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In Uncategorized by Alex Quigley01/03/201413 Comments

We can all agree that one sound method of improving our school system is to attract great candidates into the profession, before training them brilliantly, and then keeping them so that the …

Dylan Wiliam @dylanwiliam·

@tombennett71 @C_Hendrick @HuntingEnglish One the hardest things I have found as an academic is to be as skeptical and critical of research that supports my beliefs as I am about research that contradicts them.

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Alex Bedford @baronbedford·

@Mr_AlmondED @Suchmo83 @GreenfieldsEdu @RyonWLeyshon @teach_well @HuntingEnglish @TheReadingApe @ClareSealy @lindseyjamson I’m really looking forward to this... all welcome. 👍

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Kirsten Mould @kirsten_mould·

Thank you for including me in your list this week 😊 https://twitter.com/schoolsweek/status/1307167532835647488

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