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| COLIN WEATHERLEY |
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| Colin was a secondary
headteacher in West Lothian and Edinburgh from 1988
to 1996. In 1998 he came across CSP in the American
INSET video series 'The Brain and Learning'. Network
Educational Press were so impressed with the CSP
training materials that they negotiated the exclusive
rights to promote CSP in the UK and asked Colin
to manage the programme throughout the UK. Colin
has since authored two books featuring CSP: 'Leading
the Learning School' (2000) and 'Transforming Teaching
& Learning' (2003). Both are published by Network
Educational Press. He is now CSP Manager for Scotland. |
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| PETE FOX |
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| Much of the INSET series
'The Brain and Learning' (see above) was filmed
in Gilboa-Conesville School, New York State, where
Pete Fox taught upper secondary English. And the
main reason for this was the outstanding success
that Pete and colleagues - including his wife, Jane
(see below) - were achieving with CSP in their classrooms.
In June 2002 Pete and Jane retired from Gilboa and
in October Pete joined the staff of Network Educational
Press as our Principal CSP Co-ordinator (trainer),
based in Edinburgh. He was then also the natural
choice to take charge of the community section of
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| JANE FOX |
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Jane and her husband
Pete gave the original CSP seminar in Edinburgh,
in April 1999, which started off the whole CSP UK
movement. Since then she has run many CSP training
institutes throughout the UK, often working with
Pete. In so doing she has established a reputation
for providing learning experiences of the highest
quality. Jane taught early primary classes at Gilboa-Conesville
School and, like Pete, features prominently in the
video programme 'The Brain and Learning'.
In January 2004 Jane joined the staff of Network
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| JO MORRISON |
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| was the first UK teacher
to become an accredited CSP trainer. Until September
2003 she worked with underachieving and disaffected
teenagers who were excluded from school or school
refusers. Using recent research into how the brain
works she developed techniques designed to help
children learn and tried them out in her own teaching.
Jo is now a full-time educational trainer, devoting
most of her time to CSP work as a member of the
CSP UK training team. |
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| MIKE FLEETHAM |
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| was
an assistant headteacher in a Portsmouth primary
school where he built up a high reputation for the
quality of his in-service work before going into
full-time learning and teaching training in 2003.
Mike has recently taken on responsibility for the
Network Educational Press Learning Styles Analysis
programme. He is the author of Create and Develop
a Thinking Classroom (LDA 2003). Further information
about Mike can be found on his website: www.aspiroweb.co.uk |
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| RICK LEE |
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| has
26 years experience as a drama teacher working with
primary, secondary, FE & HE students and as a senior
advisory teacher in Leicestershire. More recently
he was Deputy Director of Barrow Community Learning
Partnership (EAZ) in Cumbria, where he led the development
of the Critical Skills Programme in over 20 schools,
organising the training of over 200 teachers. He
is now a full time learning and teaching trainer
providing a range of workshops and courses using
collaborative activities to raise self-esteem and
generate creative environments for learning. Further
information about Rick can be found on his website: www.curiouslearners.co.uk |
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| TOM FISCH |
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| Tom hails from Saratoga Springs in upstate New York but spent most of his 33 year teaching career in Saranac Lake, New York, where he taught Middle School social studies. He became a Critical Skills Master Teacher in 1996. Tom also coached numerous sports throughout his career, including Baseball, Basketball and American Football, and was an official radio commentator for the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. He retired in 2001 and led his first UK CSP institute, with Linda Marshall and Bruce Bonney, in Ilkley in 2002. Since then he has led over 70 institutes throughout the U.K. with outstanding success. |
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| MARCEA GUSTAFSON |
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| Marcea taught primary school for 14 years in the USA and became a Critical Skills Master Teacher in 1993. In 2000 she left the classroom to become Director of the Critical Skills Programme (Education By Design) at Antioch New England Graduate School. While there she greatly expanded her experience in applying CSP to high school, senior management, higher education and school change process. She began travelling to the UK in 2001 and in 2004 moved permanently to the UK where she now leads CSP training throughout the country. |
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| PIPPA LESLIE |
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| Pippa initially worked in Early Years and Primary settings as a classroom teacher and in a Senior Leadership role. During this time she developed a particular interest in learning preferences and thinking skills methodologies. She currently works as a Learning and Teaching Consultant for Cumbria Children’s Services and nationally as a CPD and in-service provider. Over the last seven years Pippa has developed her practice at all phases. In addition to the facilitation of CPD she works with clusters of nurseries, schools, FE colleges and community organisations to develop and embed innovative programmes which support emotionally resilient approaches to learning at all phases. |
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| DI PARDOE |
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| Di has more than 20 years’ teaching experience, from Foundation to KeyStage 3. She has been a deputy headteacher in a large primary school, an advisory teacher for assessment with Bristol LEA, and has led teacher and support staff CPD for many years. Until recently she was a Learning Coach working with the Success@E.I.C. Action Zone in Bristol. She currently works part-time for Bristol LA and part-time as an independent speaker and trainer. Di’s first book, Towards Successful Learning, was published by Network Educational Press in 2005. |
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Maggie Clark, Programme Manager, Scotland
tel: 07969 172336 email: maggie@criticalskills.co.uk
Jo Morrison, Programme Manager, England and Channel Isles
tel: 07960 116699 email: jo@criticalskills.co.uk
Pippa Leslie, Programme Manager, England and Channel Isles
tel: 01539 561931 email: pippa@criticalskills.co.uk
Andrew Pearce, Programme Manager, Wales & Website Community Manager
tel: 07950 554200 email: andrew@criticalskills.co.uk
Maria Hybszer, Programme Administrator
tel: 07854 414512 email: maria@criticalskills.co.uk
Pete Fox, Programme Consultant
email: pete@criticalskills.co.uk
Colin Weatherley, Programme Consultant
tel: 01620 842729 email: colin@criticalskills.co.uk
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