Sunday EduPulse Round Up 12/10
- Adam Kohlbeck & Chris Passey
- Oct 12
- 2 min read
Welcome to the Sunday EduPulse Round Up - a brief snapshot of some of the things that have caught our eye this week out there in Education Land.
This week, inspired by friend of EduPulse and former podcast guest, Amjad Ali, this weeks edition will be dedicated to follow and reading suggestions from our friends and colleagues out there in education. Please read, listen, follow and - more importantly - interact with them!
Blogs we Recommend
Sam Strickland - Inclusion, Inclusion, Inclusion
Claire Stoneman - On attention, pre-Reformation graffiti, and the patronising of the working class
Prof. Becky Allen - The Promises and Pitfalls of Personalisation
Adam Boxer - School Improvement Starts Here: Behaviour, Attention, Participation, and Memory
Richard Wheadon - Why Great Questioning Is More Than Just Asking Questions
Mary Myatt - Inclusion in the inspection framework
Sarah Cottinghatt & Adam Kohlbeck - Coaching Cuts
Adam Kohlbeck - The Panopticon: the ethos of monitoring systems and why they need reform
Returning for its 11th episode, our Coaching Unpacked series is being enjoyed all over the world in helping improve understanding about how powerful coaching can be.
In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of coaching conversations, particularly focusing on how to effectively share evidence with coachees who may disagree. We emphasise the importance of precise observational techniques and note-taking, as well as the need for building trust and relationships in coaching.
Through a role-playing exercise, we illustrate how to navigate disagreements and foster a collaborative environment for professional growth. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding different perspectives and the role of evidence in driving student learning outcomes.
That's it for your Sunday EduPulse Round Up; have an amazing week and remember to look after yourselves!
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