Rob Wyness

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They have to. Governments these days don't have a clue what to do, so cling to what they have. It's why Trump is so appealing - he doesn't have a Scooby-Doo, but he knows wjat he wants to do, boasts about it and just does it.

I'm at Rob Beckett tonight - and an inspection tomorrow!

What unitnis she serving with, please Brian?

I'm waiting on a new slow cooker, kettle and toaster. Going to use them all straight away. This is what excites old men on a grey Sunday.

It's like you've never met a proper scrum half 🤣

🤣🤣🤣 If I had the chance to put that course together, I would love to have your book, and thoughts, in it.

Should teachers be taught the history of state education in England?

I know a good counsellor ... 😉

I often feel like after just having the weekend off 🤣🤣

Love Pollock, he's like someone has overfed a scrum half.

Specifically, if this helps, Tolkien often compared Mordor with the industrialised landscape of the Black Country and Birmingham.

I don't think enough is considered about transition and association between the two. Making sure learning is engaging and positive until the process and concept of learning itself becomes a love of learning.

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Does that mean the through coaching, teachers should always be yo-yoing between conscious, and unconscious competance?

Now I'm scared 🤣 Enjoy Exeter my friend.

What was wrong with Bridgewater? It's been a while since I've been there though.

I know how impacting Lockdown was for all, but on a professional development basis it was also one of the most fulfilling times I had ever experienced.

Storyville - The Librarians A Storyville documentary that explores how librarians across the US are risking their safety to defend free speech as book bans and censorship threaten democracy from within.

If you are an educator, you need to see this: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...

Not only is Katie an expert in this area, she is a lovely person as well. She is even infinitrely patient with an unsociable pain like me!

Home Education: What do we know? (2023 edition) My talk from ResearchEd 2023, posted for posterity before it's completely outdated.

This is a talk from ResearchEd National in 2023 - an intro to the world of home education, what we do know, and what - in my view - would be interesting to find out. If you are like me and prefer to read (and skim if need be!), here you go: learnwhatyoulive.substack.com/p/home-educa...

Imo the main reason #edutwitter hasn't moved here is because the DfE, Ofsted and other government departments don't see it as a useful form of communication with people who work in public services. It's a blank spot in their ability to understand the situation and personally I think it's a shame.

Sadly, songs don't make me cry. A few used to, but that was decades ago.

I like being weird 😁

It's like none of them have done any project management.

To Be and to Have (2002) ⭐ 7.8 | Documentary, Family 1h 44m | Not Rated

This is the French film. It's amazing: www.imdb.com/title/tt0318...

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I did whole unit on this in my degree. Concrete Jungle? There's a French docufilm, and a Chinese film that I need to track down. 2nd or 3rd series of 'The Wire'?

Kt's a long way to come from the mid-1600s.