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Professional love: Emotional literacy in early years practice

BlogMay 13, 2022

Parents’ evenings or celebrations of learning – which would you choose?

BlogMay 4, 2022

Co-construction: creating relationships for learning across the Welsh education system

BlogApril 25, 2022

Developing practice through collaboration – recognising the crucial role of mentors in teacher education

BlogMarch 16, 2022

Learning together for a brighter future – a new vision for education in Wales

BlogMay 6, 2021

Online learning – why aren’t students engaging?

BlogApril 13, 2021

Smiley faces and thumbs-up: Teacher Education’s response to the work of PGCE student reps in the pandemic

BlogMarch 29, 2021

Learning in the Early Years: If preparation is key, are we getting it right?

BlogMarch 23, 2021

Logging in to lockdown teaching

BlogJune 29, 2020

Changing cultures: recognising the ‘slowliness of learning’

BlogApril 8, 2020

‘Red stripes’– how do we support student-teachers through a journey of reform?

BlogMarch 5, 2020

Seeing a Curriculum for Wales with 20/20 vision – does it all add up?

BlogFebruary 24, 2020

Pausing for reflection – using research to inform school-based practice

BlogFebruary 24, 2020

Thinking global – developing sustainable skills for the future

BlogFebruary 4, 2020

A rising tide lifts all boats

BlogApril 24, 2019

An innovative curriculum led by transformative teachers

BlogFebruary 22, 2019

A curriculum belonging to the people of Wales

BlogFebruary 11, 2019

Melting snowflakes for a new era in education

BlogJanuary 13, 2019

Stick or twist? Why England is better-off playing the curriculum waiting game

BlogDecember 5, 2018

Black History Month in Wales

BlogNovember 26, 2018

Breaking the mould: reconsidering the rules of teaching

BlogNovember 9, 2018

Re-thinking the world around us

BlogJuly 31, 2018

A test for Welsh education

BlogMay 15, 2018

Flying high on Successful Futures – a student-teacher’s view

BlogApril 23, 2018

Scottish lessons – building a curriculum based on rock, not sand

BlogMarch 26, 2018

The ‘National Mission’ and a shifting habitus: Initial Teacher Education in Wales

BlogMarch 19, 2018

Living La Dolce Vita

BlogMarch 11, 2018

The Great Divide

BlogFebruary 14, 2018

Trilingual Tango – exploring the rhythm of language

BlogFebruary 2, 2018

Too little, too late for small schools in Wales?

BlogJanuary 18, 2018

Much more than man’s best friend…

BlogDecember 18, 2017

Developing a new professionalism in education

BlogDecember 5, 2017

Thinking holistically about curriculum reform in Wales

BlogNovember 20, 2017

Breaking the shackles of curriculum reform

BlogNovember 6, 2017

Early entry – putting the interests of the learner first

BlogOctober 25, 2017

A new and prosperous era for Welsh education?

BlogOctober 3, 2017

Education in Wales: Our National Mission

BlogSeptember 29, 2017

Breaking new ground in education reform

BlogJuly 10, 2017

Reflections on ResearchED

BlogJune 27, 2017

Spreading the word – why communication is key to education delivery

BlogJune 14, 2017

Digital natives or social outcasts?

BlogMay 30, 2017

Life outside the classroom

BlogMay 16, 2017

Physical literacy – surviving a ‘Perfect Storm’

BlogMay 12, 2017

A year in the life of an Education Secretary…

BlogMay 9, 2017

The art of Welsh and education

BlogApril 27, 2017

Research in education a valuable topic for discussion

BlogApril 20, 2017

Workforce survey sheds new light on life in schools

BlogApril 11, 2017

Welsh in Education and Life

BlogApril 5, 2017

Seeing is believing – how new technologies are opening our eyes to the world

BlogMarch 20, 2017

Less is more for curriculum reform

BlogMarch 4, 2017

Seek and you shall find – why school leadership makes all the difference

BlogFebruary 15, 2017

Teachers hold key to unlocking potential in Welsh education

BlogJanuary 26, 2017

Don’t panic! International tests give cause for reflection

BlogNovember 29, 2016

New approach to maths a key part of the equation

BlogNovember 22, 2016