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We explore the idea of ‘teaching thinking’ and key questions and concerns about how something as complex as ‘thinking’ can be described in order to make it accessible and visible for colleagues and students
The release of Colombian presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt after six and a half years (2,321 days) as a hostage in the Colombian rain forest is something to celebrate, and is also an opportunity to discuss the use of violence as a means of coercion
This week's ezine looks at activities to entertain pupils in their holidays, as well as whether video games are a good source of entertainment for young people
This week we discuss the importance of supporting a teacher's early professional development, and the new guidance for the induction of NQTs
In this assembly Brian Radcliffe invites students to consider what might lie behind a happy lifestyle, and discusses Professor Richard Layard's governmental research on the state of the nation's happiness
The antiseptic bounce-back technique is great for managing low-level interventions and is most effective when used in partnership with a colleague
We all know how valuable it is to have parents ‘on board’ in terms of supporting their children and reinforcing what school is trying to do. For pupils with SEN, this is especially important
This year is the centenary of the 1908 Children Act, which set the legal standard for child protection, setting out principles that we now take for granted. It was largely the responsibility of Herbert Samuel, a young under secretary of state who later became leader of the Liberal Party
This week we explore the benefits of online learning and the best ways to make it work for your school
This week’s assembly examines our love of ‘the way things are’. It explores ways in which we like a certain degree of predictability about our life and how an unpredictable life might be troublesome, as well as the importance of occasionally welcoming change
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