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16 Feb 2020
What to listen to on the commute to work? In the days when I was still making the daily journey, I found that my mind couldn’t really cope with music so early
16 Feb 2020
Back in the day, the feeling that college was needed to achieve a good career was more or less right. Many employers would demand that the right college degree
24 Jan 2020
Change in the workplace can be difficult and stressful for the people it affects. Therefore, leaders and managers in schools need to have a solid understanding of how to successfully implement and embed change. Change is inevitable The need for change in a school setting is an...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
Exclusion is a hot topic at the moment. There is a growing concern about the rising number of school exclusions. Many commentators have questioned the fairness, even the legality, of many exclusions. Furthermore, a link has been made between the increasing number of exclusions and the rise in...
By Ryan Crawley, 24 Jan 2020
Technology is constantly evolving. Just in the app space alone, by the time you finish reading this sentence, there will have been another couple of dozens of apps emerging out on the market. There are more than 500,000 educational apps currently out there that were created to assist both...
By Ryan Crawley, 24 Jan 2020
As the years go by, especially in the last couple of decades, teachers seemingly do not receive the honor that they once did in education. To put it simply, educators are not as highly looked at by the public as they once were. This just seems to be the way that society is heading at the moment....
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
There was a time, not so long ago, when the traditional ‘chalk and talk’ lesson had become very much frowned upon in schools. For the most part over the last two decades, the focus of pedagogy has been centred on multiple intelligence learning and a recognition that pupils have different learning...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
It probably comes as no great surprise to learn that the Conservative Party’s recent proposals to ‘strengthen’ Ofsted inspections by increasing the length of a standard inspection from two to three days, and to introduce ‘snap’ no-notice inspections, have been met with universal condemnation from...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
As we head towards the end-of-term many teachers will be grappling with an age-old dilemma: Do end-of-term lessons need to be fun? Indeed, should the lessons you deliver at the end-of-term be any different from ‘the normal’? Is it best to forego the ‘traditional’ quiz or film, and just stick...
By Mark Richards, 24 Jan 2020
It’s a shocking question to pose but many people working within the education system would say that we do have a broken system in our schools today. For those in the midst of it all, it’s in electioneering season that the stark realities are truly laid bare. Once again, during another election...
