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Why our school axed formal feedback

A more relaxed, whole-team approach works better than stressful monitoring, says Ben Levinson...

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Why our school axed formal feedback

A more relaxed, whole-team approach works better than stressful monitoring, says Ben Levinson.

https://t.co/bVsTj4XEzc

Why our school axed formal feedback

A more relaxed, whole-team approach works better than stressful monitoring, says Ben Levinson

https://t.co/bVsTj4XEzc

Why the age of personalised learning has truly arrived

Héloïse Ardley considers the extent to which students’ needs are increasingly best met by personalised learning...

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Student praise – A short guide to how it’s best used

As a tool for encouraging positivity in the classroom, praise can be hugely effective – but only if it's deployed appropriately, says @TeachMRRiches.

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Shortlisting job applicants? Don’t forget the rejection letters

Job applications take days, so the least you can do is send a polite rejection note to the unsuccessful candidates, says Sophie Hudson.

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Want to boost staff efficiency? Allow flexible working

Nicki Harris highlights how one primary adapted to the needs of its staff and pupils...

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A short guide on how student praise is best used

As a tool for encouraging positivity in the classroom, praise can be hugely effective – but only if deployed appropriately, says @TeachMRRiches

https://t.co/czIHvxU8rC

A short guide on how student praise is best used

As a tool for encouraging positivity in the classroom, praise can be hugely effective – but only if deployed appropriately, says @TeachMRRiches.

https://t.co/czIHvxU8rC