Sunday’s Gospel in Catholic Churches across the world is the Parable of the Sower. Here’s my version…
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Now That’s What I Call Inclusive Teaching 26!
The Education Endowment Foundation has just released its latest guidance, ‘The EEF Guide to Inclusive Teaching’.
Is this:
(a) groundbreaking, or
(b) simply a rehash of old ideas?
Read on and find out!
(Hint – the answer is not a vowel)
Executive Function, Working Memory, Processing Speed, Motor Skills, and Cognitive Load in Primary School Children
Executive Function, Working Memory, Processing Speed, Motor Skills and Cognitive Load all impact children’s learning and development. But what does this have to do with school?
Sir Ken Robinson and the Debate on Creativity in Education
Welcome to the battle for the soul of education! The two camps – academic standards and creative freedom – lie ready to fight it out for supremacy. But is this really an ‘either/or’ situation? The reality is a lot more nuanced…
Music Education – The Ofsted Parable of the Sower
In light of the recent announcements about the upcoming curriculum review, I would like to share this story… One day, a Sower went out to sow some seeds. And when he sowed, some seeds fell by the way side, and the birds came and ate them up. Some fell on stony ground, where they hadContinue reading “Music Education – The Ofsted Parable of the Sower”
Mike Stubbs, Composer 