Voicing Education
Consciously Educating
There is no coincidence; this is a conscious decision to reflect on my recent talk as a New Voice – a previously unheard one.
At the start of the summer holidays, I was fortunate to be in the virtual presence of nine women. We shared our diverse experiences as women in education. It was the first event as a national team for #WomenEdEngland. Not always being heard, our new voices were amplified. We shared our journeys and promoted leadership.
Continue ReadingHow many of you know exactly what your daily habits are? Are you able to distinguish your ‘bad’ habits from your ‘good’ habits? What is it that you do daily that is having an impact? How quickly can you name the habits of a pupil that you have taught?
As it is with pupils, it is with us: progress takes time. The time that this takes is called a journey. As we proceed along the journey, the small milestones, good habits that we practise enable us to make progress which in turn – if we are consistent – leads to success.
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