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Education Politics

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Podcast 43 – Can We Separate Politics From Education?

23rd March 201922nd March 2019 Joshua McGovern 251 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 Leadership Parenting

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

27th January 201926th January 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1665 Views 6 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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Hand With Marker Writing The Word Who Are You?

Behaviour Psychology Teaching and Learning

Creating Identity-Safe Classrooms

17th January 201917th January 2019 John Dabell 1759 Views 0 Comments Becki Cohn-Vargas, Behaviour, bias, discrimination, diversity, Dr Dorothy Steele, empathy, Engage in Learning, environment, gender identity, labelling, Learning Policy Institute, Project Implicit, racism, Relationships, sexism, stereotype threat, The Policy Exchange

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is your classroom identity safe?

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Stereotype

Pastoral Students Teaching and Learning

Why I Care About The Gender Gap

25th October 201826th October 2018 Hollie Anderton 1022 Views 2 Comments #TTkit100Women, bias, Data, Equality, female, feminism, Gender, hairdresser or footballer, male, Stereotype

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are we limiting our children with gender stereotyping?

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Ofsted Seasonal Workload

The Teacher and The OfSTED Inspector

20th December 201720th December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 5286 Views 1 Comment bias, blogs, Christmas, Education, fable, holidays, Inspections, inspectors, leadership, Marking, Multi Academy Trust, Ofsted, Paulo Coelho, preferences, Schools, Superhead, teaching, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes Should teachers shun marking piles and instead plan for a more meaningful work-life balance?

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What’s Up With The World?

20th March 201722nd March 2017 John Dabell 2392 Views 0 Comments bias, Blue Marble, Eurocentric, Harrison Schmitt, John Short, Mercator Projection Map, NASA, Peters Projection Map, Piers Fotiadis, Stereotype, Stuart McArthur, Thomas F. Saarien, world view

Reading Time: 4 minutes Do we need to take a different world view?

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