It should have been a quiet day on twitter; I hadn’t posted anything for a number of days and I needed to focus on moving a whole series of things into storage. Panic set in when Sean Harford sent me a couple of tweets seeking some clarification. Continue reading
The Education Select Committee published its report on teacher recruitment and retention today. I’m increasingly impressed with the work the committee is doing led by its Chair, Neil Carmichael MP. Continue reading
Recently, I was given the opportunity to read a draft of Jim Smith’s Lazy Teacher’s Handbook and offer up a few thoughts; I’ve morphed the title of this blog post from it. Rather than encouraging teachers to be lazy it provides suggestions for doing important aspects of the job more effectively and efficiently. Continue reading