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Dealing with comparison
Whether we’re struggling with FOMO, or constantly falling into comparison traps, comparing ourselves to others is making us miserable. Kat keep reading
Month: September 2020
News
ASCL responds to schools minister’s comments on GCSEs and A-levels
The Association of School and College Leaders has responded to comments made by schools minister Nick Gibb during education questions keep reading
Procurement
Hiring during COVID
Staff are an organisation’s most valuable asset in navigating short-term disruption and achieving long-term growth. In the current climate every keep reading
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Building digital connections
As more of us than ever are working remotely, it’s natural to miss those social moments with colleagues by the keep reading
Management & HR
Improving your management communication skills
Effective management communication is essential for guiding teams and lifting morale during times of disruption and uncertainty — like right keep reading
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Talking about mental health in the workplace
Opening up about mental health at work can feel hard, but it can have some incredible benefits. Kat Nicholls discusses keep reading
News
Primary schools ‘no greater risk than home’ for pupils and staff, study shows
As reported by BBC news, attending primary school puts children and staff at no greater risk of contracting coronavirus than keep reading
Blog
Unleashing new opportunities and growing potential in the advent of the pandemic
During 2020, as school leaders and the nation have responded positively to the challenges that the pandemic has created, we keep reading
Blog
Addressing the knowledge and skills gap in careers education
For students, and soon-to-be graduates, entering the world of work can be a daunting prospect. While many schools do offer keep reading
Leadership
How leaders can introduce effective communication in the workplace
In uncertain times, it’s more important than ever for managers to both demonstrate and encourage effective communication in the workplace keep reading