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Daily Archives: May 6, 2013
POP goes the planning!
Some time in the summer of 2012 Michael Wilshaw gave a speech to the RSA about ‘good teachers’ (see here). In it, he spoke about good teachers not being bound by rigid and overly detailed lesson plans. Around this time, … Continue reading
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