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Psychology 

5 Things That Motivate Teachers

26th February 201819th February 2018 James Manwaring 2879 Views 4 Comments children, Classroom, colleagues, environment, motivation, School Blues, Students, teamwork, welling

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is it impossible to motivate teachers?

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Mental Health Parenting Students 

Hospital Teachers

26th January 201825th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2652 Views 5 Comments Cancer, children, Education, EYFS, hospital, Hospital Teaching Service, hygiene, Illness, iPads, Kate Sumner, KS4, Parenting, Parents, Reading, Royal Berkshire Hospital, rubber gloves, sick, support, teacher, teaching

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are you familiar with the role ‘hospital teacher’ and what they to support children?

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Behaviour Pastoral 

Making Our Private Lives Public

5th July 20175th July 2017 Jack Gulston 3348 Views 3 Comments children, Confidential, difficulties, inspiration, Personal, private lives, public, Relationships

Reading Time: 3 minutes Should we share our private lives with pupils?

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Seasonal Staff Well Being 

29 Summerisms

3rd June 20172nd June 2017 John Dabell 3279 Views 1 Comment children, Education, School, Summer Term, teaching, Wellbeing, wind down, wind up

Reading Time: 4 minutes What makes the summer term unique?

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Psychology Staff Well Being 

7 Ways To Stay Motivated

28th May 201728th May 2017 John Dabell 6302 Views 0 Comments children, Education, enthusiasm, gossip, motivation, School, self-pity, teacher, teaching, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 2 minutes How can we keep motivated?

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Behaviour Primary Psychology 

Pressures Of Being 10 Years Old

20th April 201720th April 2017 Hollie Anderton 6547 Views 1 Comment Behaviour, Childhood, children, Early Years, Expectations, friendships, peer pressure, pressure, Primary, Stress, Tests

Reading Time: 3 minutes Stress is a normal part of human behaviour, but when is it a problem?

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Curriculum Policies Primary Workload 

Home Sweet Home

1st March 20172nd October 2017 John Dabell 3035 Views 0 Comments challenge, children, Dame Reena Keeble, effect, Effective Primary Teaching Practice Report, families, Homework, Impact, Michael Rosen, Parents, Professor John Hattie, purpose, Rob Plevin, status, Stress, Take Control of the Noisy Class, The Guardian, The Teaching Schools Council, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 4 minutes Should primary schools ditch homework?

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Behaviour 

‘The Bully’ – Character or Characteristic?

22nd February 201720th February 2017 Hollie Anderton 5495 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, Bullying, character, children, victim, vulnerable

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

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NQTs Teacher Training 

Why Be A Teacher?

11th February 20176th March 2018 Jack Gulston 12047 Views 3 Comments children, exhaustion, holidays, Jack Gulston, Marking, resent, Slimmers World, teacher, tired, Training

Reading Time: 3 minutes Have you ever wondered why you became a teacher?

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CPD Teacher Training 

A Sense Of Duty

8th February 20178th February 2017 John Dabell 3106 Views 3 Comments breaktime, children, duty, incidents, playground, playtimes, Safeguarding, supervision, Teach Like a Champion, Training

Reading Time: 5 minutes Are teachers playground professionals?

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Resources Review 

In The Picture

8th February 201719th February 2017 John Dabell 2679 Views affairs, children, current, Current Affairs, media, news, photo, picture, Picture News, Product Review, talk, topical

Reading Time: 3 minutes How do you get children interested in the news?

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@TeacherToolkit Parenting 

When childcare backfires! by @TeacherToolkit

4th May 201427th October 2015 @TeacherToolkit 3772 Views 12 Comments Catch 22, Childcare, childcare provider, childcare provision, children, Early Years, Edcuation, Parenting, Students

Reading Time: 6 minutes I am no expert on childcare. In fact, despite my 20 years in classrooms, I am a complete novice. But,

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