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About Me
- Mark S. Steed
- is the Principal and CEO of Kellett School, the British School in Hong Kong, a top not-for-profit HMC school. @independenthead @Kellett_CEO
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"One of the key responsibilities of any good school is to provide the context in which young people learn how to study on their own....
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I hadn't spotted it in the paperwork and I am yet to meet anyone who did, but OCR have changed the way in which they do re-marks. Re-mar... -
I have never been a fan of IWBs, mainly because most schools installed them as a marketing tool ("to keep up with the Joneses"), ...
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For many, books are to be equated with learning: afterall to be "well-read" is to be educated. Thus I am conscious that, for some,... -
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There is a real danger that iPads are going to be the latest in a long-line of products that schools have purchased more because of their ... -
The Challenge One of the greatest challenges for Education in the Twenty-first Century is that there is an ever-increasing divide betwee... -
Bill Walsh was the coach who turned around the San Francisco 49ers taking them from the bottom of the pile to being a team that won five ... -
Some books change society - Invisible Women by Caroline Criado-Perez sets out to be one of those. It is a book that every legislator, ev...
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