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At the start of a new school year many educational leaders will begin to set goals for what they hope… READ MORE
At the start of a new school year many educational leaders will begin to set goals for what they hope… READ MORE
Every school has students that we are concerned about. Good schools have care and concern for student well-being at… READ MORE
Less than 24 hours after witnessing one of the biggest shocks in football history, pundits, fans and the everyday person… READ MORE
The term ‘hidden curriculum’ is often used in education, to describe the additional, indirect, often unintended, learning that takes place… READ MORE
Wanting students to be lifelong learners is a common response given by teachers when discussing what they want their students… READ MORE
With so many of us gripped by World Cup fever, England’s exit from the tournament has once again been put… READ MORE
As many schools in the northern hemisphere come towards the end of a long school year, frustrations and tiredness can… READ MORE
Decision-making is a crucial part of the role of every educational leader. There are times though than we may feel… READ MORE
The word accountability is thrown around a great deal in education circles, specifically with the aim of telling schools and… READ MORE
All leaders are trying to create change to improve their schools, but so often the fundamental point of the change… READ MORE
With schools being busy and it feeling like the only constant is change, educational leaders, are always finding that they… READ MORE
One of my favourite educational articles is titled ‘Improving Relationships in the Schoolhouse’ by Roland Barth. I find I am… READ MORE
Welcome to the Ed Leader blog. It’s taken me a while, so there is a lot of catching up to… READ MORE
“People ask me what I do in the winter when there’s no baseball. I’ll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.”
~ Rogers Hornsby
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