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Teaching In a Terminal Testing World

The pendulum has swung once again and the World of modular examinations is disappearing in favour of the terminal examination.  A single terminal examination is certainly more manageable for schools but concerns exist about the lack of a distributed assessment dimension and the removal of certain skills from the assessment.  It’s now down to a one off high stakes assessment that can leave teachers and pupils alike pretty nervous and anxious. Continue reading →

Time to Respond to the EBacc Consultation

The consultation on the implementation of the English Baccalaureate consists of a set of predetermined questions.  I won’t be limiting my response by the narrow frame of these questions.  Firstly, I don’t actually want to implement the EBacc and secondly there are some important things that need saying which don’t fit anywhere in the rubric; I’m going off piste. Continue reading →

Before We Become Too Standardised: Why We Must Develop Knowledge and Dispositions

Apparently we all want it; if we get it then we will be more successful in school, work and life.  It is powerful. Continue reading →

Leadership: Being, Knowing, Doing (New Book)

Liminal Leadership

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