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Association of Directors of Education in Scotland

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Making sense of education reform: Where next for Scottish education?

Association of Directors of Education in Scotland, Education, Leadership, Professor Chris Chapman, Think pieceBy Social Sciences CommunicationsApril 16, 2019

Making sense of education reform: Where next for Scottish education?, a thinkpiece by Policy Scotland Director Chris Chapman has been published by the Association of Directors of Education Scotland.

Thursday Video: Leanne Mattu – Farm Visits and the Curriculum

Association of Directors of Education in Scotland, Education, Leanne Mattu, RuralBy Social Sciences CommunicationsMay 21, 2015

Video discussing the role of farm visits and how we can make better use of this resource in the Scottish school curriculum.

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