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10. “ Headteachers need to learn to deal with change instead of spending time unblocking toilets, filling dishwashers and avoiding their leadership responsibilities, a major Government report says.” “The PricewaterhouseCoopers report, published by schools minister Jim Knight, proposes changes to the law to provide leaders from outside the schools sector, -agency organisations that combine education, health and social work, and a hearts and minds marketing campaign to win support for the changes. The report acknowledges that school leaders are sick of what they call "initiativitis", expressing frustration with a deluge of inconsistent and poorly resourced Government initiatives. But, it says, the heads were dreaming of a stability and consistency that could never realistically be delivered, and which was not enjoyed by any other organisation in the public or private sector. The report adds: "We know from other sectors that change, diversity and complexity are inevitable features of the current and future environment, and that leaders need to accept and embrace this." Jonathan Milne, published in the TES on 19/1/07 Heads must learn to deal with change
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15. But let’s ignore costs, what are the principles in terms of school development planning for the use of ICT? Betca Matrix – seems to be at the heart of lots now…
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25. Rather than use these ‘difficult’ judgements, what about using traffic lights Red Below 20% Few Red/Amber Around 40% or more Some Amber Around 70% or more Many Green 90% or more Most Green Traffic Lights (JTW) with very few exceptions Nearly all