Category Archives: Guest posts

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Would you chose teaching? Continue reading

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Sit Down! You’re here to Learn!

Does good behaviour get in the way of learning? Continue reading

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New Year’s Resolutions – become a School Governor!

I spotted this post from Lara over at  The Reall Battle and wondered if I could encourage a few more folks to take up the Governor challenge. I agree with Lara, that it is a very rewarding experience. Yes – it … Continue reading

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School = Learning? Possibly not!

No one fails to learn yet many fail at school. That very simple sentence from Deven Black in his post ‘I’m tired of Talking about Education’ is not only very powerful but one that should be shared with teachers, parents … Continue reading

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Hearing the ‘Voice’

Do we really ‘read’ our pupils well? Continue reading

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Should Schools Confuse?

Questions with emotions – is that good? Continue reading

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Facts – beginnings or ends?

Is giving the facts the way to encourage questioning? Continue reading

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Do schools need to create Lifelong Learners?

Do schools add or subtact to children’s natural creativity? Continue reading

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Before and Now – Meaningful Shifts

Do you ever think of the technology changes that you have lived through? Continue reading

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Teachers training Teachers!

Could the teacher next door hold some training opportunities for you? Continue reading

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