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The International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI) is unusual for bringing together policy makers, educationalists and researchers from around the world. CUREE's Bart Crisp, with colleagues from the Universities of Ontario (Professor Carol Campbell) and Birmingham (Dr Tom Perry) went to the 2020 Conference held in Marrakesh to make presentations at a symposium drawing on the 3-year research project CUREE orchestrated for Education International.
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13 case studies of executive leaders
This report summarises interesting commonalities across 13 smaller multi-academy trusts in the way the leaders (chief executives and others) understand their role in the leadership of learning. Key commonalities include;
- A strong
Serious pupil and teacher challenges
According to Pisa, pupils in England may be making slightly better progress than they were but they are also some of most unhappy pupils in the world and
A New Platform for Practioner Evidence and Research
Thanks to everyone who completed our questionnaire. This is now closed and we are analysing the results.
From this we will produce some prototypes for further consultation. Please contact daniel.case@curee.co.uk or paul.crisp@curee.co uk
Phillipa is delivering a keynote speech today for the Cultural Learning Alliance (CLA) Workforce Development Roundtable. The CLA champion the right of every child to equal access to the arts and culture, and all the benefits that access brings. Philippa's keynote, 'Where do we stand in relation to policy around learning through and in the arts?', touches on the future of policy-making in education and fragmentation in the education landscape. You can find the slides from her