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How schools can support older teachers to join the profession

Older teachers bring experience, wisdom and resilience, says Katie Waldegrave, and there are many ways in which schools can...

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KATIE WALDGREAVE
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What does a good school workforce development plan look like?

Forget expensive, complex intervention strategies, says Sir David Carter – the best investment is to focus on the capacity,...

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SIR DAVID CARTER
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How to develop good communication between MAT trustees and local academy committees

It’s vital to develop good communication between MAT trustees and local academy committees, says Sam Henson, who has some...

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SAM HENSON

Visible Learning Feedback

Whatever your thoughts on the value of meta-analysis, or views on the finer points of effect sizes, it is...

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Julia Skinner’s top blogs of the week 12 Nov 2018

Governors don’t know what they don’t know – but should they? @GovPurple This is a great blog from a...

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Why education’s ‘trads’ are actually the true progressives

You can deny the debate all you like, says Tom Bennett, but sticking your fingers in your ears won’t...

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TOM BENNETT
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Is pupil enjoyment or ‘happiness’ key to effective learning?

Trying to motivate children to higher performance by making learning more enjoyable may have the opposite effect, argues James...

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JAMES CROFT
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How to teach pupils about managing their finances

Teachers play a huge role in helping young people improve their financial capability, and the Money Advice Service recognises...

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What is the International Baccalaureate and how can it work in my school?

In 4,775 schools located in 153 countries, 1.4 million students are becoming inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who...

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