Curriculum Mental Health Podcasts 

Podcast 26: How Should We Approach The Curriculum?

22nd September 201823rd September 2018 Joshua McGovern 342 Views 0 Comments #100vote, #suffrage100, #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Behaviour, Body Image, character, Curriculum, Girlguiding National Attitudes Survey, Interview, Mental Health, Natasha Devon MBE, National Curriculum, Podcast, positive body image, role model, Wellbeing

How should we approach the curriculum?

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Assessment Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

Teaching Ideas To Bin: Marking By Frequency And Colour

25th August 201824th August 2018 John Dabell 807 Views 0 Comments Assessment, colour coding, Feedback, frequency, Marking, Marking Policy, whole school policy

Do you mark by frequency and colour?

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Curriculum Students Teaching and Learning 

What Jobs Are We Preparing Children For?

15th August 201817th August 2018 Lynn How 1254 Views 6 Comments adaptability, ajzen, bandura, career, future, jobs, self-efficacy, world economic forum

How can we prepare our pupils for the jobs of the future?

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Behaviour Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

Educational Fad: Collaborative Learning

8th July 20188th July 2018 John Dabell 1240 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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Curriculum Review Students 

Preparing Your Students For Successful Futures

2nd July 20182nd July 2018 Holly Gardner 1151 Views business, company programme, e-commerce, Product Review, student company, Young Enterprise

Are you preparing your students for life beyond education?

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Curriculum Research Teaching and Learning 

Word Gaps: 5 Strategies To Boost Vocabulary

25th June 201825th June 2018 Helen Sharpe 1724 Views 3 Comments 5-a-day reading challenges, Chris Curtis, Doug Lemov, Jane Harley, language poverty, life chances, Oxford Language Report, tiered reading, Vocabulary Action Plan, word gap, words

What strategies can we use to improve vocabulary?

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Assessment Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

Educational Fad: The Three-Part Lesson

24th June 201829th June 2018 John Dabell 1013 Views 0 Comments deep learning, force feeding, lesson ingredients, Middles, Ofsted, Plenaries, pressure, recipe learning, starters

Do your lessons follow a recipe?

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Curriculum Seasonal Teaching and Learning 

5 Quick And Easy Ideas For Outside Learning

16th June 201816th June 2018 Ann-Marie 1150 Views 1 Comment Continued Professional Development, Early Learning Goals, Early Years, Key Stage 1, Lesson planning, Outside Classroom Day, outside learning, play, Summer, Summer Term, sun cream

How can we make the most of learning outside?

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Curriculum Parenting 

How Parents Can Support Their Children With Homework

14th May 201814th May 2018 Alice England 1528 Views 0 Comments home-school links, Homework, Parents

How can parents help children with their homework?

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Curriculum International Teaching and Learning 

What If #Kunskapsskolan Happened in English Schools?

13th May 201813th May 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1702 Views 0 Comments Assessment, Coaching, Curriculum, Examinations, Exclusions, Kunskapsskolan, Mental Health, Now Teach, Personalised Learning, SATs, Structures, Sweden, Testing, The Knowledge School

Every teacher knows what’s best for children, so why aren’t we doing it?

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Curriculum Parenting 

Homework: From Chore To Positive Learning Experience

8th May 20183rd May 2018 Alice England 1019 Views 0 Comments flipped learning, Homework, homework policy, Huffington Post, Michele Kambolis, Parents, Project Based Learning, Revision

Can we use homework as a force for good?

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Curriculum Review 

5 Videos To Encourage Active Learning

2nd May 201818th May 2018 Holly Gardner 1485 Views active learning, BBC, Competition, dancing, Fred the Red, free resources, Grammar, Literacy, Manchester United, Maths, measurement, numeracy, Premier League, Product Review, Punctuation, singing, Super Movers, times tables, Videos

How can you get your students active whilst learning?

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CPD Curriculum Research 

Research Myth 12: We Don’t Need To Teach Facts

1st April 20187th April 2018 John Dabell 1475 Views 2 Comments 21st century skills, Daisy Christodoulou, Education, Google, Knowledge, Myths, Parents and Teachers for Excellence, Schools, self-educate, teaching

Is it a myth that teachers do not need to teach knowledge anymore?

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Curriculum Podcasts Writing 

Podcast 14: Adisa The Poet

23rd March 201818th July 2018 Iesha Small 862 Views 1 Comment adisa the poet, adisa the verbaliser, arts council, Creative Writing, Creativity, cycling, drama, English, Malcolm Gladwell, poetry, Storytelling, Tour De France, Workload, workshop

Why should teachers nurture their personal creativity?

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CPD Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

12 Tips For Teaching Out Of Your Specialism

20th March 201820th March 2018 Amy Chadderton 2050 Views 1 Comment comfort zone, confidence, Coursework, CPD, Exams, expertise, Futurelearn, honesty, International Baccalaureate, Mastery, specialism, subject knowledge

How do you teach a subject that’s not your specialism?

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