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Talkin proper? The standard English snobbery in schools
Schools should celebrate dialects and standard English – rather than telling pupils how to speak, says Rob Drummond
16 October 2019
VSCO girl: has ‘sksksk’ arrived at your school?
VSCO girls are the latest trend to spill into schools – has it reached you yet?
1 October 2019
The problem with whole-school behaviour policies
Influencing behaviour norms across the school is a noble aim but very hard to achieve, argues professor Brett Laursen
25 September 2019
3 myths about project-based learning
Many teachers have the wrong impression about project-based learning, says Pam Grossman. She gives you the lowdown on how to do it well
11 September 2019
Why we need a personalised approach to school readiness
The term ‘school readiness’ comes with a lot of baggage and means different things to different people, Louise Kay argues. The researcher tells Jon Severs and Zofia Niemtus we should move away from high-pressure accountability and towards an individualised approach to early learning
General
16 August 2019
How we can cut school exclusions?
If we are serious about cutting exclusions, we need to look at why children are reaching the point of being sent home from school, youth expert Simon Edwards tells Jon Severs. No pupil is unteachable, he argues – we just need a more inclusive and supportive system
12 July 2019
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