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Curriculum Podcasts Review 

Podcast 52: How Do Organisations Support Schools?

23rd June 201930th June 2019 Joshua McGovern 476 Views 1 Comment #100women, #TTkit100Women, ABM, Apprenticeships, budget, Electric Vehicles, engineering, Facilities management, Facilities Manager, flexible working, Gender, Governor, Industry, JEEP, Junior Engineering Engagement Programme, Justine Salmon, Parenting, Perceptions, Podcasts, Police, Product Review, School Support, Skills, Stereotype, Student Accommodation, Youth Training Scheme, YTS

Reading Time: 1 minute How do organisations support school infrastructure and students’ apprenticeships?

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DfE Politics Research 

“I Will Visit Any School” says Nick Gibb MP

23rd June 201922nd June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1167 Views 0 Comments All Saints, BBC, Charlie Stayt, Department for Education, Elliot Hudson, FOI, Freedom Of Information, Great Yarmouth Academy, John Cabot, King Edward, Lloyds, Minister for School Standards, Ofsted, Patchway, Pimlico Academy, School Visits, St. Stephens, Television, Woodkirk

Reading Time: 3 minutes Which schools has Nick Gibb MP visited in his role as Minister for School Standards?

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Leadership Policies Politics 

Pupil Premium Interventions

20th June 201920th June 2019 David Howe 1260 Views 0 Comments Disadvantage, discrimination, Expectations, Interventions, Ofsted, poverty-proofing, prejudice, Pupil Premium, Quality First Teaching, Sir John Dunford

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we meet the needs of pupil premium students?

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Curriculum Ofsted Teaching and Learning 

Curriculum Questions for Intent, Implementation and Impact

17th June 201923rd June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 2812 Views 0 Comments Curriculum, Curriculum Plans, destination, EBacc, eSafety, Evaluation, Impact, Implementation, Intent, lesson plans, MER, middle leaders, Monitoring, Ofsted, PSHE, Schemes of Work, Sixth Form, STEM, timetables, Timetabling

Reading Time: 3 minutes You’ve got your curriculum plans all mapped out for the year ahead, so now what?

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International Resources Review 

Understanding and Teaching Refugees, Migration and Asylum

17th June 201917th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 950 Views 0 Comments Asylum, citizenship, eLearning, Flipped Classroom, language, Lesson planning, Migrants, Migration, planning, Product Review, PSHE, Refugee Week 2019, refugees, Stateless People, The UN Refugee Agency, UNCHR, Video

Reading Time: 2 minutes How can schools raise awareness and understanding of refugees, migration and asylum seekers?

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Leadership Students Teaching and Learning 

Teaching With The Classroom Next Door In Mind …

16th June 201916th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1183 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, consistency, decision making, Difficult Conversations, Diluted Drinks, Experienced Teacher, leadership, Mark-Plan-Teach, Newly Qualified Teacher, Orange Juice, Routines, sugar, Teaching and Learning, wisdom, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can teachers support one another without doing more work?

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Leadership Teaching and Learning Video 

13 Questions: Leadership Habits or Bad Science?

16th June 201914th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1127 Views 0 Comments American Scientific Association, Appraisal, ASA, Attrition, Bad Science, Barak Rosenshine, Conference, Google Scholar, Grading Schools, leadership, Lesson gradings, LGfL, London Grid for Learning, Measures of Effective Teaching, Meetings, Mental Health, Michael Gove, Ofsted Banners, Performance Management, Performance-related pay, Professor Rob Coe, Special Measures, Teacher Mental Health, teaching and learning policy, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes What can we do to support teachers in all schools and how will you influence the narrative?

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International Podcasts Research 

Podcast 51 – Teacher Ethics, Burnout and Demoralisation

15th June 201917th June 2019 Joshua McGovern 1075 Views 0 Comments #TTkit100Women, Academia, America, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Curriculum, Demoralized, Doris A. Santoro, Education Policy, ethics, Gender, higher education, Maine, Philosophy, Principled Resistance, Research, School Funding, Sexuality, social-media, Teaching and Learning, USA, Women in Education, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes Are teachers demoralised or burnt out, and why do teachers have a reluctance to say ‘no’?

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Exams Students Teaching and Learning 

Eat, Sleep, Revise, Repeat: Part 3

13th June 201913th June 2019 David Lowbridge-Ellis 880 Views 0 Comments Assessment, cognitive load, Cognitive Science, drink, Dual Coding, Equality, Exams, food, Habits, how to revise, Modelling, Nudge Theory, parental engagement, Philip Larkin, retrieval practice, Revision, self-quizzing, Sleep, stationery

Reading Time: 4 minutes How can we help students prepare for exams more effectively?

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Leadership Policies Politics 

Prime Minister: Teachers, Who Would You Vote For?

12th June 201914th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 931 Views 0 Comments Boris Johnson, Britain, Cocaine, conservative, Damian Hinds, DBS, Dominic Raab, Education Reform, Election, England, Esther McVey, Justine Greening, King James Bible, LBC, Male Sexual Abuse, Michael Gove, MP, Nicky Morgan, Prime Minister, Sexual Abuse

Reading Time: 5 minutes Who would you vote for: Michael Gove or Boris Johnson?

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International Job Hunting Workload 

Teaching In The United Arab Emirates

11th June 201912th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1412 Views 0 Comments Attrition, British Forces School, Deane Marwa, Dubai, Dubai School Inspection Bureau, Germany, Jennie Burke, JESS Dubai, Jumeirah English Speaking School, KHDA, Knowledge and Human Development Authority, Ministry Of Defence, Ministry of Education, OECD, Ofsted, Pisa, School Inspections, Switzerland, UAE, United Arab Emirates, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes What can we learn from British teachers who move to teach in the United Arab Emirates?

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Curriculum Resources Review 

Teaching Pupils About The Realities Of Work

10th June 20197th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1039 Views career development, Careers, careers advice, Communication, Creativity, Curriculum, digital skills, Employability, Employment, Entrepreneurial, Feeding Britain’s Future, Gatsby, IGD, Industry, leadership, lesson plans, Product Review, Resources, Skills, STEM, teacher templates, teamwork

Reading Time: 2 minutes How easy is it to link careers to the curriculum?

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Coaching Leadership Teaching and Learning 

Talk Up Teaching

9th June 20199th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 924 Views 3 Comments assumptions, Bad Science, grading lessons, Learning Walks, middle leader, Observations, Reception, Reliable, silly, Teaching and Learning, Tom Sherrington

Reading Time: 3 minutes Why do teachers and schools impose silly ideas on one other?

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Behaviour Research Teaching and Learning 

English Schools: What ‘Behaviour Crisis’?

9th June 20197th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1331 Views 0 Comments ban, Banning, Behaviour, Behaviour Crisis, Centre for Economic Performance, crisis, Education Endowment Foundation, EEF, Exclusions, Internal Exclusion, Isolation, Isolation Rooms, Mental Health, Mobile Phones, No Excuses, SEND, Zero Tolerance

Reading Time: 5 minutes What does the latest research say about zero-tolerance, isolation and banning mobile phones?

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Podcasts Teaching and Learning Technology 

Podcast 50: Does Money Buy You A Better Education?

8th June 20194th June 2019 Joshua McGovern 703 Views 0 Comments #TTkitPodcast, APP, Army, attendance, Australia, Behaviour, business, Coding, Economics, leadership, Management Information System, Mark Woodland, Military, Our Xplor, Podcast, Product Development, Punctuality, Rota, Salaries, Soldier

Reading Time: 1 minute What does childcare, working in the Australian army and developing a school management information all have in common?

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Psychology Students Teaching and Learning 

4 Things Teachers Need To Do To Communicate Better

6th June 20196th June 2019 Dan Hallsworth 1158 Views 0 Comments champion, Communication, faith, Non Verbal Communicaiton, non-verbal communication, positive messages, praise, Self-Esteem, Semiotics, Signals, smile, smiling, the power of yet, Verbal Communication

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we improve our communication skills?

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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Make The Most Of Modelling

5th June 20195th June 2019 Hanna Beech 911 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, Barak, Barak Rosenshine, concept, Feedback, instructions, live modelling, Marking and Feedback, metacognition, Modelling, outcomes, self-confidence

Reading Time: 1 minute How often do you model learning to pupils?

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