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Podcast 50: Does Money Buy You A Better Education?

8th June 20194th June 2019 Joshua McGovern 583 Views 0 Comments #TTkitPodcast, APP, Army, attendance, Australia, Behaviour, business, Coding, Economics, leadership, Management Information System, Mark Woodland, Military, Our Xplor, Podcast, Product Development, Punctuality, Rota, Salaries, Soldier

Reading Time: 1 minute What does childcare, working in the Australian army and developing a school management information all have in common?

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Driving Student Engagement With Augmented Reality

17th January 201817th January 2018 Holly Gardner 2731 Views APP, AR, augmented reality, Coding, EdTech, engaged learners, engagement, free app, innovative, metraverse, mobile phone, Pokémon go, smartphone camera, Virtual Reality

Reading Time: 2 minutes Can you create a Pokémon Go experience in your classroom?

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Assessment Behaviour Technology

How Do You Measure ‘Grit?’

26th April 201724th April 2017 Anna Wells 4167 Views 0 Comments APP, Behaviour, Coaching, confidence, credit, Grit, performance, Resilience, soft skills, technology, www.lengo.it

Reading Time: 3 minutes Can technology really help to measure ‘soft’ skills?

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Parenting Review

Communicating With Parents

18th January 201723rd January 2017 Holly Gardner 5915 Views APP, Communication, Mobile Phones, Parenting, Parents, Piota, Product Review, Text Alert

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can schools improve communication with parents?

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25 Years of Teaching Fads and Bad Educational Science

10th July 20168th January 2019 @TeacherToolkit 133016 Views 73 Comments APP, Assessing Pupil Progress, Brain Gym, Chinese Teaching, Fads, Gimmicks, Group Work, Hearsay, iPads, Learning Styles, Lollypop Sticks, Middles, Myths, Plenaries, PLTS, Progressive, Starter Activity, Teacher Talk, Textbooks, Traditional, Triple Marking, Verbal Feedback Stamps, Zero Tolerance

Reading Time: 9 minutes Over the past three decades, what fads do you think teachers have wasted their time doing the most?

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Notes On The Front Line

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Notes From The Front Line by @DebraKidd

15th February 201526th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 5093 Views 9 Comments Al Gore, APP, Civitas, Clerk To Governors, Crown House Publishing, Daisy Chirstodoulou, Daniel Willingham, Debra Kidd, E.D. Hirsch, EdReform14, George Lakoff, GERM, Global Education Reform Movement, Manifesto, OECD, Ofsted, Pasi Sahlberg, Pearsons, Progressive, Robert Peal, Russell Group, Sir Tim Brighouse, Teach First, Traditionalist

Reading Time: 11 minutes This blog is a thorough review of @DebraKidd‘s first book, Notes From The Front Line.

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