Absolutely ace.

A school featured in the hit TV series Educating Greater Manchester was like a 'zoo' with 'dangerous' behaviour worsened by the head’s refusal to exclude pupils, a misconduct panel has heard buff.ly/3ZXbDNJ

Um what. And this...

Here we go...! I am very excited to be attending and speaking at researchEDMK today. What a beautiful setting! researchED

A lovely day at researchEDMK Some proper reflections to come but most importantly a huge thanks to Nimish Lad & the team at Milton Keynes Academy for hosting a brilliantly organised event And *the best* ever catering for a researchED conference 👌👌

It's almost like there is a blanket assumption ... some sort of pre-judging ...

Over this time England’s performance on national reference tests in English and reading has remained relatively steady or shown some improvement. England’s position in international rankings has also steadily improved, now being one of the highest performing European countries.

Doing my annual re-read of 37signals and this is nice to have reiterated.

Reminds me of critical realism and the dialectic transformation of transitive systems

Robbins being done dirty by the RSC tweet writer :( Not cool

NEW BLOG: Managing attention in classrooms is a social justice issue hobbolog.wordpress.com/2025/06/02/man… #EduBlog #UKEd

Exciting to be speaking at this great event. Going to be back talking about complex contagions and how to support teacher behavioural change

A psychology student tells you they’re a “visual learner.” A teacher sorts kids by learning styles. Both believe something that isn’t true—and they’ll probably still believe it after reading this post. We tried something different: letting AI argue with them. 🧵

Inspired by The Writing Revolution, here is a physics equivalent of but, because, so:readingforlearning.org/2025/06/26/as-…

This is really good. I did it and enjoyed how it did not shy away from the “difficult” bits (which can happen far too easily in courses of this type).

Is AI already impacting the job market? A new paper from me, Erik Brynjolfsson, and Ruyu Chen at Stanford Digital Economy Lab digs into data from ADP. We find some of the ***first large-scale evidence of employment declines for entry-level workers in AI-exposed jobs.*** A thread on our paper: