leadership research
Finding what works in education
After diagnosing a patient with a heart condition, a good doctor may turn to clinical research to determine the best treatment that is likely to work for that patient. But where does a teacher, school administrator, or policymaker go to find out what might work to help a struggling primary school reader or maths student?
Origins of an Entrepreneur
In summer 2009, The Aldridge Foundation commissioned a survey of successful, leading entrepreneurs, with the aim of identifying what action they believed could be taken to encourage a greater number of young people to consider entrepreneurship as a career option.
Bringing evidence into the classroom
Imagine that a primary head teacher has called a meeting to decide what to do to help children who are failing to learn to read. Teachers suggest all sorts of solutions. Should they provide one-to-one tutoring for struggling readers?
essential reading
How Children Learn
This book summarises the findings and ideas of some of the educational theorists and psychologists whose theories have influenced the way we teach today.
How to be a Successful Head of Year
This book covers every aspect of this challenging role, from leading a team of tutors and heading up a year group, to coping with problem parents, dealing with the SEN department and working effectively with the rest of the school.
Emotional Literacy at the Heart of the School Ethos
Drawing on his practical experience as a consultant with a special school, the author provides everything you will need to deliver a full training programme on this subject, including activities and a PowerPoint presentation on a CD-ROM.
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Is ICT always used to its potential within today’s education environment? Mike Wilkinson explores how ICT can be utilised to maximise the learning journey of young people - and equip them with skills the will need for their future.
How can we ensure that pupils are making the most of technology and online information? Randall Wilhelm, of netTrekker discusses how schools can make the most out of the abundance of available content across the internet, and goes on to highlight things to consider when choosing to support the specifc educational needs of each child.
Is ICT always used to its potential within today’s education environment? Mike Wilkinson explores how ICT can be utilised to maximise the learning journey of young people - and equip them with skills the will need for their future.
How can we ensure that pupils are making the most of technology and online information? Randall Wilhelm, of netTrekker discusses how schools can make the most out of the abundance of available content across the internet, and goes on to highlight things to consider when choosing to support the specifc educational needs of each child.
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