Why Data is Important for Teachers
Over the years schools have evolved in the use of data. As our understanding of data grows we are more
I write this blog for educators who want to think more clearly about the work of leading and learning. Each article explores a practical challenge in schools, then offers ideas that can be applied in real contexts. Topics include distributed leadership, learning walks, teacher workload, classroom climate, writing, belonging, future-focused learning, and effective use of teacher time.
Over the years schools have evolved in the use of data. As our understanding of data grows we are more
There are plenty of articles both in the scholarly literature and in the commentary magazines that state that effective leadership
During this winter break I have revisited one of my favourite books “Drive” by Daniel Pink. Published in 2011, the
A recent professional conversation with a small group of staff members on what makes an outstanding school led to the
While every school is concerned with school improvement initiatives as a means to improve student learning, research would suggest that
As a principal focused on improving student learning I was heartened by the recent presentations at the Dubai International Education
Schools today are charged with addressing ever-increasing demands: reducing the achievement gap, adopting evidence-based practices, meeting improvement in attainment levels,
The summer break (although almost over) is often referred to by educators as the “Brain Drain” holiday. Commonly referred to
As such, the end of the academic year is an exciting time for a school community. While everyone is looking