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Debra Kidd’s top blogs of the week 11 Feb 2019
Questions to help you review your key stage 3 curriculum – one big history department @Histassoc Although this post...
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Being the CEO: the six dimensions of organisational leadership
By Michael Pain | Publisher: John Catt
Michael Pain, the founder of the consultancy business Forum Strategy, has written a coherent and accessible book aimed at...
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Amir Arezoo’s top blogs of the week 4 Feb 2019
Core and hinterland @adamboxer1 Given the refocusing on the EBacc subjects of science, languages, history and geography, teachers understand...
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Hairdresser or Footballer – Bridging the gender gap in schools
By Hollie Anderton and Ross Morrison McGill | Publisher: John Catt
Hollie Anderton and Ross Morrison McGill have produced an accessible guide to an issue that’s high on the public...
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What’s the best way to support new teachers?
Every month Harry Fletcher-Wood reviews the evidence on a school-related theme. This week, he looks at the research into...
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Hannah Wilson’s top blogs of Jan 2019
Fake it till you make it they say . . . But what if you don’t? (make it, that...
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Robin Conway’s top blogs of Jan 2019
Our blog reviewer of the week is Robin Conway, who is director of research and innovation at John Mason...
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Including children and young people with special educational needs: How far have we come since the Warnock Enquiry – and where do we go next?
By Rob Webster | Publisher: Routledge
This collection of essays from specialists in the field of special educational needs provides a welcome update on how...
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Julia Skinner’s top school governance blogs Jan 2019
It has been so good to see more governors starting to blog to share their opinions. More please! I’ve...
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Sustaining Resilience for Leadership
By Julia Steward | Publisher: John Catt
I began reading this book in the Christmas break, having just finished my first term as a headteacher. It...
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Making Kids Cleverer
By David Didau | Publisher: Crown House
David Didau’s new book is basically a trad manifesto for closing the advantage gap, whose core argument runs: we...
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