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Chris Jones

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School visit today. As ever the best insight came from the pupils, but we only had a few minutes with them. Here's some questions I'm going to try and ask pupils in future that I think will go a fair way in understanding their school:

1. What do you remember about what you did in [subject] last year?
2. Why should we learn about [subject/topic]?
3. Why is it important to come to school at all?

4. Do you or the teacher get distracted in lessons by other children?
5. What should the teacher do about that?
6. What if those children have problems at home or struggle to learn?

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