How action-led research improves teacher practice
Anne-Marie Duguid focuses on the aspects of research that teachers can best use to improve learning and teaching in the classroom.
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‘Post-truth’: to help your students discern what is true, you might need to check how you do it
Part of the answer is to understand the processes by which we accept things as true that are not true, and how we can overcome that, writes Peter Chambers.
SSAT National Conference 2017 – prepare to be challenged
Tom Middlehurst reflects upon the conference theme ‘illuminating learning’ and urban myths uncovered by a main stage speaker.
Good CPD requires an ‘intentional’ approach to your best bets
Matt Hood, SSAT National Conference 2017 main stage speaker and Director of the Institute for Teaching, discusses ‘best-bets’ in teacher education.
Bringing the wow factor into the classroom environment
Bright colours, clever use of space and interactive technology have a positive impact on student learning and help innovative teaching.
A low cost, high impact strategy to maintain morale and high performance
Steven Dool, headteacher, Neston High School writes.
Common sense? It’s not that common
Mark Emmerson describes the ‘really simple strategies’ that have proven hugely successful in his trust’s schools.
It’s all about the journey, not the destination
SSAT education lead Corinne Settle has confessions to make.
What does excellence mean as a school leader?
Getting up at 5am to walk to school through the snow, for one thing, says Katrina Morley.
The dos and don’ts of embedding research in schools
SSAT National Conference workshop presenter Claire Bishop, assistant principal and director of research at Sir Christopher Hatton Academy writes.
