CPD Mental Health Students 

#1MinCPD: Children’s Mental Health

10th October 20189th October 2018 Hanna Beech 675 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, #WMHD2018, Communication, DAP, feelings, mental resilience, negative emotion, positive emotion, World Mental Health Day

How can you help children understand their feelings?

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Mental Health Resources Students 

How To Improve Our Children’s Mental Health

10th October 201810th October 2018 John Dabell 1223 Views 0 Comments Anna Freud, Manufactures and Commerce, Mental Health, mental illness, National Audit Office, Peter Fonagy, PSHE Association, Resilience, Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Schools in Mind network, The Education Policy Institute, The Mental Health Foundation, The World Health Organisation, World Mental Health Day

How do we positively engage children in talking about their mental health?

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Students Teaching and Learning Technology 

#1MinCPD: Supporting Dyslexia Learners

3rd October 20184th October 2018 Hanna Beech 805 Views 2 Comments #1minCPD, #dyslexiaawarenessweek, calculate, dictionary, Dyslexia, ICT, iPad, Literacy, Maths, Reading, SEN, Special Educational Needs, Spelling, Writing

How can you give dyslexia learners independence in the classroom?

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Review Students Technology 

How To Inject Your Classroom With Creativity

1st October 20181st October 2018 Holly Gardner 1102 Views adobe education, adobe spark, creative cloud app, Generation Z, Illustrator CC, Indesign CC, langley park girls school, Photoshop CC, Premiere Pro CC, Product Review

Can technology help unlock creativity?

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Assessment Students Workload 

Teaching Ideas To Bin: Data Drops

29th September 201829th September 2018 John Dabell 700 Views 2 Comments Assessment, Data, data drop, Fads, Formative Assessment, Gimmicks, Myths, Progress, Summative Assessment, target setting, Tom Sherrington, Workload

Is collecting data the biggest waste of teacher time?

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Podcasts Students Technology 

Podcast 27: Why Don’t We Let Children Lead Their Education?

29th September 201828th September 2018 Joshua McGovern 518 Views 1 Comment #TTkitPodcast, BETT 2018, BETT Show, Camilo José Cela University, Computing, Education Secretary, engagement, Interview, Learning, learning innovation, Madrid, Podcast, Professor Stephen Heppell, Secretary of State for Education, Self-regulation, Workload

Why don’t we allow pupils to lead their own education?

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Assessment Students Teaching and Learning 

Teaching Ideas To Bin: Work Scrutinies

22nd September 201822nd September 2018 John Dabell 1437 Views 8 Comments book-look, educational fads, Fads, Marking, Multi Academy Trust, Myths, Progress, Summative Assessment, work scrutinies

Are book-looks dangerous and unreliable?

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Students Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Remembering Pupils’ Names

17th September 20183rd October 2018 Hanna Beech 1033 Views 0 Comments name, New Term

Can you remember everyone’s names?

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Primary Staff Well Being Students 

How To Create A Happy Classroom

10th September 201810th September 2018 Adrian Bethune 2285 Views 6 Comments exercise, flow, happy, healthy, kindess, kindness week, mindfulness, Research, student wellbeing, the daily mile, three good things

Is your classroom a happy place?

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Behaviour Research Students 

The Demotivating Effect of Retrospective Awards

9th September 20189th September 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1113 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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Curriculum Students Teaching and Learning 

What Jobs Are We Preparing Children For?

15th August 201817th August 2018 Lynn How 1396 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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Policies Staff Well Being Students 

The Importance of Being Open In The Classroom

18th July 201819th July 2018 David Lowbridge-Ellis 1544 Views 7 Comments Bixexual, Gay, Lesbian, LGBTed, LGBTQ, misconception, Nick Gibb, Pansexual, Queer, role model, Transexual

Why do queer teachers not come out?

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Leadership Resources Students 

Resource: Special Educational Needs Governors Report

5th July 20187th July 2018 Daniel Sobel 1038 Views 0 Comments Data, ECHP, Governors, inclusion expert, Report, SENCo, SEND, Special Educational Needs

What should be in a SEND report to governors?

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Curriculum Review Students 

Preparing Your Students For Successful Futures

2nd July 20182nd July 2018 Holly Gardner 1309 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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Behaviour Psychology Students 

10 Easy Behaviour Management Tips For Lesson Success

30th June 201830th June 2018 Daisy-May Lewis 2112 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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