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We will be Bolder, Aspirational & Determined at the P.R.A.T. ©. All opinions are those of fictional people & mostly a bit of fun. Follow @johnesharp

United Kingdom Katılım Mayıs 2024
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Jamie Barry
Jamie Barry@JamieGBarry·
Our Ofsted report has been published today. Whilst I am incredibly proud of Yew Tree, I am hugely disappointed with the process. Different framework but it’s the same issues as before!
Yew Tree Primary School@YewTreeSandwell

Further to our inspection in January, our report & an accompanying letter is available on our website: yewtreeprimary.co.uk/inspection-rep… As Ofsted has changed how they grade schools, which is not comparable to the previous framework, please watch this video: youtube.com/watch?v=kbl0Fv…

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Tony Harwood
Tony Harwood@sciantificnew·
‘Book looks’. I remain highly skeptical of using student’s exercise books to assess progress with any real accuracy. It’s an indicator only. You can teach a good lesson and hardly use books at all or an ineffective lesson where books make progress appear better than it is.
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HeadteacherChat
HeadteacherChat@Headteacherchat·
What makes your toes curl in staff meetings? Teachers talking over others.
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Isabel Paterson
Isabel Paterson@IsabelPat1886·
@johnesharp Agree on the latter. On the former, doesn't make it right. Back to where we started, I just want politics and politicians out of the classroom.
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Isabel Paterson
Isabel Paterson@IsabelPat1886·
Completely unacceptable for teachers to set out to control kids' minds Just turn up to school, teach the kids maths, go home. With #vouchers4schools, parents hold all teachers accountable for leaving their ideology at the front gate. Every day.
Katharine Birbalsingh@Miss_Snuffy

Lots of teachers are outspoken leftists. Even if one doesn’t talk about which political party one supports, a teacher’s values influence who our children will be as adults. No one seems to realise how important schools are to the future of the country. 🥴

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Flora
Flora@FloraSCooper·
Leadership often looks like strength on the outside and quiet overwhelm on the inside. No one really talks about that part. If this resonates, you’re not the only one. #ShineOn #BurnBrighter
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Matthew Abel, M.Ed
Matthew Abel, M.Ed@nodramateacher·
We've succumbed to slide shows in a pretty terrible way in the classroom.
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David
David@dsprimed·
There are times in school leadership when it feels like you’re pleasing no one at all. That doesn’t always mean you’re getting it wrong. Often it means you’re making choices in messy conditions. You won’t be liked in those moments. Your job is to stay steady, human and intact.
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Fixing Education
Fixing Education@FixingEducation·
I am astounded at how some of my students speak to their parents. How did we get here? 😔
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Jum
Jum@JesterJum·
I don't know who needs to hear this but employee surveys are NEVER anonymous.
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Michael Rosen 💙💙🎓🎓 NICE 爷爷
@BarbaraBleiman I've been saying for years that my favourite subject at school was daydreaming. And you can't write something interesting or something you care about unless you give yourself time to daydream.
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Barbara Bleiman 🎓 Education is Conversation
Anyone else hear Joseph Jebelli on Radio 4 this am? So interesting! A brain science corrective to the 'every second counts' bombardment of young people's brains in some versions of 'science of learning' & current trends like SLANT. Staring out the window may help you learn more!
Waterstones@Waterstones

Joseph Jebelli dives into the science of how detrimental constant multitasking, screen time and hyperproductivity is on our brain health and how surprisingly beneficial doing nothing can be in THE BRAIN AT REST, our brilliant Non-fiction Book of the Month: waterstones.com/book/the-brain…

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@warwickmansell The pressure on schools to improve attendance is immense (wrongly), and they end up with a blunderbuss approach of doing everything that can be thought to appear to be doing something mostly out of their control.
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Warwick Mansell
Warwick Mansell@warwickmansell·
Of all the bad/stupid policies I’ve covered as an education journalist over the years, one that’s hit our family most blatantly is these automated letters which are issued by schools if a child’s attendance drops below a certain level.
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@dsprimed Spot on. I’m sure some of them are so they can go home and say ‘I told him straight that I’m not havin’ it!’ Kind of over-proving their love and/or parenting ability.
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Dr James Shea
Dr James Shea@englishspecial·
In a meeting tonight in which it was said if the school outcomes are ‘below national averages’ they cannot get expected. Discuss. Perhaps one for @Yorkshire_Steve who has been doing excellent work on this and other areas.
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David
David@dsprimed·
Some days, leadership is a tightrope in a high wind. No net. A thousand voices shouting with absolute certainty about what you should do next, or should have done already. Not one of them willing to place a single foot on the f-ing rope!
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