International Podcasts Research 

Podcast 51 – Teacher Ethics, Burnout and Demoralisation

15th June 201917th June 2019 Joshua McGovern 497 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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Behaviour Research Teaching and Learning 

English Schools: What ‘Behaviour Crisis’?

9th June 20197th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 867 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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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Make The Most Of Modelling

5th June 20195th June 2019 Hanna Beech 513 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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Policies Politics Research 

9 Questions I Would Like To Ask …

4th June 20194th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 534 Views 0 Comments Attrition, Cognition, Just Great Teaching, Ofsted, Pverty, Research, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 1 minute What would you like to research about education, so that you could make ‘teaching’ a better place?

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Psychology Research Teaching and Learning 

Believing In Learning Styles Is Detrimental

2nd June 20191st June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1054 Views 3 Comments American Psychological Association, ASA, Audio, educational beliefs, essentialism, kinaesthetic, Learning Styles, Myths, neuromyths, Priti Shah, Shaylene E. Nancekivell, Susan A. Gelman, University of Michigan, visual

Reading Time: 3 minutes What if I told you that teachers still believe in learning styles? Particularly at primary school level…

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Podcasts Recruitment Research 

Podcast 49: What Do Effective Teachers Do?

25th May 201924th May 2019 Joshua McGovern 713 Views 0 Comments Brookburn Primary School, bursaries, Economics, Freelance, Grammar Schools, Institute for Government, PhD, Policy, policymakers, Professor Becky Allen, Professor Simon Burgess, Research, Sam Sims, Spillover, Teacher Training, The Teacher Gap, Think Tank, UCL, working conditions, Workload

Reading Time: 1 minute What do effective teachers do and what are the benefits of pupils attending grammar schools?

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Research Teaching and Learning Video 

Does ‘Teacher Expectation’ Make A Difference?

23rd May 201921st May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 747 Views 4 Comments #30ClassroomIdeas, Behaviour, Collective Teacher Efficacy, Dr. Robert Rosenthal, Expectations, John Hattie, Lenore Jacobsen, outcomes, Pygmalion effect, Values, Visible Learning, Vision

Reading Time: 1 minute Does teacher expectation make a difference?

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Ofsted Policies Research 

The Evidence Against Ofsted Is Overwhelming!

20th May 201925th May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 666 Views 1 Comment accountability, Grading Schools, Institute for Social and Economic Research, Institute of Fiscal Studies, Ofsted, Parents, University College London, University of Bristol, University of Essex, University of Sussex

Reading Time: 2 minutes How do parents react to information about school quality when their children are already in schools?

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Assessment Exams Research 

(SPAG) Tests: Spelling, Punctuation And Grammar

14th May 201914th May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 620 Views 2 Comments Committee for Linguistics in Education, Department for Education, Grammar, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Lancaster University, Memory, National Curriculum, Punctuation, SATs, Testing, vocabulary, Willem B. Hollmann, Year 2

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are teachers supported by the Department for Education to deliver primary tests?

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Research Social Media Students 

Social Media has a ‘Tiny’ Effect on Teenagers

12th May 201911th May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 697 Views 3 Comments adolescents, Amy Orben, Andrew K. Przybylski, Doctorate, EdD, life satisfaction, longitudinal study, Mental Health, Oxford University, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, social-media, Teenagers, Tobias Dienlin

Reading Time: 3 minutes Do teenagers who use social media more than average have lower life satisfaction?

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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

Effective Teacher Professional Development

5th May 20194th May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1633 Views 0 Comments Cake, Coaching, Collaborative, CPD, Garet et al, Harry Fletcher-Wood, Jacob et al, Larkin et al, Sam Sims, Standards for Teacher Professional Development, Subject-Specific, Tea, Teacher Development Trust, Toothpaste

Reading Time: 5 minutes What do we know about the hallmarks of effective professional development?

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Ofsted Parenting Research 

What Are Parents’ Perceptions of OfSTED?

30th April 20192nd May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 701 Views 1 Comment Annual Parents Survey, Annual Survey, BAME, Black and Minority Ethnic, Childcare, childcare provider, Curriculum, Department for Education, Inspection, Office for National Statistics, Ofsted, Parent View, Parenting, Sampling, statistics, YouGov

Reading Time: 3 minutes What do parents think about our English state schools and how they are inspected?

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Mental Health Research Workload 

Does Personality Make You A Better Teacher?

28th April 201928th April 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1649 Views 0 Comments Attrition, burnout, Characteristics, Classroom Observations, conscientiousness, Educational Psychology Review, emotional stability, extraversion, Hattie, openess, Personality, Student Evaluation, Teacher effectiveness, Teacher Personality, World Bank Group

Reading Time: 2 minutes Does your personality make you are a more effective teacher?

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NQTs Research Teacher Training 

The Early Career Framework: A Thumbs-Up

9th April 20199th April 2019 Phil Naylor 962 Views 0 Comments Daniel Willingham, Dunlosky, Dylan Wiliam, Early Career Framework (ECF), Early Careers Framework, ITT, John Dunlosky, John Sweller, mentoring, NQT, observation, planning, PowerPoint, Recruitment, Research Schools, Retention, Sweller, Teachers' Standards

Reading Time: 4 minutes Why should we welcome the Early Career Framework (ECF)?

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Ofsted Publication Research 

The Future of Ofsted Inspections

7th April 20197th April 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1332 Views 1 Comment EDSK, Education and Skills, EIF 2019, grading lessons, Grading Schools, Inade, NAO, National Audit Office, Ofsted, Outstanding, Parents, Reliable, School Inspections, Think Tank, Tom Richmond, Valid, Workload

Reading Time: 5 minutes Does vague terminology from Ofsted cause considerable frustration for [parents,] teachers and school leaders?

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Exams Research Teaching and Learning 

Eat, Sleep, Revise, Repeat Part 2

1st April 20191st April 2019 David Lowbridge-Ellis 910 Views 1 Comment A levels, adenosine, Anxiety, blue light, caffeine, circadian rhythm, Coffee, cognitive load, Dreams, emotions, Examinations, Exams, GCSEs, Harvard, Health, jet lag, Memory, Mental Health, Mobile Phones, NHS, pupil wellbeing, Recall, retrieval, Revision, Revisions, SATs, Screen time, screentime, Sleep

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

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Policies Politics Research 

32 Think Tanks Every Teacher Should Know

30th March 201929th March 2019 @TeacherToolkit 2013 Views 0 Comments Adam Smith Institute, Bright Blue, Centre for Policy Studies, Chatham House, Civitas, Compass, Demos, Education Endowment Foundation, Education Policy, Hansard Society, Headteachers Roundtable, Institute for Government, Institute of Economic Affairs, IPPR, Joesph Rowntree Foundation, Legatum Institute, LKMco, New Schools Network, Policy, Policy Exchange, Policy Network, politics, Social Market Foundation, The Centre for Social Justice, The Education Foundation, The Fabian Society, The Royal Society of Arts, The Sutton Trust, Think Tank

Reading Time: 2 minutes Who are the think tanks that influence government policy and what influence do they have on education pedagogy?

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