Glimmers in Education
Laura SpargoThoughts, recommendations and practical ideas hoped to spark joy, intrigue and a continued enjoyment of life-long learning.
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Teacher autonomy
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Thoughts and musings
Teacher autonomy has been on my mind lately. As a phrase, as a concept, the recommendation for it appears across much recent policy and guidance. Yet, on the ground in discussions...
Why poetry?
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Thoughts and musings
I have been thinking about poetry. Often. This is nothing new, the power of poetry to inspire and to provide access to all when writing creatively has resonated with me since I my...
Writing moderation
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Thoughts and musings
Here, in England, it is writing moderation season. A time of year that at the start of my career (and particularly as a novice English leader) filled me with dread. My e...
Have you been thinking about writing on Substack?
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Thoughts and musings
Earlier this week, I had the pleasure and the privilege of joining , , and for a Substack community webinar. The idea had grown organically, between a group of educa...
Words, words, words
Thoughts and musings
This week, I have been thinking about words. Vocabulary. Language. Within a school-based context but also within my personal life. When I moved to Spain, over 11 years ago, I could speak very little Spanish. I was...
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An experienced, international educator with a commitment to raising the profile of teaching and learning. Holding a particular skill set and passion for empowering children and adults alike to view themselves as volitional readers and writers.
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