#100Ideas hashtags


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Here are a list of all the new hashtags that feature in my book, 100 Ideas: Outstanding Lessons. If you have a copy, then this short article will make total sense. Bookmark it now, as a place of reference.

Challabing:

challabing, verb.

Definition: ‘to collaborate on the creation of a chapter or idea.’ Yes, that means you!

Photo Credit: origamidon via Compfight cc
Photo Credit: origamidon via Compfight cc

The hastags on offer:

For those that have purchased 100 Ideas, this table will serve as a useful summary, to read and use when sharing content and thoughts from various hashtags within the book. Use the table below as a reference tool when tweeting photos and resources for each idea.

For example, two weeks after publication, there have already been resources created by 2 or 3 teachers for Idea 56: TakeAwayHmk. These resources have already been tweeted; shared online with a photo and reincarnated. Take a look here.

If you find something you like, click on the hashtag to go live to read what everybody is talking about..

#100Ideas
Idea chapter: Title: Hashtag: Context: Further reading:
5 Monday morning mantra #100MMM Monday Morning Mantra.  Evolving hashtag
7 Corridor chaos #CorridorChaos Keeping bad aura out the classroom.
8 Get spiked! #GetSpiked Creating a learning buzz.
9 The 5 Minute Lesson Plan #5MinPlan Do I need to say anymore? http://bit.ly/5MinPlan
10 Smarter marking #SmartAss Saving time when marking…
11 Literateness #Literateness Teaching literacy (keywords).
12 Numeral Notions #YouDoTheMaths Teaching numeracy.
13 Don’t forget the gherkin #Gherkin That inspired moment.
15 Don’t drink and teach #TeaTeaching What if you were being observed? Established hashtag
16 The 7ePlan #7ePlan Stages of learning to aid lesson planning. http://bit.ly/More7ePlan
20 The 5 Minute Marking Plan #5MinMarkingPlan Speed up your marking! http://bit.ly/More5MinMarkingPlan
21 Covert press-ganging #CovertFeedback Undercover feedback. Evolving hashtag
22 Assertive acolytes #Acolytes Positive routines. Established hashtag
23 Dangerous taxation #CashForGrades Tax levy in return for grades and good behaviour. Established hashtag
24 #Bananas #Bananas Marking to inform lesson planning. Established hashtag
25 Bloom’s Post-it #PostIt Blooms taxonomy using Post-it notes. Established hashtag
26 SOLO #SOLO SOLO taxonomy explained. Established hashtag
28 The 5 Minute Marking Plan (part 2) #5MinMarkingPlan Two-way feedback. http://bit.ly/More5MinMarkingPlan
32 Beyond AfL #BAfL Peer instrcution; JiTT and questioning.
34 Pitch perfect #PitchPerfect Perfectly-pitched lesson planning. Established hashtag
35 What? Me! #WhatMe High expectations. Established hashtag
37 Incite #Incite Fostering relationships in the classroom. Established hashtag
39 So, what if? #WhatIfTeacher Allow students to lead their learning.
40 Sweat the small stuff #SsS Consistency.  Established hashtag
43 Padlocked #Padlocked Zero tolerance.  Established hashtag
46 Teaching behaviour: the ‘what’ #Behave One size does not fit all.  Established hashtag
47 Managing behaviour: the ‘why’ #Behave Plan thoughtfully and share your reasons.  Established hashtag
48 Modelling behaviour: the ‘how’ #Behave Practice what you preach  Established hashtag
49 Supporting behaviour: the ‘what if’ #Behave Strategies and actions.  Established hashtag
50 Fix that tie! #TieFix Accentuate the positive.
51 Every lesson, every day #OOHs One-off homeworks. Established hashtag
52 My greatest mistake #Mistakes Mistakes are welcome: re-drafting. Established hashtag
55 Spit it out! What? Why? How? #WWH Student reflection and feedback. Established hashtag
56 Takeaway homework #TakeAwayHmk On the spot homework allocation. Evolving hashtag
59 The jury is out #Order Homework postcodes.
61 Show off #ShowOff Outstanding criteria guidance
63 Pose pause pounce bounce #PPPB AfL questioning technique Read more here.
65 Robotic talk #RoboQs Embrace your inner robot!
66 Reducing teacher talk #TeacherTalk Strategies for reducing talk in the classroom. Read more here.
69 The ripple effect #PebbleDrop Positive ethos outside the classroom.
72 Triangulation #Triangulation Informed judgements. Established hashtag
73 Transfixed #Transfixed Capturing imagination. Established hashtag
74 Open classroom #OpenClassroom Open your door to the world! Resource here.
75 Building blocks #BuildingBlocks Meaningful feedback and marking. Established hashtag
77 Improving learning, not proving progress #20MinObs Progress over time. What is it? Evolving hashtag
78 Student Meet #StudentMeet A TeachMeet for students in your classroom. Established hashtag
79 Pedagogically speaking #Piaget Constructivisim – exisiting knowledge. Established hashtag
80 Breathe #Breathe Pit-stop meditation. Established hashtag
81 Hit and hope #HaH Thinking on your feet! Established hashtag
82 Desultory days #RandomRisks Go with the flow – natural progress. Evolving hashtag
83 Visualise! #Visualise Make memories stick! Established hashtag
85 Phew! #Phew Teacher exhasution strategies. Established hashtag
86 The 5 Minute Lesson Evaluation #5MinEval Review and reflect on lesson planning. Read more here.
87 Stickability #Stickability Make learning stick! Read more here. Evolving hashtag
88 Shush – the deadly sin #Shush Tackling low-level behaviour. Established hashtag
91 KISS #KISS Keep It Simple and Stupid. Established hashtag
94 NO EXCUSES! #NoExcuses A useful motto for Outstanding. Established hashtag
95 Shut Up! #ShutUp Inappropriate language. Established hashtag
97 Test your strength #StrongTeacher Are you hard enough? Evolving hashtag 
98 Bums on seats #Bummer Seating plans. Established hashtag
99 Blender #Blender Learning through various key methods. Established hashtag
100 Twitter for the classroom GetMeStarted #GetMeStarted A guide to setting up a classroom account. Established hashtag

Challabing:

challabing, verb.

Pronunciation: /t∫æ’læbɪŋ/
Etymology: chapter + collaborations
Definition: to collaborate on the creation of a chapter or idea.

The pronunciation is using IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet and with the help of my editors, we have used the characters from the IPA online.

I have worked out the word-pronunciation to be: /t∫æ’læbɪŋ

  • t∫ is the ‘ch’ sound in chapter
  • æ is the ‘a’ sound in cat
  • l is the ‘l’ sound in lima
  • b is the ‘b’ sound in bus
  • ɪ is the ‘i’ sound in interest
  • ŋ is the ‘ng’ sound at the end of sing

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