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How to Become a School Lead...

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The IQ Myth: How To Grow Yo...

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“Having a great new idea is less important to success than getting ordinary things done correctly and efficiently”.”
M J Bromley, TEACH: The Journey to Outstanding

“But if I were to define – in just three short words – the “spark” that makes some teachers outstanding, it would be as follows: know your students.”
M J Bromley, TEACH: The Journey to Outstanding

“What I am saying – rightly , I think – is that no matter how good teaching and learning is now, it can always get better with deliberate practice. After all, even the best teachers can get better and they can help their colleagues to get better too.”
M J Bromley, TEACH: The Journey to Outstanding



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