NQTs Research Teaching and Learning 

4 Essential Quick-Reads For New Teachers

24th May 201825th May 2018 Hayden Reynolds 2987 Views 3 Comments American Federation of Teachers, Barak Rosenshine, Ben Wright, cognitive load, Dunlosky, Dylan Wiliam, Emily Clements, John Dunlosky, Learning scientist, Martha Boyne, NQT, Research, Sweller, Twitter

Do you know what the research says makes a good lesson?

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Interview Job Hunting NQTs 

How To Apply For Your First Teaching Job – And Get It!

9th May 20183rd May 2018 Christina Brown 1056 Views 0 Comments 5 Minute Plan, job, job application, Job interview, NQT, PGCE, Recruitment

What can you do to secure your first teaching post?

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NQTs Teaching and Learning Video 

How Can Teachers Shift From Doing To Learning?

5th May 20185th May 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1868 Views 2 Comments #30ClassroomIdeas, 5 Minute Lesson Plan, 5MinPlan, Curriculum, Department for, Form Filling, initial teacher training, Lesson planning, Observations, Ofsted, planning, So Why Test?, Stickability

How can teachers move lesson planning from doing to learning?

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Behaviour NQTs Students 

Things I Wish I’d Known On My First Placement

14th February 20189th February 2018 Hollie Jones 1997 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, choice, conflict resolution, mentor, NQT, Paul Dix, PGCE, positivity, praise, reputation, RQT, Sanctions, standard, student placement

Why didn’t you tell me this before?

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NQTs Teacher Training Teaching and Learning 

Lesson Planning For Trainee Teachers

11th February 201811th February 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2659 Views 2 Comments activities, initial teacher training, ITT, Lesson, Lesson planning, Lesson Planning Traps, objectives, planning, Professional development, Resources, trainee, trainee teacher, University of Buckingham

How do you plan lessons?

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NQTs Teacher Training Teaching and Learning 

Detailed Lesson Planning

14th November 201713th November 2017 @TeacherToolkit 8923 Views 4 Comments Graded Lessons, initial teacher training, ITT, Lesson planning, mentor, mentoring, Newly Qualified Teacher, NQTs, Observations, Ofsted, planning, Tutor, Wellbeing, Workload

Should trainee teachers write detailed lesson plans?

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Leadership NQTs 

10 Tips For Working with TAs

3rd November 20174th November 2017 Helen Woodley 2998 Views 0 Comments co-teacher, Collaboration, leadership, Relationships, Respect, support, teaching assistants

How can NQTs develop good relationships with their TAs?

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NQTs 

5 Tips For NQTs: Reflect and Look Ahead

28th October 20174th November 2017 Claire Boyd 2609 Views 1 Comment Education, Learning, NQT, planning, Questioning, School, success, teaching, treat, Wellbeing

Have you reflected on your successes and thought about the term ahead?

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CPD NQTs 

CPD Picks Of The Week

5th October 20175th October 2017 Holly Gardner 1642 Views 0 Comments #ukedchat, Assemblies, BBC Education, CPD, Differentiation, GL Assessment, Literacy, news, NQTs, Parents, planning, Resilience, STEM, Teaching and Learning, The Guardian

Do you make enough time for your own development?

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Coaching NQTs Teacher Training 

NQT Mentoring: How to Build A Successful Relationship

17th September 201716th September 2017 Claire Boyd 4445 Views 0 Comments

What should you be thinking about as you start the year as a mentor of a Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT)? 

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NQTs Teacher Training Teaching and Learning 

10 Tips For New Teachers

11th September 201718th July 2018 John Dabell 2503 Views 3 Comments Behaviour, GL Assessment, label, lazy teachers, Newly Qualified Teachers, planning, play, School, SEN, teaching

What do you need to think about before welcoming your new class?

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NQTs Teacher Training Teaching and Learning 

5 Mistakes New Teachers Make

6th September 20176th September 2017 John Dabell 3075 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, blame, Daniel Pennac, duty of candour, Education, guilt, Mistakes, proud, School, Shouting, teaching, timing, Wellbeing

What are the common mistakes some new teachers make?

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NQTs Teacher Training 

10 Things NQTs Need To Discover

5th September 20176th September 2017 Beth Hartwell 2967 Views 0 Comments Admin Staff, Assessment Policy, Behaviour Policy, David Rogers, Education Endowment Foundation, Feedback, ICT, IT Support, Marking, Newly Qualified Teachers, NQTs, Rewards, SENCo, Teaching assistant, technology

What should new teachers ‘find out’ when they start working in a new school?

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NQTs Parenting 

Building Good Relationships With Parents

20th July 201720th July 2017 Hollie Anderton 5810 Views 3 Comments Collaboration, engagement, Home, Parents, partnership, Relationships, Seesaw, teamwork

How can we establish a good rapport with parents?

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NQTs Teaching and Learning 

12 Tips For Classroom Readiness

17th July 201716th July 2017 John Dabell 7436 Views 1 Comment diversity, Dyslexia, environment, Equality, learning spaces, learning zones, organisation, safe, secure, stereotypes

How do you set up your new classroom?

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