Why poor behaviour in schools is not all down to gentle parenting. nickmorr.substack.com/p/why-behaviou…
Nick Morrison
@nsdmorrison
Freelance education journalist; writer for @ForbesEurope; formerly @tes, @TheNorthernEcho, @edinburghpaper, and @TeessideLive; parent through adoption
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Yes, notoriously impossible to find garlic in Britain 🙄
Interesting article on what lies behind 'behaviour crisis' in schools, but one thing it doesn't address is how schools have changed. If schools are less tolerant places, then may help explain why more children are getting into trouble.
“I’ve been teaching 25 years and low-level behaviour is so much worse than before - part of the problem is, if you address that behaviour, you get a reaction from the parent we never used to get”View quoted post on X
Is gentle parenting to blame? @jasminenorden finds out.
tes.com/magazine/analy…
The error was in creating the rule, not sending the letter - why do schools find it so hard to admit they got it wrong?
This, in the File on 4 story on children being put into care, seems to underestimate the impact on children of neglect. It can be just as harmful, if not more so, than abuse.