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You are not Mr Gove’s audience
If you're a teacher, you're not really Mr Gove's audience.
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Time, innovation and funding.
I’ve worked in both schools and universities. In the former the ‘barrier’ to innovation is usually
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My high school report.
Update: Some people have asked about my use of ‘high’ school in an English context. We
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![[UPDATED] Google+ Hangout about #openbadges TODAY 11:00 (BST)](http://dougbelshaw.com/blog/wp-content/themes/metro/images/nothumb.png)
[UPDATED] Google+ Hangout about #openbadges TODAY 11:00 (BST)
Update: scroll down to video at bottom of post! I’ve organised an impromptu, informal Google+ hangout
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Some clarification of my position on private schools.
After mentioning in today’s newsletter that I was getting more militant in my opposition to private
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This is why teachers leave teaching.
On Thursday, Mark Clarkson wrote a blog post that started off like this: I seriously considered
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On the important difference between ‘elite’ and ‘elitist’.
I had an interesting exchange via Twitter recently with Ian Yorston (Director of Digital Strategy at
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What would a post-test era look like for our schools?
“[I]s anyone surprised that a huge swath of our population can’t speak intelligently about the larger
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Schools as resources for fairness. [Future of Education]
This post is another in a (probably fairly lengthy) series as a result of me reading
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10 things educators forget to do after teacher training.
At the start of July I’ll be submitting my Ed.D. thesis. It’s an outgrowth of work
