Eponymous

Tag: Educational excellence everywhere

  • Sir Michael on the most able

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    .  HMCI Sir Michael Wilshaw devoted his monthly commentary for June 2016 to the education of our most able learners. He has consistently championed the education of the most able in non-selective secondary schools, having instigated two Ofsted survey reports on this topic, published in June 2013 and March 2015 respectively. This new commentary is…

    Sir Michael on the most able

  • Exposing the implications of ‘educational excellence everywhere’

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    . Several of my recent educational posts have mentioned the new-found commitment to ‘educational excellence everywhere’. This was the title selected for the March 2016 white paper, but it is also the strategic goal at the heart of this government’s education policy. It should influence every part of the white paper, informing every educational decision…

    Exposing the implications of ‘educational excellence everywhere’

  • Differentiation in the ITT core content framework

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    . This short post anticipates the coverage of top-end differentiation in the imminent framework of core content for initial teacher training (ITT). . Background The Carter review of initial teacher training (ITT) (January 2015) dates from the last months of the Coalition Government. The first recommendation is that DfE should commission a sector body to…

    Differentiation in the ITT core content framework

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