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Lessons in Learning to Learn Should we be teaching children how to learn as well as what to learn? Well, duh! as the children say. Here's some ideas from what Jackie Beere has been doing at her secondary school for the past few years
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SEAL - the glue that will cement together your new curriculum with real personalised learning
Jackie Beere has been at the forefront both of the pioneering work on personalised learning but also on SEAL in the secondary school. Here is her take on how the two go so well together...

Doodle Day
The power of doodling in lessons - as told to us by an art teacher in an inner city school

Are You Dropping the Baton - Foreword
Ian Gilbert's fascinating foreword to Dave Harris' new book on transition

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Emotional Intelligence in the Classroom Creative Learning Strategies for Ages 11s to 18s
Super-Teaching If you only buy one book in order to improve what goes on in your classroom then let it be this one.
The Learning Revolution This book is an inspiring synthesis of theory and practical techniques.

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