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Podcasts Staff Well Being Teaching and Learning 

Podcast 38: Why Can Quitting Make You A Better Teacher?

2nd February 20199th March 2019 Joshua McGovern 804 Views 0 Comments #slowhealthchat, #TTkitPodcast, andy milne, Chicago, community, leaving teaching, Podcast, quit, Quit Teaching, send a teacher, University of Chicago, USA, Vic Goddard, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 1 minute Why can quitting teaching make you want to be a teacher even more?

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Policies Staffing Teaching and Learning 

Who Are The Teachers In Your School?

27th January 201926th January 2019 John Dabell 1801 Views 3 Comments Andrew Moorish, community, Culture, David Woods, inclusive, labels, language, NASA, non-teaching staff, President John F. Kennedy, Safeguarding, Sir Tim Brighouse, teaching staff, team, Values, Vision

Reading Time: 4 minutes Does your language make or break your school?

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Behaviour Leadership Students 

Beyond The Gate: The Challenges Of Youth Violence

14th December 201814th December 2018 Steve Warner 837 Views 1 Comment #beyondthegate, community, crime prevention, Gang culture, Hertfordshire Constabulary, Hertfordshire County Council, knife crime, multi-agency, pressures, Targeted Youth Support Service, The St Giles Trust SOS Project, violence, Youth Connexions

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can schools best respond to youth violence?

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Staff Well Being Staffing Students 

The 5 Wonders of Teaching

6th November 20187th December 2018 James Manwaring 1833 Views 0 Comments Anxiety, career opportunities, Challenges, Change The Narrative, community, Creativity, curiosity, Frustration, get into teaching, inspiration, love, Parents, passion, Rewards, Stress, Students, Teacher Training, teaching, teaching for life

Reading Time: 3 minutes Why is being a teacher so wonderful?

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Parenting Pastoral Primary 

10 Tips For Transition Into Primary School

26th June 201826th June 2018 Janet Goodall 1640 Views 0 Comments achievement gap, community, Expectations, home visits, Parents, personalisation, Relationships, transition, unicef

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can primary schools be transition ready?

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Behaviour Staffing Teaching and Learning 

How To Be An Effective Form Tutor

12th June 201812th June 2018 James Manwaring 2834 Views 1 Comment community, Expectations, Family, Form Tutor, Relationships, standards, Tutees

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can you be the best form tutor to your students?

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CPD 

#1MinCPD: Talk-Up A Teacher

29th November 20171st December 2017 Hanna Beech 3247 Views 2 Comments #1minCPD, celebrate, community, praise, rapport, recognition, Relationships, self-worth, strengths, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 1 minute Receiving recognition feels great – why not be the one to give this great gift to your colleagues?

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Primary Teaching and Learning 

How Can We Engage Children In Reading?

15th November 20176th March 2018 Anna Wells 5880 Views 0 Comments children's literature, community, Competition, guided reading, Literacy, Premier League Reading Stars, Reading

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we encourage children to read a book in a world of distractions? 

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Awards Pastoral 

What Does A Global Teacher Prize Winner Look Like?

17th October 201717th October 2017 Hollie Jones 1938 Views 0 Comments community, Global Teacher Prize, inspiration, leadership, Maggie MacDonnell, Outstanding, potential, Relationships, Resilience, role model, Salluit, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 4 minutes Do we recognise our own potential?

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Behaviour Psychology 

Eat Together, Learn Together

18th July 201718th July 2017 John Dabell 6444 Views 4 Comments Atsuko Satake Quirk, Behaviour, cafeteria culture, canteen, community, dinnertime, Japan, lunchtime, mealtime, Safeguarding, teamwork, togetherness, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 4 minutes Should teachers and pupils eat together?

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Review Technology 

How Technology is Captivating Classrooms

21st April 201721st April 2017 Holly Gardner 6445 Views Captivating Classrooms, community, EdTech, ICT, Interactive Display, Problem Solving, Product Review, Samsung, Samsung Interactive Whiteboard, technology, Virtual Reality

Reading Time: 2 minutes Is ‘the use of technology in the classroom’ a help or a hindrance?

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Curriculum 

Getting Extra-Curricular Music Right

13th March 201723rd March 2017 James Manwaring 1830 Views 0 Comments community, cross-curricular, Culture, Curriculum, extra-curricular, focus, Music, Progress, variety, www.studio-music.co.uk

Reading Time: 4 minutes How do we get the extra-curricular music ‘right’ in our schools?

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