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Assessment Resources Teaching and Learning 

Don’t Be Afraid Of Live Modelling

20th November 201819th November 2018 David Lowbridge-Ellis 137 Views 0 Comments Andy Tharby, Assessment, Corrections, Direct Instruction, display, exam responses, live modelling, Mistakes, Modelling, Rosenshine, Shaun Allison, success criteria, technology, Visualiser, whiteboard, Writing

How can you confidently implement live modelling in your classroom?

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Behaviour Policies Students 

The Exclusion Debate

19th November 201820th November 2018 Sian Edwards 281 Views 0 Comments alternative provision, Anne Longfield, child-centred, Children's Commisioner, Connexions, county lines, Department of Education, Exclusions, Gangs, off rolling, Parents, Progress 8, Pupil Referral Unit, Tom Bennett

Is excluding a child really the right answer?

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CPD Mental Health Teaching and Learning 

#1minCPD: Banish Gender Stereotypes

19th November 201819th November 2018 Hanna Beech 266 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, behaviours, emotional health, Expectations, Gender, International Men's Day, language, male, Male Teachers, Men, Mental Health, November, sexism, stereotypes, Stigma, Suicide

Did you know suicide is the biggest killer of men under 45?

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Blogging Parenting Students 

A Boy Called Freddie …

18th November 201819th November 2018 @TeacherToolkit 458 Views 2 Comments Admissions, Blogging, child development, Childhood, development, Family, Freddie McGill, growth, Nick Gibb, Parenting, Parents, Paretning, Premature, Premature babies, Premature Birth, Prematurity, redundancy, Special Educational Needs, Summer Born, World Prematurity Day

Do you know how this website started?

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International Publication Research 

What Do The British Public Think About Teachers?

18th November 201813th November 2018 @TeacherToolkit 439 Views 2 Comments British Public, Finland, Gloabl Teacher Status Index, OECD, Performance Management, Pisa, Salary, Singapore, status, Teacher Index, Teacher Status, teachers, teaching, The Varkey Foundation, United Kingdom, Working Hours, Workload

What is the status of teachers in the United Kingdom?

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Coaching Competition Podcasts 

Podcast 33: What Was It Like To Play In London 2012?

17th November 201816th November 2018 Joshua McGovern 235 Views 0 Comments #100suffrage, #100vote, #100women, azania stewart, basketball, commonwealth games, eurobasket qualification, olympics, Team GB

How can playing a sport get you a free education?

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Pastoral Resources Students 

Book Review: The Pupil Premium

16th November 201816th November 2018 Rob Higgins 415 Views 0 Comments achievement gap, Book Review, cultural capital, disadvantaged schools, disadvantaged students, Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), Marc Rowland, opportunity, Pupil Premium, Sir John Dunford, vulnerable learners

What’s next on your reading list?

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CPD Students Teaching and Learning 

Finding Time To Innovate

15th November 201815th November 2018 James Manwaring 412 Views 0 Comments Innovation, metacognition, productivity, Relationships, That Boy Can Teach, time-management, work schedule, Workload

Are you too busy to innovate?

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CPD Leadership Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: How To Pitch A New Idea

14th November 201814th November 2018 Hanna Beech 370 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, Ideas, initiative, leadership, light bulb moment, Mark, new idea, Plan, Research, senior leadership team, SLT, Teach, tried and tested

How can you sell a sparkly new idea?

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Mental Health Psychology Teaching and Learning 

4 Ways To Promote Kindness in The Classroom

13th November 20181st November 2018 Adrian Bethune 890 Views 1 Comment Charles Darwin, Christopher L. Kukk, evolution, Good Deed Feed, kindness, Random Act Of Kindness, survival of the fittest, survival of the kindest, Values

How can we encourage more kindness in our classrooms?

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Policies Staff Well Being Workload 

Email Protocol For Schools

12th November 201811th November 2018 Phil Naylor 647 Views 3 Comments Acas, digital detox, Dr Emma Russell, Email, email protocol, inbox, Kingston University London, Mental Health, Parenting, Pavlovian, Wellbeing, Workload

Are teachers a slave to emails?

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Curriculum Students Teaching and Learning 

8 Tips For Talking About Sex and Relationships

12th November 201811th November 2018 Laura George 373 Views 0 Comments British Medical Journal, chil protection, Life skills, Mental Health, PSHE, PSHE Association, Risk, risky behaviour, Safeguarding, Sex and Relationship Education, sex-positive, sexual health, Wellbeing

How do you teach children about sex and relationships?

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Interview Leadership Policies 

Toxic Headteacher: When A Bully Plays With Your Career

11th November 201811th November 2018 A Teacher 1002 Views 10 Comments Capability, challenge, manipulative, Ofsted, opposition, Performance Management, Policies, politics, Power, references, Settlement Agreement, teaching unions, toxic schools, Union, Wellbeing, Workload

What happens when the education system lets you down?

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Mental Health Psychology Staff Well Being 

Are You Sabotaging Your Own Wellbeing?

11th November 201810th November 2018 John Dabell 714 Views 0 Comments burnout, business, Education Support Partnership, Julian Stanley, Pub, social life, social-media, Stephen Tierney, Stress, talking shop, Teacher Wellbeing Index 2018, Twitter, Wellbeing

Does talking shop mess with our mental health?

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Curriculum Podcasts Politics 

Podcast 32: Does Your Curriculum Meet All Pupils’ Needs?

10th November 201812th November 2018 Joshua McGovern 514 Views 0 Comments #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Alperton Community School, Andria Zafirakou, Art, Brent, Cypriot, EBacc, English Baccalaureate, Global Teacher Prize, Greek, Greek Cypriot, London, Marylebone School for Girls, Multicultural, oprah winfrey, Parents' Evening, Textiles, The Arts, The Queen, Vegetarian

What does the Global Teacher Prize Winner say about the English Baccalaureate?

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