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Posted on November 6, 2020 by themodernmiss

Ten years ago I started blogging about my experiences of working as a supply teacher in the UK. I’d thought about it for a while but had remained unconvinced that this was something I should, or indeed could, do. After … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Anonymity, behaviour, blog, blogging, bullying, controversy, educational theory, fairness, free speech, intolerance, Katharine Birbalsingh, posting, rudeness, supply, Tory party conference, Twitter | 2 Comments

Q: Why are so many education bloggers anonymous?

Posted on May 28, 2013 by themodernmiss

A: Because they wish to keep their jobs. There has been much debate about the ethics of being an anonymous blogger. Are people using the cloak of anonymity because they are being lazy, embellishing the truth, or merely being sly? … Continue reading →

Posted in Behaviour, Blog, Uncategorized | Tagged Anonymity, behaviour, blogging, whistleblowing | 4 Comments

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