Recruitment and retention Our recruitment woes can only be solved with ethical leadershipWe can’t expect to solve recruitment challenges if we don’t accept our system only allows us to pass the…JL Dutaut 2hROBIN BEVAN 2hOfsted Ofsted’s maths research review could lead to poorer teachingSchool leaders and teachers for tips to improve maths teaching would do better to follow the national curriculum’s principles,…JL Dutaut 4dANNE WATSON AND JENNI BACK 4dResearch How has the pandemic impacted special schools?Our research shows that special schools were the hardest hit and leaders have little faith their plight is understood,…JL Dutaut 4dCAROLINE SHARP and AMY SKIPP 4d Mental health Stressed teachers can’t fight the child mental health crisisA childhood mental health crisis is upon us, writes Brigid Wells, and having over-worked teachers on the front line…JL Dutaut 5dBRIGID WELLS 5dDiversity Tackling racism and rape culture is curriculum workWith time and training every teacher can start tackling oppressive narratives in their classroom, writes Joy Mbakwe. And once…JL Dutaut 6dJOY MBAKWE 6dRecruitment and retention Teacher shortages won’t be solved with financial incentivesBoris Johnson’s plans to drive teachers into challenging schools with £3,000 won’t work, writes Ben Newmark. There are better…JL Dutaut 1wBEN NEWMARK 1wResearch Is there a better, or best, classroom layout?How best to set up a classroom seems too complex for research to solve, but Cat Scutt finds there…JL Dutaut 2wCAT SCUTT 2wRemote learning The triple jeopardy of deprivation for online learningPupils are back in the classroom but online learning is now part of the furniture, and that means barriers…JL Dutaut 2wREKA BUDAI 2wRecruitment and retention Retention: adult bullying must be confronted head onHeads are completely alone in the face of intimidation from parents and their communities, writes Rachel Smith, and it’s…JL Dutaut 2wRACHEL SMITH 2w123456191OlderMust ReadRecruitment and retention Our recruitment woes can only be solved with ethical leadershipWe can’t expect to solve recruitment challenges if we don’t accept our system only allows us to pass the…JL Dutaut 2hROBIN BEVAN 2hOfsted Ofsted’s maths research review could lead to poorer teachingSchool leaders and teachers for tips to improve maths teaching would do better to follow the national curriculum’s principles,…JL Dutaut 4dANNE WATSON AND JENNI BACK 4dResearch How has the pandemic impacted special schools?Our research shows that special schools were the hardest hit and leaders have little faith their plight is understood,…JL Dutaut 4dCAROLINE SHARP and AMY SKIPP 4dITTITT ITT Market Review: making good on a promising policyMany objections to the ITT market review are simply incorrect, writes Sam Sims. But delivering on its promise will…JL Dutaut 2moDR SAM SIMS 2moITT How can we get schools to offer more ITT placements?The government wants schools more involved in initial teacher training, but how can we encourage them to offer more…Freddie Whittaker 3moJACK WORTH 3moMore on this themeEXAMSExams To be fair, we can do better than examsMinisters’ clamour to return to our pre-pandemic exams system is founded on an impoverished idea of fairness, writes Jo-Anne…JL Dutaut 2moJO-ANNE BAIRD 2moExams Next year’s exams could be statistically contentious if we don’t act nowClear conversations about next year’s exams are needed right away, writes Sharon Witherspoon The last two years have been…Jess Staufenberg 2moSharon Witherspoon 2moMore on this theme Have something to say?We’re always keen to hear from new voices. If you’ve got an opinion you want to share with the education community why not job facebook twitter linkedin Comment on articles and contentGet in touchSend your pitch to our commissioning editor.Email
