Schools need to escape from the bounded rationality of a failing era and move into more flexible style of learning for a new creative age.Have we gone too far?
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2 comments:
This is brilliant as usual Bruce. A recent ERO review in our school continued to push numeracy and literacy to the exclusion of most other areas. They were however extremely complimentary to the vision and teaching beliefs you helped us deepen last year !! They got stuck on teaching belief one where it mentions foundation learning.
Never mind - it was mostly a positive experience and we can now put our energy to teaching and learning. I'll send you an email in a day or two !
Thanks for the feedback. ERO have a lot to answer for - as do principals who have given in to their pressure. Things, I hope are changing! Look forawrd to your e-mail!
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