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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Projects are the best way to learn – not!
Myth number 6 of Daisy Christodoulou’s “7 myths of education”, the myth that projects and activities are the best way to learn, seems to be the one that really causes most dismay among her critics. Kevin Stannard and Tom Sherrington … Continue reading
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SSAT and silencing dissent
My school is a member of this organisation (SSAT), the so called schools, students and teachers network. Our SLT obviously decided that it was worth the membership fee (over £1700 a year) and having had one of their regular updates in … Continue reading
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