News archive for 12th May 2019

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Progressive teaching methods have fuelled rise in poor discipline, bad behaviour tsar says - Telegraph Britain should 'celebrate' more state school children going to Oxbridge, Education Secretary says - Telegraph University World News - UK and global edition: week ending 12th May 2019 - University World News The cognitive dissonance model - Teacher Toolkit P1 pupils are still being tested - despite vote to scrap project - Express 'It's people who do the bullying - but social media helps' - Times Educational Supplement | TES Why ACEs are key to behaviour management - Times Educational Supplement | TES Why studying history should be an imperative - Times Educational Supplement | TES Social media has a tiny effect on teenagers - Teacher Toolkit Sats week: What to expect - Times Educational Supplement | TES Why teachers must remember your students are not your children - Times Educational Supplement | TES Hinds: concern over stats about 'context', not numbers - Times Educational Supplement | TES ‘Children have a right to education – regardless of immigration status’ - Times Educational Supplement | TES Schools that ‘teach to the test’ to be penalised by inspectors - Times Educational Supplement | TES Scottish government accused of ‘contempt’ over P1 tests - Times Educational Supplement | TES Why games in lessons let down the pupils who need us most - Times Educational Supplement | TES Calls for private school head’s sacking for ‘tasteless Holocaust analogy’ - Guardian Mind your headlines - HEPI Where is OfS going with student surveys? - Wonkhe Improving mathematics in Key Stage 2 and 3: what next? - Research Schools Network I want ‘broad range’ of schools for new network, says DfE behaviour tsar Bennett - Schools Week Scotland: Controversial P1 tests carried out 11,500 times despite MSPs’ vote to scrap them - Mail Timpson review: Questions over councils’ role in oversight of pupil movement - Schools Week University principal received £40,000 disruption allowance for moving from England - Herald Scotland Is it the system that needs to change, or school leaders? - Schools Week Forget AI. How about (just) intelligence? - Financial Times Government accused of contempt as P1 testing continues - Herald Scotland Scottish ministers accused as P1 pupils face tests - Times School inspectors will look beyond Sats test results, says Ofsted chief Amanda Spielman - Times Scotland: East Lothian RC school seeks new head teacher - or ‘leader of learning’ if they’re not Catholic - Scotsman One third of councils are paying for police officers in schools - Herald Scotland