I am going nuts. And seeds. And whole food plant-based and flexi too. Somewhat going ‘Mediterranean‘ and enjoying more fish (even if there are a few question marks over the widely promoted benefits of fish) and keeping it all very …
Last week I read about why schools should set up a Dungeons and Dragons club (D&D). I’d like to say it took more than a little time investment and learning for this ‘shake, battle n roll‘ novice to started. Of …
Two important points need signposting here. First, learning is not revealed at the point of observation. This knowledge is well-established and frequently commented upon. Learning and performance are dissociable. What is more, we know that learning can occur in the absence of …
Yesterday I reflected on the Education Support report on teacher retention. In fairness, the report was more solution focused than today’s education headlines. In fact, the sector’s frustrations have been referred to as a “backlash” towards the DfE’s attempt to …
About the report In March 2023, the Education Support Commission was also able to negotiate an anonymised recruitment and retention dataset of a leading national Multi-Academy Trust (MAT).Public First then carried out a series of interviews, focus groups and roundtable …
I set aside an hour to read the ILMs “Leading through challenging times,” which looked at the impact of effective leadership on an organisation’s ability to navigate “through challenging times.” Those times are largely reflective, assigned to the COVID pandemic …
Controversial I know. Here is a copy of this morning’s @ReDBerks presentation. As ever, great to make connections and visit some fantastic presentations / presenters – thanks to @Mr_AlmondED (comprehension is not a skill) and @mikehobbis (attention). Adesope, O. O., …
Why should we be interested in a new research paper from the Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning? Here are five reasons. Spaced Retrieval Practice and Edtech Kang et al., (2023) are quick to summarise a wealth of research demonstrating …
