THE ILLUSION OF IMPACT DID IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE? Matthew Savage wonders whether impact assessments really reveal the full – or true – effect of the […] May 29, 2025May 30, 2025Assessment, educational philosophy, learning & teaching
“Behaviour” in schools What would happen if we banished the b******** word? In the first of two articles, Matthew Savage questions the assumptions we make […] July 16, 2024September 16, 2024Behaviour in schools
January 2024 Was 2023 the year when everything changed? AI and learning, going fully online for an education, the urgent need for a new […] December 2, 2023August 15, 2024editorial
The sea belongs to me again Navigating an able-bodied world with a disabled body, Part 1 In the first of two articles, Matthew Savage reflects upon his experience […] October 24, 2023Accessibility, Inclusion, Well Being
July and August 2023 Using visible thinking to develop metacognition, equity and belonging in schools, keeping school data secure and Professor Deborah Eyre shares her three […] July 2, 2023August 16, 2024editorial, Monthly
Stargazing: a data story Data and assessment in education For Matthew Savage, gathering and using data in context to inform our teaching and guide our support […] February 10, 2023Assessment, Inclusion
Beneath the mask Seeing what is really there Matthew Savage, Principal at the International Community School in Amman, Jordan, talks about ‘the Mona Lisa Effect’ – […] April 16, 2019Leadership, learning & teaching, Student well being