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I keep hearing the word unprecedented .. ad nauseum. And education is certainly going through unprecedented times. But “unprecedented” shouldn’t be used as an excuse.…
Professor Richard Ryan, one of the world’s leading researchers on human motivation and the co-developer of Self-Determination Theory (SDT), believes the secret to a happier…
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The younger generation is both criticised and congratulated for their use of technology at the same time. While excessive exposure to screens can be detrimental…
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It’s a Wednesday afternoon and I am sat in my study penning this article. I used to say to my staff almost ironically “Welcome to…
Recently we’ve been examining the challenges that rural pupils face in accessing further education and training. Since then, the country has faced unprecedented disruption from…
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These are unprecedented times. As we continue to deal with the extraordinary side-effects of the global coronavirus outbreak, normal life has been effectively suspended and…
Continuous Professional Development is a process I have both delivered and been a part of but is it truly ‘continuous’ or a ‘one off’ day…
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