- Embrace diversity and ditch the outdated ‘alpha’ leaders
- Embrace diversity and ditch the outdated ‘alpha’ leaders
- TES · May 16, 2023
- TES · May 16, 2023
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- Schools need to reflect and provide role models in leadership for the communities they serve
- Schools need to reflect and provide role models in leadership for the communities they serve
- How to survive as a new SLT in an international school
- How to survive as a new SLT in an international school
- TES · Aug 12, 2022
- TES · Aug 12, 2022
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- Many will be starting a new senior leadership role in an international school this September – either having climbed through the ranks or moved over from the UK. Here one experienced international leader offers some key advice to help ease them into the job
- Many will be starting a new senior leadership role in an international school this September – either having climbed through the ranks or moved over from the UK. Here one experienced international leader offers some key advice to help ease them into the job
- Three inspections and a funeral: finding resilience in testing times
- Three inspections and a funeral: finding resilience in testing times
- TES · Jun 10, 2022
- TES · Jun 10, 2022
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- Book Review: 'The Birmingham Book: Lessons in urban education leadership and policy from the Trojan Horse affair' by Colin Diamond
- Book Review: 'The Birmingham Book: Lessons in urban education leadership and policy from the Trojan Horse affair' by Colin Diamond
- Crown House · Jun 1, 2022
- Crown House · Jun 1, 2022
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- Diamond’s book is very relevant and has implications beyond Birmingham. It sheds light onto how the needs of the largest minority group in England – Muslims – are or are not being met and the reaction by authorities to alarmist levels, escalating prejudice, fear and mistrust, despite it resulting in no criminal charges whatsoever. His privileged position to bring together many of the key actors in the Trojan Horse affair allows a focus on the causes of the series of incidents. His reference to Holmwood provides an apt interjection in the discourse. The subsequent effects on the professional lives of many are alluded to in an authentic narrative by Campbell-Stephens. With this, the book leaves the reader wanting to ask more questions – four of which I allude to here: how can the mistrust amongst the Muslim community be repaired with an authentic voice? How can pupil outcomes be regained to the high levels of attainment pre-Trojan Horse? What is the accountability of governance across all multi-academy trusts in England? Lastly, how can barriers be removed for aspiring Muslim school leaders in their career progression who are still in the shadow of the incidents from 2013–2014?
- Diamond’s book is very relevant and has implications beyond Birmingham. It sheds light onto how the needs of the largest minority group in England – Muslims – are or are not being met and the reaction by authorities to alarmist levels, escalating prejudice, fear and mistrust, despite it resulting in no criminal charges whatsoever. His privileged position to bring together many of the key actors in the Trojan Horse affair allows a focus on the causes of the series of incidents. His reference to Holmwood provides an apt interjection in the discourse. The subsequent effects on the professional lives of many are alluded to in an authentic narrative by Campbell-Stephens. With this, the book leaves the reader wanting to ask more questions – four of which I allude to here: how can the mistrust amongst the Muslim community be repaired with an authentic voice? How can pupil outcomes be regained to the high levels of attainment pre-Trojan Horse? What is the accountability of governance across all multi-academy trusts in England? Lastly, how can barriers be removed for aspiring Muslim school leaders in their career progression who are still in the shadow of the incidents from 2013–2014?
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- Other authors
- The schools making ‘impossible’ timetable change a reality
- The schools making ‘impossible’ timetable change a reality
- TES Magazine · Feb 4, 2022
- TES Magazine · Feb 4, 2022
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- Four and a half day school week
- Four and a half day school week
- Book Review: Educational Leadership and the Global Majority: Decolonising Narratives
- Book Review: Educational Leadership and the Global Majority: Decolonising Narratives
- Journal of Groundwork Cases and Faculty of Judgement (GCFJ) · Jan 22, 2022
- Journal of Groundwork Cases and Faculty of Judgement (GCFJ) · Jan 22, 2022
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- Amin-Ali, K. (2022) Book Review Campbell-Stephens, R. (2021) Educational Leadership and the Global Majority: Decolonising Narratives. London: Palgrave MacMillan., in Journal of Groundwork Cases and Faculty of Judgement 1, (2) 319-324. 324
ISSN 2754-0243. - Amin-Ali, K. (2022) Book Review Campbell-Stephens, R. (2021) Educational Leadership and the Global Majority: Decolonising Narratives. London: Palgrave MacMillan., in Journal of Groundwork Cases and Faculty of Judgement 1, (2) 319-324. 324 ISSN 2754-0243.
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- Other authors
- 5 ways Heads can get the most from Governing Boards
- 5 ways Heads can get the most from Governing Boards
- TES · Nov 18, 2021
- TES · Nov 18, 2021
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- A-Z of School Leadership: A guide for new school leaders
- A-Z of School Leadership: A guide for new school leaders
- Independent · Jul 26, 2021
- Independent · Jul 26, 2021
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- An essential guide for new and aspiring school leaders and headteachers.
- An essential guide for new and aspiring school leaders and headteachers.
- Hughes
- Hughes
- Hughes Hall, The University of Cambridge · Apr 2, 2021
- Hughes Hall, The University of Cambridge · Apr 2, 2021
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- News from Our Members
- News from Our Members
- Apple, Google and Microsoft certificates: a guide
- Apple, Google and Microsoft certificates: a guide
- TES · Feb 16, 2021
- TES · Feb 16, 2021
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- A comparison of each certification offered to educators by the leading tech firms
- A comparison of each certification offered to educators by the leading tech firms
- Why I can’t put my faith in exams any more
- Why I can’t put my faith in exams any more
- TES · Feb 2, 2021
- TES · Feb 2, 2021
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- Discussing the future format of school exams and assessment #futureschool
- Discussing the future format of school exams and assessment #futureschool
- Roald Dahl Day: The life lessons Willy Wonka teaches us
- Roald Dahl Day: The life lessons Willy Wonka teaches us
- TES · Sep 13, 2020
- TES · Sep 13, 2020
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- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a timeless reminder of the power of education, humility and resilience.
Education is indeed the Golden Ticket. - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a timeless reminder of the power of education, humility and resilience. Education is indeed the Golden Ticket.
- Why charity is a big focus of our September return
- Why charity is a big focus of our September return
- TES · Aug 19, 2020
- TES · Aug 19, 2020
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- Why charity is a vital concept for everyone in these strange times - and will have huge long-term benefits
- Why charity is a vital concept for everyone in these strange times - and will have huge long-term benefits
- Coronavirus: virtual tours prove a hit as UAE schools look to welcome new pupils in September
- Coronavirus: virtual tours prove a hit as UAE schools look to welcome new pupils in September
- The National UAE · Jul 2, 2020
- The National UAE · Jul 2, 2020
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- Interview in The National newspaper (UAE) regarding Schools reopening after the Coronavirus-19 lockdown.
- Interview in The National newspaper (UAE) regarding Schools reopening after the Coronavirus-19 lockdown.
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- Other authors
- Why schools must prepare for the next digital era
- Why schools must prepare for the next digital era
- TES · Jun 22, 2020
- TES · Jun 22, 2020
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- Schools that had already embraced e-learning coped better with closures - let's learn from that
- Schools that had already embraced e-learning coped better with closures - let's learn from that
- United Arab Emirates: An overview
- United Arab Emirates: An overview
- Education in the Arab World (Bloomsbury) · Jun 1, 2017
- Education in the Arab World (Bloomsbury) · Jun 1, 2017
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Education in the Arab World is a critical reference guide to development of education in the region edited by Dr Serra Kirdar and series editor Professor Colin Brock.
Kausor Amin-Ali is the author of Chapter 11 of the book, 'United Arab Emirates: An overview.'
It aims to provide a summary as then known of the education system, as well as discussion of educational reforms and socio-economic issues.
Including a comparative introduction to the issues facing education in the region as a whole, this book is an essential reference for researchers, scholars, international agencies and policy-makers.New Paragraph