Friedrich Nietzsche once wrote, “He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” It’s the kind of quote…
Adam Voigt
I’ve just returned from a little personal leave and used it for some valuable personal and professional reading time. I…
Two of the biggest worries I hear from teachers about Affective Statements are as understandable as they are, frankly, missing…
I’ve been thinking about something I read in Who Not How by Ben Hardy and Dan Sullivan. It’s a really insightful…
When it comes to student behaviour data, we’ve followed the lead of professional sports into endless excel interrogations, and obsess…
It’s official. I’ve been exposed. I’m a fraud. While helping my parents move house, my son Ronan uncovered one of…
Somewhere along the way, we convinced ourselves that feedback needs to be written, formal and brightly colour-coded to be effective. Now we’ve…
Merrilee Wright is a brand-new Expert Facilitator with us at Real Schools. She just nailed her very first Professional…
A slightly longer Home Truth for a slightly stickier topic. I’d like to contend that we’ve made a mess of…
Ever looked closely at the word decide? It comes from the Latin decidere — meaning ‘to cut off’ or ‘to kill.’ Just…