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Making Change Stick: The Art and Science of School Improvement
by Dr James Mannion
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TRAILER - Introducing Making Change Stick: The Art and Science of School Improvement
October 22, 2026 · 8 minGreat ideas don’t improve schools. Implementation does. Welcome to Making Change Stick – the podcast for educators who want to turn good ideas into lasting improvement. Hosted by Dr James Mannion, author of Making Change Stick, this…
About the show
What proportion of school change initiatives actually improve outcomes in a lasting way? The answer is shockingly low – and it’s not for want of trying. In Making Change Stick: The Art and Science of School Improvement, Dr James Mannion – former teacher, school leader and Cambridge researcher – combines research-informed implementation know-how with the lived experience of educators leading change in schools. Expect practical tools, honest reflections (warts and all!) and inspiring stories from teachers and school leaders. For anyone who wants their next initiative to work – and then to stick!