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Headteachers will feel ‘more weakened than empowered’
Charter reminds headteachers that they answer to local and national government, says George Gilchrist
12 April 2019
We were on the cusp of something great in leadership
The Scottish College for Educational Leadership was a source of innovation – its recent amalgamation with Education Scotland represents a missed opportunity, writes George Gilchrist
4 January 2019
The curriculum cannot be above teacher criticism
The Welsh experience is ‘familiar to those in Scotland’ because staff feel afraid to question reforms, writes George Gilchrist
22 June 2018
Create a culture that encourages collaboration
Forced initiatives result only in surface-level compliance, rather than learning and change
22 December 2017
A self-improving system needs self-improving teachers
A focus on improving our teachers’ professional development will have a positive knock-on effect for every learner in Scotland
11 August 2017
Teaching needs to take its destiny in its own hands
Our profession in Scotland has a big problem – it is too compliant in just going along with diktats imposed by those who don’t really understand learning
21 April 2017