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Responsive not coercive inspection: A restoration and reinterpretation of the values, principles and procedures of HM Inspectorate (abolished in 1992)
After widespread concern following the tragic death of a headteacher, the appointment of a new chief inspector for Ofsted and the prospect of a Labour government offer an opportunity for a radical appraisal of the current inspection regime. This article discusses some basic concepts and principles which might contribute to a system that is responsive, not coercive, and one that is infused by 'a duty of care'.
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