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We cannot raise standards in mathematics by cherry-picking ideas from Asia and Europe. Success comes from choosing an approach and sticking with it, says Mike Askew...
The school performance may be threatened by a target-driven culture, but it lets teachers and children celebrate progress of a different kind, says Jo Payne...
Schools should welcome the baseline assessment, but it should not be used to predict the destinies of individual children, says Russell Hobby...
Offering year-round childcare could transform your school in the eyes of the community, and it’s not as challenging as you might think, says Louise Reilly...
Our urge to label is strong, but we can’t make excuses for children with special needs based on this alone, says Nancy Gedge...
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