confidence

Psychology Staff Well Being Teacher Training 

5 Tips For Reigniting Teacher Confidence

26th November 201825th November 2018 Fabian Darku 813 Views 0 Comments Carol Dweck, confidence, enjoyment, exhaustion, Growth Mindset, mojo, peak performance, Peer assessment, peer observation, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we rekindle our teaching confidence?

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NQTs Psychology Staff Well Being 

Newly Qualified Teachers And Impostor Syndrome

22nd October 201823rd October 2018 John Dabell 1249 Views 1 Comment Action for Happiness, Alex Quigley, Amy Cuddy, Bell Burnell, Capability, confidence, Dr Stephen Brookfield, experience, Harvard Business School, impostor syndrome, insecurity, Tara Halliday, vulnerable

Reading Time: 5 minutes Do you know what you are doing?

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CPD Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

12 Tips For Teaching Out Of Your Specialism

20th March 201820th March 2018 Amy Chadderton 2256 Views 1 Comment comfort zone, confidence, Coursework, CPD, Exams, expertise, Futurelearn, honesty, International Baccalaureate, Mastery, specialism, subject knowledge

Reading Time: 4 minutes How do you teach a subject that’s not your specialism?

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Staff Well Being Staffing 

Being An Openly Gay Teacher

20th February 201816th February 2018 Alice England 3396 Views 0 Comments @ShaunDellenty, confidence, Equality, identity, Inclusion for All, inclusivity, LGBT, LGBTQ, Lip Service, NAHT, OutTeacher.org, role model, Schools Out, Stonewall, The L Word, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 4 minutes What are the realities of being an openly gay teacher?

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Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

Teaching Problem Solving

30th January 201829th January 2018 Lucy Kilgariff 2590 Views 0 Comments Access Maths, Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education (ACME), Assessment, Bar Models, confidence, Differentiation, free writing, GCSE Maths, Problem Solving, Resilience, schemes of learning, Time, workplace

Reading Time: 4 minutes How do we improve the teaching of problem solving?

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Behaviour Psychology 

Are You An Elephant Teacher?

9th September 20174th October 2017 John Dabell 2611 Views 0 Comments authority, Behaviour, Classroom Management, confidence, Education, elephant teacher, empathy, Finland, law, Respect, ryhmäyttämisen, School, teaching, tiger teacher, Timothy D. Walker, Trust

Reading Time: 4 minutes Should you lay down the law at the start of the term?

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Behaviour Psychology 

10 Confidence Building Strategies

11th July 201711th July 2017 John Dabell 4344 Views 0 Comments Andy Cope, challenge, Chris Henley, confidence, Gary Toward, Mistakes, Stress, the 7Ps, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 4 minutes How confident are you?

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Primary Psychology 

Are Year 6 Secondary School Ready?

9th June 20177th June 2017 Hollie Anderton 4307 Views 1 Comment boundaries, confidence, Education, Primary, Queen, readiness, School, secondary, teaching, transition

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are your Year 6 ready to move up?

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Assessment Behaviour Technology 

How Do You Measure ‘Grit?’

26th April 201724th April 2017 Anna Wells 3868 Views 0 Comments APP, Behaviour, Coaching, confidence, credit, Grit, performance, Resilience, soft skills, technology, www.lengo.it

Reading Time: 3 minutes Can technology really help to measure ‘soft’ skills?

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Behaviour Leadership 

Take No Prisoners

30th March 201730th March 2017 John Dabell 8892 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, big ticket behaviour, confidence, consistent, goals, No Excuses, objectives, Respect, strategic direction, Tom Bennett, Vision

Reading Time: 4 minutes What does behaviour look like in your school?

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