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modulomaths.wordpress.com
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| | | | | After an action-packed first week back at school after holidays (by the way, it turns out that I hadn't forgotten how to teach- I will be writing another post on getting back into the saddle) teachers up and down the country were looking forward to a long lie-in on Saturday morning. Except that is, were... | |
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robertpealhistory.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Until recently, I thought I was a pretty traditional teacher. But nevertheless, I carried with me some watered down assumptions of child-centred teaching that had wheedled their way into my practice. It took a visit to Michaela Community School for me to appreciate how much I still had to shed. Since that date, I have... | |
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joe-kirby.com
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| | | | | Every September I've taught in schools, I have to admit I've felt a bit frazzled! School staff are beset by a dizzying dazzle of pressing decisions, concerns, dilemmas, and requests; cudgelled with urgent demands, requirements, conflicts, pressures and pickles. Even the essential core alone is vast. Quite a lot! and that's not even all... | |
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www.learningscientists.org
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| | | In a perfect world, the curriculum we teach our students just clicks, there's that 'lightbulb' moment where they not only understand the objective but they've applied it to other subjects as well. This is the interdisciplinary dream that we strive for, but if we want this to be a norm, teachers may need to add one more title to their ever growing list of professions: philosopher. | ||
