Everyone is talking about the flipped classroom. Sal Khan and his Khan Academy have become a household name in educational innovation. In brief the Khan Academy provides short video lectures on a range of school curriculum topics from maths and science to history. As with most disruptive innovators, Sal didn’t set out to change the [...]

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As many of you know my international research on education system reform centres on the impact of the OECD’s Programme for International Student Achievement (PISA) which in 2009 involved over 65 systems world-wide. Last week I was in Israel attending the PISA Governing Board meeting and sharing my initial findings on the policy impact of [...]

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I have just arrived back in Cambridge after 5 energising weeks working with educational leaders and speaking with policy makers across Australia, New Zealand and Israel. The incredible team at CORE in NZ have made my closing keynote from the ULearn conference available here. I look forward to hearing more about the disruptive innovations that [...]

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I am convinced we need to find ways new ways to ensure that more students can access the unique genius and abilities of our best teachers. No longer do students need to ‘be in the places’ that the best teachers teach. Rather they simply need access to high quality video of these lessons online. itune [...]

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There is some increasingly interesting research coming out of the States which is seeking to investigate the ‘block box’ of successful schools – what do effective teachers do? Harvard’s Tom Kane backed by Gates Foundation funding is conducting one of the most remarkable projects yet. Launched in the fall of 2009, the Measures of Effective [...]

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21st Century Pedagogy

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Greg Whitby on 21st Century Pedagogy

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Changing Educational Paradigms

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Sir Ken Robinson is a true Thought Leader on 21st Century Education. In this RSA animate, you will gain an insightful summary of the challenges to over-turning the industrial model of education. SKR Changing Educational Paradigms

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Ignite their Leadership Journey

On October 6, 2010 By

Many emerging and aspiring leaders are waiting to be invited into leadership. The ‘do your time’ culture of many schools results in many aspiring leaders stagnating in their own leadership development. They shrink back from leadership in formal and informal ways – whether applying for positions or sharing their own innovative ideas. It is time [...]

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