PSA: School staff, especially teachers and SENCOs: Believing parents and taking their concerns seriously should be your default position. They know their child. Skepticism should not be the starting point. It might just be the case that they’ve noticed something you haven’t.

Things I do after getting a new MacBook/iMac: 1. Open Safari 2. Download Google Chrome

Take a fresh look at curriculum knowledge with your teaching team #nzpf21 where are the gaps? How will they inform #pld #perryrush

10 systemic problems #challenges moving forward #nzpf21 #balihaque

A lack of ministry support for core curriculum delivery is under serving teachers and likely leading to declining ed achievement #nzpf21 #balihaque

Key questions, curriculum centre #balihaque #tomorrowsschools #nzpf21

Followership #nzpf21 #balihaque

Remaining positive for effective #tomorrowsschools change #nzpf21 #balihaque

Read the cabinet papers on Tomorrow’s Schools Review, Leadership and Curriculum. #NZPF21

Vacuous questions that miss the point. What percentage Maori are you? businessman Troy Bowker asks Sir Ian Taylor) (stuff.co.nz/business/indus…)

Based on his actions today I’ve written a five word opinion piece: David Seymour is a cockwomble

Remedial Education for All quillette.com/2021/09/06/rem…

The explosive consequence of misconceived incentives and flimsy values. Online cheating up 458 percent at one NZ university in 2020 rnz.co.nz/national/progr…

I’ve just registered for #uLearn21 – learn more at bit.ly/3yuPy9p or click below to register now and join me! events.core-ed.ac.nz/bOzANL?refid=d… #uLearn21 #ThrivingAotearoa

“No bell” schools, we want to hear from you! What are some of the effective alternatives to having a bell system for signaling passing periods? We might use your response in an upcoming podcast episode.

You're not using the Notes app on your iPhone to its full potential. 8 features you might not know about:

The Future of Writing in a World of Artificial Intelligence #ChatGPT spencerauthor.com/?p=64759 via Dr. John Spencer educators read this …

“If we’re serious about student wellbeing, we must take teacher wellbeing seriously.” - Meg Durham, host of 'The School of Wellbeing' podcast #IBGC2024