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3 Oct 2013:Wendy Berliner: Fee-paying schools are becoming increasingly angry about the pressure to sponsor more academies for the state sector
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2 Oct 2013: Sir Michael Wilshaw says independent schools must do more to help state schools in their area
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24 Sep 2013:
This week our competition The School We'd Like launches for the second year – find details here of how to enter
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28 Aug 2013:
The Guardian and British Academy are working together on a campaign to raise the profile of languages in the UK. Wendy Berliner explores the importance and roots of the campaign
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23 Jul 2013: Plus how to write your personal statement for a law degree, and why surprise lesson observations work best … on our online communities this week
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2 Jul 2013:
On our online communities this week: professional development in teaching; making the most of university campus visits; using the Lindisfarne Gospel Book to turn children on to higher education
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25 Jun 2013: Plus advice for students on moving back in with mum and dad; and join the debate on the value to universities of mission groups … all on our online education communities this week
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18 Jun 2013: Exams where you can Google the answers; is research all it's cracked up to be; plus our new hub for parents of students … all on our online education communities this week
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Guardian Professional,
23 Apr 2013:
As teachers and educationalists call for change, Wendy Berliner, remembers the first education 'spring' of 1976 and examines its impact on the current schooling system
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5 Mar 2013: Wendy Berliner: It's great for Clegg that his son got in to the London Oratory. But most parents have no real choice of secondary school
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Guardian Professional, 21 Jan 2013:
When we asked schools what they'd do with £5,000, hundreds of creative, inspiring and exciting ideas rolled in. Wendy Berliner gives an overview of the entries
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3 Dec 2012:
Decades of change in education, and still the new chief inspector is not happy. In a Guardian Teacher Network public debate, we ask where are the policies going wrong?
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Guardian Professional, 28 Nov 2012:
Open thread: Despite decades of the national curriculum, some areas of the country still have a paucity of good and outstanding schools. Why? And what should be done?
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Guardian Professional, 26 Nov 2012:
Deputy head Jenny Gaylor discusses how new approaches to leadership, teaching, curriculum, behaviour and data took the school from a 4% to 100% pass rate. Intro from Wendy Berliner
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12 Nov 2012:
As many schools struggle to fill headteacher posts, perhaps it is time to fill the vacancies with non-teachers
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