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How to encourage teachers to raise concerns
When teachers are under pressure, opportunities to raise concerns can easily be missed. Here are three ways to reassure them that they should come
to you with their worries, says Sadie Hollins
Tips & Techniques
10 December 2021
4 golden rules for getting teachers to speak openly
It’s vital school leaders create a culture where teachers can speak freely about their concerns, writes Sadie Hollins
25 January 2021
Teaching during Covid is like an SAS endurance test
We’re running a race in full kit with no end in sight – but our comrades’ support will see us through, says Sadie Hollins
15 January 2021
Why we must avoid surface-level fixes when issues arise
School leaders and those in support roles need to know that when a problem comes to light, there are likely deeper issues at play that need investigating
6 December 2020
There’s a magic to teaching that rewards the faithful
We can’t always see the moment a breakthrough is made but teachers have to trust that moment of magic will occur – because it usually does
20 November 2020
Is your school a firework, a steady Eddie or the one?
Teachers have different relationships with their schools – will your passion for the place last forever or burn out?
30 October 2020
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