Behaviour

Behaviour Ofsted Teaching and Learning 

Questions Ofsted Will Ask Parents

10th July 201910th July 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1659 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, behaviour management, data collection, Education Inspection Framework, EIF 2019, Homework, Ofsted, Parent View, Progress, School Inspection, Survey

Reading Time: 4 minutes Does ‘the school makes sure its pupils are well behaved?’, or ‘Does the school makes sure my child is well-behaved?’

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Leadership Students Teaching and Learning 

Teaching With The Classroom Next Door In Mind …

16th June 201916th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1367 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, consistency, decision making, Difficult Conversations, Diluted Drinks, Experienced Teacher, leadership, Mark-Plan-Teach, Newly Qualified Teacher, Orange Juice, Routines, sugar, Teaching and Learning, wisdom, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can teachers support one another without doing more work?

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Behaviour Research Teaching and Learning 

English Schools: What ‘Behaviour Crisis’?

9th June 20197th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1491 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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Podcasts Teaching and Learning Technology 

Podcast 50: Does Money Buy You A Better Education?

8th June 20194th June 2019 Joshua McGovern 811 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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Research Teaching and Learning Video 

Does ‘Teacher Expectation’ Make A Difference?

23rd May 201921st May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 984 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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Leadership Psychology Teaching and Learning 

15 Cognitive Biases Which Influence The Way You Think

19th May 201918th May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 3759 Views 1 Comment Anchoring Effect, Availability Heuristic, Bandwagon Effect, Behaviour, Belief Bias, Bystanders Uncertainty, Cognition, Cognitive, cognitive bias, Confirmation Bias, Courtesy Bias, Demotivating Effect, Gambler's Fallacy, Illusion Of Validity, Ostrich Effect, Pygmalion effect, Reactive Devaluation, Status Quo Bias

Reading Time: 4 minutes When it comes to making a good decision, how well-informed are you?

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Behaviour Leadership Pastoral 

Beyond The Gate And Youth Violence

17th May 201917th May 2019 Steve Warner 420 Views 0 Comments #beyondthegate, #knifefree, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE), Andrew Hall, Anne Longfield, Behaviour, Children's Commissioner, Collaboration, county lines, crime, data protection, Gangs, GDPR, information sharing, leadership, LEAs, Local Authority, school leaders, school leadership, violence, youth violence

Reading Time: 3 minutes What are the next steps in tackling youth violence?

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Behaviour NQTs Teaching Secrets 

Should New Teachers Teach Difficult Classes?

5th May 20195th May 2019 A Teacher 1784 Views 6 Comments Anxiety, Behaviour, behaviour management, Behaviour Policy, Headteacher, Mental Health, Newly Qualified Teacher, NQT, observation, Occupational Health, SENCo, Special Educational Needs, Stress

Reading Time: 3 minutes Should new teachers be left alone to teach the most challenging classes?

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Assessment DfE Workload 

5 Ideas for Making Data Collection Work

22nd April 201923rd April 2019 @TeacherToolkit 820 Views 0 Comments Assessment, Behaviour, Curriculum, Data, Data Analysis, Department for Education, incidents, MIS, Professional development, Professor Becky Allen, Reporting, Shanghai, SIMS, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes What is your school doing to reduce the data burden?

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Behaviour CPD Parenting 

#1MinCPD: 6 Ways To Improve Relationships With Parents

10th April 20199th April 2019 Hanna Beech 975 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, Behaviour, CPD, Education Endowment Foundation, Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), home-school communication, home-school links, Parent Evenings, parental engagement, Parents, positive, Relationships

Reading Time: 1 minute How can you improve relationships with parents?

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Governance International Podcasts 

Podcast 43 – Can We Separate Politics From Education?

23rd March 201922nd March 2019 Joshua McGovern 685 Views 0 Comments #100women, #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Alana Gay, Amjad Ali, BAMEed, Behaviour, bias, Bilingual, Black and Minority Ethnic, Black Asian and Minority Ethnic Education, Chair of Governors, Colour Blind Awareness, Equal Opportunities, Family, Female Educators, Finland, Freelancing, Hebrew, International Women's Day, Israel, London, Lyfta, moral purpose, Morals, Overseas, Penny Rabiger, Podcast, teaching, Teaching Overseas, The Key, Tokenism

Reading Time: 1 minute Why does politics conflict with teacher’s moral purpose?

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Behaviour Policies Teaching and Learning 

Does Your Behaviour Policy Support Learning?

21st March 201921st March 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1323 Views 4 Comments Behaviour, Behaviour Policy, Classroom Management, Learning, Newly Qualified Teacher, NQT, Sanctions, school policies, Standing Up, Starter Activity, Teaching and Learning

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is your behaviour management a waste of valuable learning time?

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Assessment CPD Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Table Arrangement Choices

27th February 201920th February 2019 Hanna Beech 1513 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, Assessment, Behaviour, Classroom Management, desks, groups, horseshoe, pairs, rows, seating plan, tables

Reading Time: 1 minute How should you organise the desks in your classroom?

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Research Teaching and Learning Technology 

Do Your Pupils Sit On Cheap Seats?

23rd February 201923rd February 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1166 Views 1 Comment Behaviour, BETT Show, BETT Show 2019, Blackboard, Cheap Seats, Classroom, Cognitive Science, Dual Coding, EdTech, Epson, Examinations, ICT, OHP, outcomes, Product Review, Projector, Quiz, Research, seating plan, Seating Plans, technology, Whiteborad

Reading Time: 5 minutes Are pupils’ and their examination outcomes restricted by where they are seated in class?

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Behaviour CPD Teaching and Learning 

CPD Picks of The Month

1st February 20191st February 2019 Holly Gardner 956 Views 1 Comment #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Behaviour, conflict management, Differentiation, diversity, Half-Term, holiday, inclusion, Northern Rocks, NQTs, random acts of kindness, Relax, Research, Resources, Safer Internet Day, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes What’s been popular on the blog in January?

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Behaviour CPD Research 

#1MinCPD: Research-Informed Behaviour Interventions

30th January 201920th February 2019 Hanna Beech 1279 Views 1 Comment #1minCPD, Behaviour, Communication, Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), Intervention, parental engagement, personalised approach

Reading Time: 1 minute How can we use research to banish bad behaviour?

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Behaviour Leadership Parenting 

‘Short Hair’, Suggests Some Don’t Care!

27th January 201926th January 2019 @TeacherToolkit 2309 Views 8 Comments Academic Research, Bad Science, Behaviour, Behaviour Policy, bias, Chinese, Department for Education, discrimination, Equality Act 2010, Ethnicity, Exclusions, Gender, haircuts, Poor Proxy, Pupil Performance, racism, Research, Short Hair, stereotypes, Uniform Policy

Reading Time: 2 minutes Is it time for schools to ‘get real’ with some of their rules?

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