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Tag Archives: Research
The importance of questioning
Kyogen’s man up a tree ‘A man up a tree hangs from a branch by his mouth; his hands cannot grasp a bough, his feet cannot touch the tree. Another man comes under the tree and asks him the meaning … Continue reading
2015-16 Practitioner Research Projects
During our INSET day today, RQTs who have been carrying out a ‘Practitioner Research Project’ this year, presented their findings to the staff. They have been supported with these small scale projects throughout the year by Andy Tharby and Dr … Continue reading
From research aware to research engaged
At our INSET today, we had two sessions that were a good measure of how we are doing as a school, in terms of becoming evidence informed. Firstly, our three staff who have been carrying out a Practitioner Research Project … Continue reading