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Every school should have a debating society: discuss
Encourage students to express their views and make their case well. It’s a skill they will always need
29 March 2013
Adventurous learning helps pupils to climb new heights
Financial cutbacks are putting a stop to outdoor activities that leave pupils of all backgrounds inspired
22 February 2013
All I want for Christmas is greater help for poor pupils
Poverty can impact on children and their work all year round, but this time of year makes it even harder
21 December 2012
I’m a daydream believer in a passive learning nightmare
A boring lecture was useful in one way: it reminded me how vital it is to be engaging
26 October 2012
Rural schools: small in size but great in terms of impact
Scotland excels in this type of schooling, which is why councils should save not shut these excellent institutions
21 September 2012
The ability to listen properly should not be underestimated
Managers, teachers and pupils all benefit from occasionally talking less and tuning in more
24 August 2012
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