achievement

Psychology Research Staff Well Being 

5 Wellbeing Quick Wins

6th Dec 20184th Dec 2018 Will Swaithes 429 Views 0 Comments accountability, achievement, Dr John Ratey, Dr William Bird, exercise, Get Exam Fit, Health, Jez Rose, physical education, Prof Guy Claxton, Wellbeing, Workload, Youth Sport Trust

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we improve our wellbeing?

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Coaching Research Teaching and Learning 

What Happens When Teachers Get More Feedback?

16th Apr 201815th Apr 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1456 Views 0 Comments achievement, Coaching, Feedback, Institute of Education Sciences, observation, The Institute for Effective Education, US Department for Education

Reading Time: 2 minutes Does increased feedback have a positive impact on teachers’ classroom practice?

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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

Research Myth 10: Homework ‘Works’

18th Mar 201812th Mar 2018 John Dabell 2490 Views 1 Comment achievement, Alfie Kohn, Alice Keeler, Dylan Wiliam, Homework, Inequality, Matt Miller, Myths, OECD, Professor John Hattie, Research

Reading Time: 1 minute Does setting homework make a difference?

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Policies Politics Students 

The Real Disadvantage Gap In Our Schools

21st Jan 201821st Jan 2018 @TeacherToolkit 4296 Views 0 Comments @Edu_Historian, achievement, Algebra, attainment gap, Disadvantaged, Family, Home, Jack Schneider, Learning, Literacy, Magritte, Massachusetts, Money, poor, Progress, Pupil Premium, Reading, rich, scores, social mobility, socio-economic, Sommerville, Tests, the nook

Reading Time: 5 minutes Does having a family culture and structure at home, which aligns to the values of a school, equate to success?

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Psychology Staff Well Being 

Let’s Ban The Word BUSY!

16th Jan 201814th Feb 2018 James Manwaring 2764 Views 8 Comments achievement, Anat Keinan, Behaviour, lifestyle, Neeru Paharia, productivity, Relationships, Silvia Bellezza, That Boy Can Teach, time-management, work schedule, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes How busy are you?

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Review Technology 

Reduce Workload and Increase Motivation

27th Nov 201725th Nov 2017 @TeacherToolkit 5482 Views achievement, Achievement Points, Analysis, Badges, Behaviour, Ben Dunford, Data, Data Analysis, Detention, EdTech, Education, epraise, epraise.co.uk, Exeter, Homework, Intervention, Louise Dunford, MIS, Parents' Evening, Primary, Product Review, Rewards, Rewards System, School, Schools, Seating Chart, seating plan, secondary, Software, teacher, teaching, technology

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can teachers and schools reduce workload whilst increasing impact and student motivation?

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Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

The Homework Conundrum

8th Sep 20178th Sep 2017 Alice England 4689 Views 3 Comments A level, achievement, attainment, Duke University, Erika A Patall, Finland, flipped learning, GCSE, gradees, Harris Cooper, Homework, Jorgianne Civey Robinson, Texas, Time Magazine

Reading Time: 3 minutes What do we really expect of students when setting homework? And, should teachers set it at all?

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Behaviour Teacher Training 

Teacher’s Pets

15th May 201715th May 2017 John Dabell 3054 Views 0 Comments achievement, Education, Equality, fairness, favouritism, partiality, Professionalism, School, teacher's pet, teaching

Reading Time: 3 minutes Do you have ‘favourite’ pupils?

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Politics Teaching and Learning 

The Class Size Enigma

12th May 201712th May 2017 John Dabell 4339 Views 1 Comment @SchoolsWeek, achievement, Angela Rayner MP, class size, classsizematters.org, Education, Education Endowment Foundation, fullfact.org, Jeremy Corbyn, Leading Britain's Conversation LBC, Malcolm Gladwell, Nick Ferrari, Professor John Hattie, School, Sir, Sir Andrew Carter OBE, South Farnham School, standards, teaching, The Independent

Reading Time: 4 minutes Does class size matter?

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