Opinion

Pause Ofsted? We need to accelerate it

A recent experience with Ofsted has convinced Daniel Wright that we should be working to strengthen, not to undermine,...

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DANIEL WRIGHT
Feature, News

COVID-19 school closures: the disaster that will put edtech to the test

Edtech firms have been quick off the mark to offer their systems as palliatives for school closures. JL Dutaut...

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Helena Marsh’s top edu blogs of the week, 02 March 2020

Hacking memory, non-negotiables, promoting women into leadership, questioning as a leadership tool and the campaign to pause Ofsted are...

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Research-Informed Practice

Maria Cunningham is impressed by a book that’s sensitive to the principles of good CPD and thoughtful implementation When...

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Opinion

The zero-sum paradigm of education excellence is at an end. What next?

The winners-and-losers way of doing things has taken us as far as it can and it’s time for a...

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KATE CHHATWAL
Opinion

Trauma-informed practice is the right response to austerity

Trauma-informed practice is good for everyone and best of all for the most vulnerable. Why would our government favour...

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COLIN DIAMOND, CBE
Opinion

Are schools ready to dismantle period stigma?

Schools are moving in the right direction in tackling stigma around mentruation, but how can we ensure results are...

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KATE BOWEN-VINER
Opinion

Industry must put its money where its mouth is on careers education

Careers education is too important not to be compulsory, and too important to leave to busy, cash-strapped schools. Ruth...

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RUTH GILBERT
Opinion

Putting policy into practice in education

Calling for change in education is a national pastime but we can all learn from Arkansas about what not...

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JONATHAN HASLAM