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Building on NACE’s ongoing research into how schools can provide cognitively challenging learning opportunities for all, this new publication focuses in on what this means for young people who face a range of barriers to achievement. Calling for a move away from fixed labels, preconceptions and “deficit thinking”, it shows what is possible when schools turn their attention to identifying and removing systemic barriers – changing those national statistics, one life at a time.
Building on NACE’s ongoing research into how schools can provide cognitively challenging learning opportunities for all, this new publication focuses in on what this means for young people who face a range of barriers to achievement. Calling for a move away from fixed labels, preconceptions and “deficit thinking”, it shows what is possible when schools turn their attention to identifying and removing systemic barriers – changing those national statistics, one life at a time.
Join us as we dig deeper into some of the key principles behind the book. This second event in a series of chapter deep-dives will explore the following chapter: Strategic evaluation for school leadership. We will be talking to the author of this chapter, Owen Carter, and Angela Schofield, who wrote a supporting case study on Multi-layered Evaluation.
