Book Reviews Radio and tv Jamie’s Dyslexia Revolution Jamie Oliver’s documentary is a masterclass in cooking up public interest and a recipe for humility in the education… Find out more Book Outstanding, by Steve Baker This light and lively lampooning of the education world is populated by a host of familiar characters – and… Find out more Book Bad education: Why our universities are broken and how we can fix them “Thanks to your son, I managed to get a good grade at economics A-level, and then go on to… Find out more Next 3 resources Radio and tv Adolescence. A Netflix mini-series The public response to Adolescence has predictably veered towards social media regulation – but that misses a much deeper… Find out more Book Reinventing education: Beyond the knowledge economy This book identifies the problems with our system and – rather uniquely – offers practicable solutions to them Find out more Book ‘Primary Reading Simplified’ by Christopher Such I’m going to begin by saying I was already a huge fan of Chris Such’s work. I loved The… Find out more Blog Reviews Blog The Conversation This week’s top podcasts cover misconceptions about inclusive practice, a curriculum with purpose, and the magic of design and… Find out more Blog The Conversation How to use AI effectively, where to avoid it, why it’s risky, and when to protect the all-important human… Find out more Blog The Conversation – with Sarah Gallagher The risks of AI, the importance of conversation, pedagogical fission, and embracing our replaceability Find out more Next 3 resources Blog The Conversation – with Frances Akinde SEND in New York, smartphone solutions, sexual misconduct, living with ADHD, and walking away from leadership, and fresh ideas… Find out more Blog The Conversation – with Jess Mahdavi-Gladwell An unSATsifying blog from DfE, a thought-provoking one about young carers, a challenging one on the many hats we… Find out more Blog The Conversation – with Fiona Atherton How to respond to the growing problem of school avoidance, a challenging take on breakfast clubs, and new nutritional… Find out more Research Reviews The Knowledge How SEMH interventions can transform mainstream provision A new evaluation of a programme using SEMH interventions with students in mainstream schools has demonstrated its effectiveness beyond… JL Dutaut 2d Jayne Curd 2d The Knowledge Is Key Stage 3 a barrier to opportunity? New research suggests the government should be developing a new and improved version of New Labour’s ‘gifted and talented’… JL Dutaut 1w John Jerrim 1w The Knowledge Is trust centralisation delivering its promises to staff New research delves into how staff are experiencing the promised benefits of pooled resources and networked development JL Dutaut 2w Elizabeth Robinson 2w Next 3 opinions The Knowledge The Knowledge: Uncovering the unknown unknowns of inclusion Drawing on insights from over 26,000 staff and students, here’s how schools can move beyond surface-level metrics to foster… JL Dutaut 4w Nic Ponsford 4w The Knowledge Research: Is governance ready for what’s coming? A new research project aims to find out whether governance is risk-aware, resilient and ready for the challenges schools… JL Dutaut 4w Dr Rajbir Hazelwood 4w The Knowledge Are schools pushing views about race on their pupils? Our new research shows some students’ free speech is being limited – but not in the ways some commentators… JL Dutaut 1mo Professor Karl Kitching 1mo Book review Young people on the margins Melissa Benn 4y Find out more