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    Enough is Enough

  • Conditions of Employment: Part Two

    Conditions of Employment: Part Two

  • Behaviour Management: Shying Away from the Issues?

    Behaviour Management: Shying Away from the Issues?

  • Moving on from Maslow

    Moving on from Maslow

  • Maslow’s Hierarchy – Critique Part Two

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  • Maslow’s Hierarchy – Critique Part One

    Maslow’s Hierarchy – Critique Part One

  • No Excuses = No Relationship

    No Excuses = No Relationship

  • Why Taking Responsibility Matters

    Why Taking Responsibility Matters

  • Deprived Children – The Politics of Sympathy

    Deprived Children – The Politics of Sympathy

  • In Praise of Clear Values – the Michaela Free School Example.

    In Praise of Clear Values – the Michaela Free School Example.

  • Challenging Behaviour – Why I Think the Way I Do.

    Challenging Behaviour – Why I Think the Way I Do.

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  • What History is Being Taught in Primary?
    One of the commonly repeated, yet little evidenced, ideas is that little to no diverse history is taught in English schools. Many of these claims are based on individual experiences of the education system pre-National Curriculum and even when they are made based on the current curriculum, there is no verification of these claims.