around, at some point, to learning outcomes. Conversation will often turn to Bloom's Taxonomy and the attendant verbs connected to the "lower...

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How to stop research interventions that don't seem to work: 10 key steps

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Research Matters

In early December, there was a strange alignment between the real-world and Twitter when the issue of evidence-based practice in education was discussed in three conversations: The Coalition for Evide...

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How can school leaders look after their wellbeing?

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When you have a leadership position within a school, at any level, there are two aspects of wellbeing that need your attention: your own, and that of those you lead. The two are related: if you do not...

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Classroom Fad or Fix: Do we need to look a little closer at Lesson Study?

Classroom fad or fiction

What is it? Lesson Study is a continuous professional development (CPD) programme, based on an approach widely used in Japan. Teachers work together in small groups – usually threes – to investigate, ...

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