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How developing extrovert traits in our young people might mean we have fewer Etonian prime ministers
Instilling character in students is essential to their future success, writes one leading educationalist
18 January 2016
‘Learning to enjoy maths is key, and the new times table tests will achieve the opposite’
The proposed assessment at KS2 won’t help with either rigour or enjoyment of maths, writes one leading educationalist
11 January 2016
‘Equity is not the same as equality - and it means schools must do more for some children than others’
We must recognise that some pupils have a narrow experience outside school, writes one leading educationist, and that schools can do something about it
4 January 2016
‘One of your pupils might become the first astronaut to land on Mars’
The opportunities for learning from Tim Peake’s mission to the International Space Station are too good to miss, writes one leading educationist
21 December 2015
‘Schools, teachers and students will welcome refugee children, unlike Donald Trump and the British government’
We must never forget that schools can be a beacon of hope in the world, writes a leading educationalist
14 December 2015
‘If we want our students to have a rich and balanced education, teachers must become curriculum developers again’
Teachers didn’t come into the profession to tick boxes on endless forms and lesson plans, writes one top educationist. So where has it all gone wrong?
7 December 2015
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