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Pinball Kids: preventing school exclusions
What’s causing the rise in school exclusions and how to fix it.
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Pinball Kids – preventing school exclusions
School exclusions are increasing. Why? Laura Partridge explains the factors creating a ‘perfect storm’ of exclusions and how creating better relationships are at the heart of the solution.
Past RSA Journals
Issue 2 2020
In this issue we focus on health, RSA’s ‘Bridges to the future’ and Covid-19.
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What’s the role of teachers in youth-led social action?
The RSA’s Hannah Breeze and Young Citizens’ Ruth Le Breton on how teachers can support pupil-driven community and volunteer work.
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The study of conflict shows that divided people can come together when they talk
One of the most famous experiments in social psychology took place in Robbers Cave state park, Oklahoma, in the early 1950s.
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Design principles for democratic innovation
Ed Cox on the opening of the International Week of Democratic Innovation at the People’s History Museum in Manchester.
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What we can learn from 8 schools with great arts education
The RSA spoke to arts-rich schools across England. Their stories show a range of creative solutions for achieving an arts focus.
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Arts-Rich Schools
The RSA visited arts-rich schools across the country to learn more about the strategies they have used to maintain a strong arts offer.
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Can good work solve the productivity puzzle? Collected essays
Produced with Carnegie UK Trust, this essay collection explores in depth the relationship between productivity and work quality.
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Three principles for tackling regional inequality
With both of the main Westminster parties recognising the need for a new focus on England’s regions, it is important they learn from past mistakes and adopt a long-term, principled approach.
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