Behaviour Psychology 

Is Popular Culture Destroying Mental Health And Wellbeing?

28th July 201820th July 2018 Nick Burton 1130 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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Mental Health Psychology Seasonal 

7 Planning Tips For September Readiness

9th July 20189th July 2018 Anna Wells 2024 Views 1 Comment Autumn term, Curriculum, New Term, organisation, planning, preparation, readiness, September, Summer Holidays

What can we do to get ready for September?

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Psychology Research Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Teaching With Memory In Mind

4th July 20188th July 2018 Hanna Beech 965 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, Benedict Carey, Daniel Willingham, David Didau, Memory, Retention, Robert Bjork

What memory techniques can we share with students?

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Behaviour Psychology Social Media 

How To Spot Cognitive Dissonance In Schools?

30th June 20181st July 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1419 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 1751 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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Psychology Resources Teaching and Learning 

Improving Your Classroom Environment

9th June 201810th June 2018 James Manwaring 1411 Views 0 Comments chairs, Classroom, Classroom Management, Classroom Walls, Desk, desks, displays, ecosystem, environment, Learning, Music, Music teaching, technology

How can you improve your students’ learning environment?

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Psychology Research Teaching and Learning 

Metacognition: Thinking Deeply About Learning

28th April 201828th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1637 Views 4 Comments Alex Quigley, Cognition, concepts, Differentiation, Education Endowment Foundation, evaluate, Independent Learning, Knowledge, metacognition, Monitor, Plan, Self-regulation, Skills

How can teachers get pupils to think about their own learning?

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Mental Health Pastoral Psychology 

10 Ways To Help Students With Anxiety

17th April 201817th April 2018 Helen Woodley 1963 Views 4 Comments Anxiety, Behaviour, CAMHS, Children And young people's Mental Health Services, Health, Mental Health, mind, personalised approach, post-traumatic stress disorder, The Mental Health Foundation, Wellbeing, wellness, Widgit

How can we help children feel less stressed?

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Psychology Staff Well Being Teaching and Learning 

The Power Of Perhaps To Improve Decision-Making

4th April 20187th April 2018 James Manwaring 1280 Views 0 Comments awareness, challenge, experiment, investigate, mistake-making, opportunities, perhaps, status quo, teaching strategies, trial and error

How could we all embrace the power of ‘Perhaps’ and become better at decision-making?

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Psychology 

5 Things That Motivate Teachers

26th February 201819th February 2018 James Manwaring 2322 Views 4 Comments children, Classroom, colleagues, environment, motivation, School Blues, Students, teamwork, welling

Is it impossible to motivate teachers?

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Podcasts Psychology Technology 

100 Years, 100 Women: Priya Lakhani OBE

6th February 201818th July 2018 Holly Gardner 1383 Views 2 Comments #TTkit100Women, #vote100, augmented reality, CENTURY Tech, EdTech, feminism, girls, machine learning, Podcast, Priya Lakhani, robots, women, working AI

How do you encourage girls into STEM education?

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CPD Psychology 

#1MinCPD: Wellbeing Haven

24th January 20185th May 2018 Hanna Beech 1657 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, Behaviour, golden gratitude, golden moments, Modelling, optimism, Psychology, Well being, wellness

Have you had any golden moments lately?

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Psychology Staff Well Being 

Let’s Ban The Word BUSY!

16th January 201814th February 2018 James Manwaring 2381 Views 7 Comments achievement, Anat Keinan, Behaviour, lifestyle, Neeru Paharia, productivity, Relationships, Silvia Bellezza, That Boy Can Teach, time-management, work schedule, Workload

How busy are you?

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Psychology Research Teaching and Learning 

Why Learning Is More Than Cognition

28th December 201727th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 2945 Views 0 Comments Anxiety, attention, British Psychological Society, Cognition, David Putwain, Edge Hill University, Education, Jonathan Firth, language, Learning, Marc Smith, Memory, planning, Problem Solving, Psychology, Psychology in the Classroom, Reinhard Pekun, Schools, teaching, text anxiety, The Emotional Learner, University of Munich, Wellbeing

Is learning more than thinking?

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Behaviour Psychology Teaching and Learning 

Great Expectations: The Pygmalion Effect

31st October 201730th October 2017 @TeacherToolkit 5706 Views 3 Comments Behaviour, Education, Expectations, GL Assessment, Golem effect, Lenore Jacobsen, Progress, Pygmalion effect, Robert Rosenthal, School, Self-fulfilling prophecy, teaching, The Lost Middle

Can a teacher’s expectations make or break progress?

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