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Working Laterally: how innovation networks make an education epidemic |
by David HargreavesEveryone involved in education wants to help students to learn more effectively - but how can this achieved?
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In "Working Laterally" Professor David Hargreaves looks at how ideas for helping students to learn more effectively might spread around the schools system in order to transform education. He argues that knowledge about good teaching practice will only spread around the system quickly by schools and teachers linking together into "innovation networks" - run by teachers for teachers as a shared professional resource over which all have ownership.
