Behaviour Policies Students 

The Exclusion Debate

19th November 201820th November 2018 Sian Edwards 271 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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Behaviour CPD Students 

10 Behaviour Management Tips For Children With ADHD

5th November 201825th October 2018 Daisy-May Lewis 1057 Views 0 Comments ADD, ADHD, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, behaviour management, Clever Classrooms, disability, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, fidget spinners, Relationships, Self-regulation

How much do you know about ADHD?

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Behaviour Leadership Students 

11 Behaviour Management Tips

30th October 201825th October 2018 Phil Naylor 1439 Views 2 Comments authority, behaviour for learning, behaviour management, boundaries, Creating a Culture, Doug Lemov, Relationships, Routines, rules, Teach Like a Champion, Tom Bennett, Well being

How can we maintain good standards of behaviour?

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Behaviour CPD Workload 

CPD Picks of the Week

4th October 20185th October 2018 Holly Gardner 652 Views 0 Comments #TTkitCPD, Art Shimamura, CPD, Memory, National Education Union, TES, University College London Institute of Education, Workload, World Smile Day, World Teachers' Day

What have you missed off your reading list this week?

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Behaviour Parenting Pastoral 

Building Good Relationships With Parents

15th September 201814th September 2018 Hayden Reynolds 1307 Views 2 Comments Behaviour, Guardian, Parents, parents' evenings, phone call, Pivotal Education, reputation, Students, team work

How can you get off to the best start with parents?

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Behaviour Research Students 

The Demotivating Effect of Retrospective Awards

9th September 20189th September 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1474 Views 1 Comment Assemblies, attendance, Awards, Behaviour, Carly D., Cash Rewards, Certificates, Harvard Kennedy School, Jana Gallus, Money, Monica G. Lee, motivation, Reward Assemblies, robinson, The Demotivating Effect, The Institute for Effective Education, Todd Rogers

Does school attendance awards [or reward assemblies] have a positive or negative impact?

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Behaviour NQTs Teacher Training 

Behaviour Management For NQTs: Term 1

30th August 201831st August 2018 Sian Edwards 2586 Views 4 Comments behaviour management, Bill Rogers, Bonnie P. Murray, Newly Qualified Teacher, Paul Dix, positive behaviour management, routine, stop look and listen

Do you need strategies for managing behaviour?

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Behaviour Resources Teaching and Learning 

Promoting Positive Behaviours Using Positivity And Praise

29th August 201829th August 2018 Daniel Sobel 1171 Views 1 Comment Behaviour, behaviour management, Classroom Management, inclusion, inclusion expert, planning, positivity, praise, Special Educational Needs, target setting

Could you manage behaviour through positivity?

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Behaviour Psychology 

Is Popular Culture Destroying Mental Health And Wellbeing?

28th July 201820th July 2018 Nick Burton 1317 Views 2 Comments bad language, Behaviour, consoles, copy cat behaviour, Love Island, play, role models, tech, technology, video games, violence, Wellbeing, world cup

What effect is popular culture having on our children?

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Behaviour Parenting Seasonal 

When 13 Weeks Holiday Just Isn’t Enough!

25th July 201825th July 2018 Martin Curtis 1866 Views 1 Comment Absence, attendance, Disneyland, expense, High Court, holidays, Jon Platt, Parenting, price, Scotland, Spain, term-time holidays.

Should children be allowed term-time holidays?

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Behaviour Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

Educational Fad: Collaborative Learning

8th July 20188th July 2018 John Dabell 1488 Views 1 Comment Collaborative Learning, cooperative learning, Dylan Wiliam, Group Work, Research, Tom Bennett, Vickie Randall

How effective is collaborative learning?

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Behaviour Leadership Teaching and Learning 

Standing And Walking In Lines

7th July 20187th July 2018 Nick Burton 2383 Views 5 Comments ADHD, Behaviour, behaviour management, Classroom Management, corridors, Expectations, Health and Safety, inclusive, Lines, Safeguarding, safety, school buildings, tradition, transition, Values, Victorian

Is it time to stop telling our children to stand and walk in straight, quiet lines?

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Assessment Behaviour Teaching and Learning 

Educational Fad: Personal, Learning And Thinking Skills (PLTS)

1st July 201829th June 2018 John Dabell 989 Views 2 Comments Character Education, English Longitudinal Study of Ageing, Grit, John C. Maxwell, Life skills, Professor Andrew Steptoe, Resilience, teamwork, University College London

What life skills do children really need?

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Behaviour Psychology Social Media 

How To Spot Cognitive Dissonance In Schools?

30th June 20181st July 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1819 Views 1 Comment Absurd Absolute, Cognition, Cognitive, Cognitive Dissonance, Dilbert, Donald Trump, Mind Reader Hallucination, Ofsted, One Variable, Psychology, Scott Adams, Unspecific Doom Forecast, Verbal Cues, Word Salad

Are the things you are doing in your school, stupid?

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Behaviour Psychology Students 

10 Easy Behaviour Management Tips For Lesson Success

30th June 201830th June 2018 Daisy-May Lewis 2866 Views 1 Comment Behaviour, Classroom Management, Communication, consistency, Expectations, Parents, Paul Dix, positivity, priase, Relationships, Routines, unicef, visible kindness

What can we do to upgrade our behaviour management?

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