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Joe Nutt
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‘Too often, schools are told how to improve by people with no experience of what teachers really do’
A listening mindset is not something I’ve encountered often among those most keen on school reform, writes one educational consultant. Quite the opposite
11 February 2016
‘Why the data doesn’t work: teaching is more sophisticated, complex and human than results-driven businesses’
It’s time politicians and researchers acknowledged that the business approaches they advocate for schools demonstrate how little they really understand about teaching, writes one educational consultant
2 February 2016
‘If you want your students to think you’re a great teacher, then own what you teach’
The relationship between you and the material you choose to build your lessons is central to your performance in the classroom, writes one educationist
18 January 2016
‘If you want your pupils to think you’re a great teacher, then own what you teach’
The relationship between you and the material you choose to build your lessons is central to your performance in the classroom, writes one educationist
17 January 2016
How ed tech worship erodes great teaching - according to someone who works in ed tech
Technology and effective learning will never go hand in hand until businesses and lobbyists listen to the experts – the teachers
25 September 2015
Teachers cannot mend the crippled limbs of society. Sorry, Ofsted
17 February 2012