I may say it was your fault Because I know you could have done more The Kooks. This post may be stating the obvious or extremely naive, depending on your view point. Thing is, as a leader of teaching and learning, I should at least attempt to communicate my thoughts on how to teach. This is it. Ready? The secret to high quality teaching and learning (which I define as leading to strong outcomes) is that there is no one, cast iron, indisputable, bomber way to teach. It’s just not there. I’m always careful to emphasise that all I can ever do is tell stories of what works (and what doesn’t). That goes for any research, idea, vision. I believe that the professional teacher is there to judge and employ the best way to teach the young people. The secret to a school doing well in to encourage and invest in subject specific, erm, specialists. From my own experience, the transformation we achieved at Priory Geography ...
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