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Education and outreach

Education and outreach

Leadership lessons learnt in the lab

30 Mar 2017
Taken from the March 2017 issue of Physics World

Skills learnt as part of a research team translate well to a career as a leader in education says physicist and headteacher Mark Whalley

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Skills transfer: headteacher Mark Whalley learnt how to become a leader while working in research. (Courtesy: Jim Pascoe)
Much is written about the shortage of physics graduates entering teaching, about how many children a

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Mark Whalley is headteacher at Rookwood School in Hampshire, UK, e-mail dr_mark_whalley@outlook.com
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