Five ways to damage a good school

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Based on Greg Ashman's article and a suggestion from Doug Peterson, I am putting this question out to Twitter. What are some of the ways that a good school can be damaged. Further to this, how can these actions be reversed? Here is Greg's article http://bit.ly/2vaOxkF

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Greg Ashman's Top Five - which of these resonate with you? *

Focus on Furniture

Lock yourself into the latest novelty

Listen to the GOGS - Global Orthodoxy on Generic Skills

Introduce project-based or inquiry learning

Start blaming teachers for poor behaviour

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This is Greg Ashman's list - what do you think could be added? Actions or initiatives that can damage a good school. *

It is always good to finish with a positive - what can be done to counter actions that damage a good school? *

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