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Taking Risks in Education Leadership Learning and Teaching
The document discusses the importance of taking controlled risks in education and emphasizes the need for schools to evolve alongside national priorities and local solutions. It highlights playful learning and collaboration as crucial components for innovative solutions to complex problems, as well as the significance of early investment in education. The document suggests that organizations should focus on selling the learning experience and adapting to change rather than relying on quick fixes.
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