I have been a teacher of English for 24 years, a Headteacher for 9 years and a blogger since 16 June 2012 and, at the age of 48, this much I know about Edublogging! Sophie Coulombeau said to me recently, If you’re not on twitter you’re dead. Whilst…
I have been a teacher of English for 24 years and, at the age of 48, this much I know about failure (well, everyone else is writing about it...). If you commit to something completely you almost certainly commit yourself to experiencing a degree of failure. On a profound level,…
I have been a teacher of English for 24 years and, at the age of 48, this much I know about failure (well, everyone else is writing about it...). If you commit to something completely you almost certainly commit yourself to experiencing a degree of failure. On a profound level,…
I have been a teacher of English for 24 years, a Headteacher for 9 years and one of the Headteachers’ Roundtable for a matter of weeks, and, at the age of 48, this much I know/have recently learnt about developing curriculum and assessment. The English Baccalaureate Certificate proposals have…
I have been a teacher of English for 24 years, a Headteacher for 9 years and one of the Headteachers’ Roundtable for a matter of weeks, and, at the age of 48, this much I know/have recently learnt about developing curriculum and assessment. The English Baccalaureate Certificate proposals have…
I have been a teacher of English for 24 years, a Headteacher for 9 years and one of the Headteachers’ Roundtable for a matter of weeks, and, at the age of 48, this much I know/have recently learnt about developing curriculum and assessment. The English Baccalaureate Certificate proposals have…
At the age of 48, and as it’s his birthday, this much I know about why my dad still matters! The Guardian Family page always does it. The article today about the man who struggled to have the meaningful final conversation with his dying father set me off weeping…
At the age of 48, and as it’s his birthday, this much I know about why my dad still matters! The Guardian Family page always does it. The article today about the man who struggled to have the meaningful final conversation with his dying father set me off weeping…