Book Reviews Book Punk Leadership by Keziah Featherstone The idea of doing leadership differently is one that appeals to me as a self-diagnosed maverick, so the title… Find out more Book Teaching One Pagers: Evidence-informed summaries for busy educational professionals Its simplicity could be a drawback, but it is well mitigated and becomes one of its great strength Find out more Book Developing inclusive schools: Pathways to success It represents an important call-to-arms for a sector that is highly aware of burgeoning need, limited resources and lack… Find out more Next 3 resources Book Why Learning Fails (And What to Do About It) A refreshing, pragmatic guide full of actionable strategies for teachers to keep students learning Find out more Book The Classroom Management Handbook: A practical blueprint for engagement and behaviour in your classroom and beyond Clearly structured, well-explained, evidence-informed and rooted in experience of school leadership. Who could wish for more? Find out more Book Young lives, big ambitions: Transforming life chances for vulnerable children and teens Its recommendations for education may be under-developed but the overall effect is highly motivating nonetheless Find out more Blog Reviews Blog The Conversation – with Sarah Gallagher Oracy and toothbrushing, phone bans and mental health, reading for pleasure, and the start of a headship journey Find out more Blog The Conversation – with Frances Akinde Phone-free schools, assistive technology and the link between autism and mental health Find out more Blog The Conversation – with Rob Gasson The curriculum review, Ofsted reforms, headteacher retention, and the detoxification of edu-social media Find out more Next 3 resources Blog The Conversation – with Jess Mahdavi-Gladwell The legacy of the summer riots, self-compassion, ethical leadership and connecting beyond social media Find out more Blog The Conversation – with Frances Akinde Enrichment, parental complaints, summer teacher attire, term-time holidays – and a festival Find out more Blog The Conversation – with Fiona Atherton Rising fines for school absence, deep and meaningful curriculum conversations, and growing great leaders Find out more Research Reviews The Knowledge Home truths (and myths) about life skills in our curriculum New international evidence shows England is an outlier in its approach to skills to the detriment of equity and… JL Dutaut 4d Mark Boylan 4d The Knowledge The Knowledge. How can Labour ensure oracy delivers on its promise? New Sutton Trust research reveals variation in schools’ approaches and a lack of evidence on how best to maximise… JL Dutaut 2w Rebecca Montacute 2w The Knowledge What do we now know about young carers’ attendance? Research to be published later this month reveals stark findings about young carers’ attendance and their experiences of education JL Dutaut 3w Andy McGowan 3w Next 3 opinions The Knowledge What is driving the rise in home education? Government figures show a rise in home-educated children. A detailed survey of 1,220 families sheds light on their decisions JL Dutaut 4w Katie Finlayson 4w The Knowledge The Knowledge. Is online professional development better than in-person? The teaching profession is in wide agreement about the importance and potential of professional development. The school calendar has… JL Dutaut 2mo Dr Ourania Maria Ventista and C.J. Rauch 2mo The Knowledge The Knowledge: How can we restore a love of writing among young people? Amid evidence of a sharp decline in young people’s enjoyment of writing, our new report sheds light on where… JL Dutaut 3mo Professor Becky Francis 3mo Book review Young people on the margins Melissa Benn 3y Find out more