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The dangers of encouraging dominance in debate

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As a teacher, how do you react when one student (or a small minority) dominate

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Pots, seedings and game theory in football

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Mention seedings and pots, and your mind might immediately jump to gardening – or, if

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Evaluating CPD? Forget Trip Advisor

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Like many school leaders, I have been exploring a better way of monitoring the impact

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We need to talk about: Culture – Part 1

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This is the first part of a double blog post on culture – the second

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DIY Visual Hexagons

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An easy-to-use classroom resource.

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Resilience is a journey – it’s ok to have “brittle days”

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Looking at a wider picture of life.

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Action Research – What and how?

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Considerations about beginning a classroom action research project.

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Making Better Decisions

Andy McHugh

Making better decisions makes the biggest difference

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How to make your writing awesome

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Tips and ideas to share with students.

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Magic Maths

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Using card tricks to underpin math concepts. Article by Andrew Byrne.

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What are “communities of practice”?

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What makes and characterises good communities of practice?

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Distinguishing the practical from the puerile

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Practical relevance and methodological rigour. Article by Gary Jones.

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Never too late

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Addressing concerns over homework. Article by Chris Wise.

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Making the most of research evidence and school data – an integrated approach

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What research can tell us about school data. Article by Gary Jones.

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Reciprocal vulnerability

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The idea that we must explore and share the things that make us uncomfortable.

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