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Category Archives: opinion

Merry Christmas

12/12/2018by Administrator 2 Comments

I’m sure this exchange will be familiar to teachers the world over: “What do you do?” “I’m a teacher.” “Tck, you’re always on holiday, aren’t you?” I used to take […]

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opinion, teachers, teaching

An emotional birth

17/06/2018by Administrator 1 Comment

A Father’s Day blog… Although, before I became a father, I wasn’t a pacifist, I certainly wasn’t what you’d call a violent man. Excepting one teenage drunken pub punch-up, I’d […]

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family, opinion, personal

Rise (and fall) of the robots

11/07/2017by Administrator Leave a comment

I love technology but I’m not what you’d call an early adopter. I use technology when it can make my life easier and more efficient but, when a new gadget […]

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opinion

Pass on the power of reading (Part Two)

06/07/2017by Administrator Leave a comment

This is an edited, abridged version of the keynote speech Matt gave at Reading Matters’ Closing the Literacy Gap conference on 29 June 2017. This is part two of two…read […]

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books, improving teaching, libraries, literacy, opinion, pedagogy, reading, teachers, teaching

Pass on the power of reading (Part One)

01/07/2017by Administrator 1 Comment

This is an edited, abridged version of the keynote speech Matt gave at Reading Matters’ Closing the Literacy Gap conference on 29 June 2017. This is part one of two… […]

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books, improving teaching, libraries, literacy, opinion, pedagogy, reading, teachers, teaching

Closing the literacy gap

10/06/2017by Administrator Leave a comment

I have the privilege of speaking at the Reading Matters ‘Closing the Literacy Gap’ conference in Bradford on 29 June. Ahead of that event, and to whet your appetite, I’d […]

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books, improving teaching, libraries, literacy, opinion, pedagogy, reading, teachers, teaching

Developing classroom practice

26/05/2017by Administrator Leave a comment

This article was written for Creative Education to promote my speech at their national Teaching and Learning conference in March 2017. Think of something you’re good at. How did you become […]

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curriculum, evidence-based, GCSE, improving teaching, Key Stage 4, opinion, pedagogy, teachers, teaching

The importance of reading fluency (Part 2)

23/05/2017by Administrator 1 Comment

This is part two of a 2-part article on reading fluency. To read part one, click here. In part one of this article, I explained the importance of fluency – […]

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literacy, opinion, pedagogy, reading, teachers, teaching

The importance of reading fluency (Part 1)

18/05/2017by Administrator 1 Comment

I’ve recently discovered Instapaper, an app which collates reading material – newspaper articles and webpages, say – and converts them into audio so that I can listen to them on […]

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literacy, opinion, pedagogy, reading, teachers, teaching

A leap of faith: my year of self-employment

18/05/2017by Administrator Leave a comment

LinkedIn lit up this week. Unbeknown to me, I’d reached a ‘work anniversary’. I can’t believe it’s been a year since I left my role as Group Director at Derby […]

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opinion

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