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I've read over the @Ofstednews 18-page report on 'school visits' during the pandemic to discover if:a) we can learn anything newb) value for moneyCurriculum, mental health or remote learning? I've

Caroline Derbyshire FCCT 💙

Morsecat

A man, in his thirties, came round to sell us an awning for my garden. He knew his product well technically, did not oversell it, answered every question with knowledge

Rachel Maule

rachelmaule_

I could never be a high school teacher, let alone a high school teacher at Rhosnesni - the shit they had to put up with you couldn’t make up. Once

I'm Mrs Brightside 👂🏻

wendyk101

You know @GavinWilliamson you might want to reflect on the fact that teachers are professionals. We can spend 3 hours recapping prior learning, making links to new learning, discussing, exploring,

Jon Severs

jon_severs

Remote learning is obviously essential, but government has to be realistic about how much can actually be done (particularly in primary) when parents and carers are working, and that should

Sammy Wright

SamuelWright78

Question: what exactly would be the problem with a massive increase in grade 4 passes in English and Maths GCSE? How many of the careers that those students now had

Jacob Olivey

OliveyJacob

The more I think about it, removing the strange stigma that exists in many schools around 'textbook lessons - a hangover from the grotesque 'top tips to pimp your lesson

Stephen Meek

StephenMeek52

Interesting that Ofqual is seen in the CH piece as part of the "quangocracy" doing stuff that should be done by DfE. Worth remembering that Ofqual is independent (and accountable

Chris Foley

HT_StMonicas

Some thoughts on proposals for @Ofstednews to inspect remote lessons.1. I imagine this is really about compliance. Schools have been given guidance as to time/expectation/delivery models. I see why the

Mary Meredith 💙

marymered

We are deeply sorry to those we let down.Please, if you’re thinking about silent corridors, SLANT, ‘sweating the small stuff’ etc - do read this astonishingly brave, humble & honest

Christian Bokhove

cbokhove

For followers outside England. This is such a weird move in a fragmented landscape where there are more than 35,000 postgraduate entrants per year. And multitude of initiatives like Teach

Dr Girish Vaidya

DrGirishPsych

Learning to learn or learning disabled? (Thread)In my first year as a Consultant, one parent refused her child to be seen by me due to the colour of my skin.

Jude Enright

judeenright

Dear @Ofstednews ... ... I listened when you told us how to teach outstanding lessons, even graded teachers accordingly, you trained me how to do this .. my MSc dissertation

Sam Strickland

Strickomaster

Pushing back exams hasn’t gone down well with some. If accountability remains & the pupils are sitting them next summer, what’s the solution? Historically exams used to be in June

Michael Merrick

michael_merrick

Feels like part of picking up the slack means schools have become first responder service for parent/carer wellbeing and welfare too - does anybody feel the same? I'm fine with

Lee Donaghy

LeeDonaghy

The second episode of The Corrections on @BBCRadio4 on the #TrojanHoax story was fascinating: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000p8xv some thoughts follow... It was really important to hear directly from Tahir Alam about the

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