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Why Finland Is Breaking Down Barriers – Literally!

10th March 20189th March 2018 Hollie Jones 2860 Views 4 Comments architecture, Clever Classrooms, David Price OBE, Design, desks, Finland, GERM, Global Education Reform Movement, Graham Brown-Martin, John Dabell, Phenomenon Based Teaching, Project Based Learning, Suomi, tables, Timothy D. Walker, walls

Reading Time: 4 minutes Should we abolish walls and open up learning?

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Those canny Finns!

12th November 201619th December 2016 John Dabell 16555 Views 6 Comments David Price OBE, Finland, GERM, Global Education Reform Movement, Graham Brown-Martin, John Dabell, Phenomenon Based Teaching, Project Based Learning

Reading Time: 5 minutes Why is Finnish education so good?

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The Teacher Professional

9th October 2016 @TeacherToolkit 4357 Views 0 Comments Flip the System, GERM, Gert Biesta, Global Education Reform Movement, Jacques Ranciere, Jelmer Evers, OECD, Pisa, Rene Kneyber

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can teachers give themselves a meaningful voice to become emancipated?

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The Death of a Teacher

2nd October 201627th December 2016 @TeacherToolkit 11169 Views 9 Comments Finnish Lessons, Flip the System, GERM, Gert Biesta, Global Education Reform Movement, Jelmer Evers, OECD, Pasi Salhberg, Pisa, Privitisation, Rene Kneyber

Reading Time: 4 minutes Is an evidence-based profession, a hidden policy for teachers to secure externally determined goals?

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Notes On The Front Line

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Notes From The Front Line by @DebraKidd

15th February 201526th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 5092 Views 9 Comments Al Gore, APP, Civitas, Clerk To Governors, Crown House Publishing, Daisy Chirstodoulou, Daniel Willingham, Debra Kidd, E.D. Hirsch, EdReform14, George Lakoff, GERM, Global Education Reform Movement, Manifesto, OECD, Ofsted, Pasi Sahlberg, Pearsons, Progressive, Robert Peal, Russell Group, Sir Tim Brighouse, Teach First, Traditionalist

Reading Time: 11 minutes This blog is a thorough review of @DebraKidd‘s first book, Notes From The Front Line.

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Educational Inequality in England by @TeacherToolkit

27th April 20149th June 2014 @TeacherToolkit 2185 Views 1 Comment Education, Educational Inequality, GERM, Global Education Reform Movement, Gove, Inequality, John Bayley, Matthew Taylor, Pasi Sahlberg, Peter Mortimore, Schools, The Royal Society of Arts, Trevor Averre Beeson

Reading Time: 2 minutes Fighting the Global Education Reform Movement (GERM).

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