Children learn how to learn in the #EarlyYears They learn how to be themselves, be kind, how to investigate, ask questions, how to share, move their bodies, how to look after themselves & others, think for themselves & problem solve. They do not need an adult-imposed curriculum.
@blondebonce You did however, speak at the very first @NewVoices3 in front of a rather prominent ofsted official about stress and workload which really resonated with me and of which I think of often. Never underestimate your reach or power. @HeyMissSmith @RLuzmore
@nickyclements71@DevonshireJun Love 3 good things - has been part of my routine during tough times for years. Today:
1) Had a small bonding breakthrough with a child with SEND who laughed & gave eye contact
2) The satsuma I had earlier was juicy
3) The boy cat hasn’t brought in a mouse this evening... yet...
@thepetitioner @Booky_Lillz Ordered! Looks great. I’m really enjoying this thread - as a leader I get asked “why?” a lot so it’s great to have different texts to refer my team to.
@FakeHeadteacher In a previous career I had an exit interview where my reasons for leaving were predicted by management. I corrected some incorrect assumptions. I think they can be useful for companies/schools if used correctly & if people are really prepared to listen & act on what they find out