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Exams Parenting Students 

Exams Preparation: Go Your Own Way

8th May 20198th May 2019 Phil Naylor 1006 Views 0 Comments A levels, block scheduling, character, collapsed timetable, CPD, Education Endowment Foundation, Exams, extended school time, Extended Schools, GCSEs, Mastery, Memory, mentoring, metacognition, Parents, Planners, Pupil Premium, Revision, SATs, stationery, Timetabling

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we help prepare students for their exams?

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Curriculum Pastoral Students 

Character Education Is A Deliberate Process

14th March 201914th March 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1359 Views 0 Comments Assemblies, character, Character Education, Curriculum, extra-curricular, Jubilee Centre, Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues, Rachael Hunter, role model, University of Birmingham, Virtue

Reading Time: 2 minutes What do schools need to do in order to make ‘character education’ bring about change in young people?

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Leadership Publication Resources 

Book Review: Taught Not Caught

4th January 20197th January 2019 Rob Higgins 812 Views 0 Comments character, Character Education, Creativity, Determination, EBacc, Grit, Independent School, Nicky Morgan MP, Oxbridge, Policy Exchange, Resilience, Taught Not Caught

Reading Time: 2 minutes What will you be reading this year?

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Recruitment Staff Well Being Teaching and Learning 

Will You Stick or Twist In The Classroom?

30th December 201831st December 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1427 Views 0 Comments Assessment, Attrition, Behaviour, behaviour management, character, Cognition, CPD, Curriculum, Feedback, gimmick, Interventions, Meetings, Professional development, Reflection, Resilience, Speed Dating, Transitions, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes What can schools do to reduce teachers leaving the classroom?

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Curriculum Mental Health Podcasts 

Podcast 26: How Should We Approach The Curriculum?

22nd September 201812th November 2018 Joshua McGovern 1562 Views 0 Comments #100vote, #suffrage100, #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Behaviour, Body Image, character, Curriculum, Girlguiding National Attitudes Survey, Interview, Mental Health, Natasha Devon MBE, National Curriculum, Podcast, positive body image, role model, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 2 minutes How should we approach the curriculum?

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Curriculum 

Character Education

28th September 201727th September 2017 Hollie Jones 3258 Views 5 Comments attainment, buzz word, character, Character Education, Curriculum, growth, John Catt Ltd, Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues, Nicky Morgan, Relationships, Resilience, Taught Not Caught, Tolerance, virtues

Reading Time: 3 minutes Does ‘character education’ actually benefit our students?

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Teaching and Learning 

Grow Your Brain

28th April 201730th April 2017 John Dabell 4469 Views 4 Comments brain, C J Simister, character, Education, Grit, growth, mistake friendly, Professor Jo Boaler, Resilience, School, Stanford University, teaching, YouCubed

Reading Time: 2 minutes Should we encourage children to make mistakes?

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Behaviour 

‘The Bully’ – Character or Characteristic?

22nd February 201720th February 2017 Hollie Anderton 5849 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, Bullying, character, children, victim, vulnerable

Reading Time: 3 minutes What exactly is ‘a bully’?

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Research 

Tougher Minds Research

6th February 2016 @TeacherToolkit 5716 Views 8 Comments character, Quintin Kynaston, Research, Resilience, Tougher Minds

Reading Time: 4 minutes Can you build character and resilience in students?

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DfE Policies Teaching and Learning 

8 Teaching Ideas To Bin in 2016

30th December 201531st December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 19856 Views 31 Comments character, Chinese Teaching, DfE, Lesson gradings, Nick Gibb, Nicky Morgan, Ofsted, Progressive, Textbooks, Traditional, Verbal Feedback

Reading Time: 8 minutes What teaching and learning ideas would you like to say goodbye to in 2016?

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DfE 

#EBacc Nonsense

5th November 201528th September 2017 @TeacherToolkit 6510 Views 10 Comments @LeadingLearner, Academic Subjects, character, EBacc, Grit, HeadGuruTeacher, Nicky Morgan, Resilience, Rigour, Stephen Tierney, Tom Sherrington

Reading Time: 6 minutes How does government policy affect the life chances of students in your school?

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DfE Politics 

The Future of Education in England by @TeacherToolkit

19th June 201528th September 2017 @TeacherToolkit 2566 Views 1 Comment academic curriculum, Battle of Waterloo, character, EBacc, Nicky Morgan, Rigorous, Skills, Sunday Times Festival of Education, Wellington College

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are you proud to be teaching in our education system in England?

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