@ReidSandra73@Miss_Snuffy You think I disagree with "We’re lacking discipline, and too many parents are having to accept seriously underperforming schools"?
I don't disagree with that at all.
@Miss_Snuffy That's also why I think people should understand that if they reject some things they are (probably) rejecting better outcomes.
Which is a stark and useful way to put it. It is a choice.
@Miss_Snuffy I know that there is a correlation between some of the things that I think are too much (remember 'mad' is a shorthand - perhaps too pejorative) and the results.
@Miss_Snuffy "He disagreed" is understating it quite a bit.
I think it's fair to say that politically and in some of what you say re: schools I still think you are way out there and would describe some of what you say as 'mad' as shorthand for "that goes too far for me" to put it mildly.
@wids_widdows@oldandrewuk@Miss_Snuffy In short summary, each of which could be an essay:
Mossbourne showed me that poor kids can behave very well.
Dixons taught me that humility and purpose really matter.
Michaela taught me 'no nonsense' and that leaders must resist the fashionable.
@wids_widdows@oldandrewuk@Miss_Snuffy It is true, though, that in the schools that we have had success, almost nothing is new or 'ours'. We have copied from so many.
@FPL_TomHadley I hadn't even considered that. I'm struggling with Ndiaye away v Bournemouth against Le Fee at home v Fulham.
If I could play 8 attackers I would.