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Michael Tidd
How Ofsted is putting subject leaders under pressure
The new Ofsted regime means that we’re asking more from our primary subject leaders than ever before, says Michael Tidd
3 February 2020
How experienced teachers are losing out in pay deal
Twenty years ago, an experienced teacher could earn double an NQT. So where are our £60,000 teachers, asks Michael Tidd
27 January 2020
How you know you’re no longer the new teacher in school
Now that he doesn’t need to ask where the spare photocopier paper is, Michael Tidd is beginning to feel at home
20 January 2020
What if Ofsted judged most schools ‘good enough’?
‘Outstanding’ schools will no longer be exempt from Ofsted inspection – but let’s go even further, says Michael Tidd
13 January 2020
Cutting workload shouldn’t mean shuffling work around
Often ‘workload reduction’ simply means shifting the burden. School leaders need to try harder, says Michael Tidd
6 January 2020
A decade of simply wonderful primary assessment reforms
For those of us in primary schools, the past 10 years have been nothing if not memorable, writes Michael Tidd
30 December 2019
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