Curriculum

Curriculum International Teaching and Learning 

What If #Kunskapsskolan Happened in English Schools?

13th May 201813th May 2018 @TeacherToolkit 792 Views 0 Comments Assessment, Coaching, Curriculum, Examinations, Exclusions, Kunskapsskolan, Mental Health, Now Teach, Personalised Learning, SATs, Structures, Sweden, Testing, The Knowledge School

Every teacher knows what’s best for children, so why aren’t we doing it?

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NQTs Teaching and Learning Video 

How Can Teachers Shift From Doing To Learning?

5th May 20185th May 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1471 Views 2 Comments #30ClassroomIdeas, 5 Minute Lesson Plan, 5MinPlan, Curriculum, Department for, Form Filling, initial teacher training, Lesson planning, Observations, Ofsted, planning, So Why Test?, Stickability

How can teachers move lesson planning from doing to learning?

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International Teaching and Learning Workload 

What I Discovered About Education In Dubai

25th February 201825th February 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1800 Views 3 Comments Attrition, Curriculum, Dubai, Emails, Fee Paying, Fees, Foundation Stage, GEMS, GEMS Wellington, international, International Baccalaureate, Marking, private, Ruth Burke, Sixth Form, Teaching and Learning, UAE, United Arab Emirates, Wellbeing, WISical Thinking, Workload

Have you ever had the opportunity to visit a school abroad?

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Curriculum Review Students 

What Will Your Students Do With A Tenner?

13th February 201812th February 2018 Holly Gardner 765 Views awards ceremony, business, Business Studies, Competition, Curriculum, Employability, enterprise, Entrepreneur, Learning, national challenge, Product Review, student business, Tenner Challenge, Young Enterprise

Have you registered to see what your students do with a tenner?

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DfE Leadership Ofsted 

Is The Fear Narrative Out Of Proportion?

8th February 201810th February 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1096 Views 1 Comment @TeacherToolkit, Amanda Spielman, blogs, British Values, busload of heads, Curriculum, Education, evidence, Examinations, Exams, gaming the system, hijab, HMCI, HMI, Inspection, leadership, Michael Gove, Michael Wilshaw, Nick Gibb, Ofsted, Parent View, Peter Wilby, School Inspection, Schools, Sean Harford, Teacher Toolkit, Teacher View, teaching, Testing, The Guardian, Trojan Horse

Is the inspection ‘fear narrative’ out of proportion claims OfSTED’s chief, Amanda Spielman?

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Assessment Curriculum Exams 

The End Of Average

28th January 201828th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1287 Views 0 Comments Appraisal, Assessment, books, Curriculum, Edward Thorndike, End Of Average, examination, Exams, Reading, standardisation, The End of Average, Todd L Rose, Todd Rose

Is our current examination system suitable for all students?

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Curriculum Students Teaching and Learning 

Saving Design Technology

13th January 201813th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 3040 Views 7 Comments blogs, Curriculum, Design, Design Technology, DT, EBacc, Education, English Baccalaureate, Food Technology, Funding, Graphics, leadership, Resistant Materials, Schools, subject knowledge, Systems and Control, Textiles

If Design Technology is to survive in an EBacc world, should technology teachers reconsider their curriculum?

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Curriculum Review Teaching and Learning 

Teaching Money Management: CPD Courses

12th January 201810th January 2018 Holly Gardner 711 Views blogs, Curriculum, Education, England, Finance, leadership, Money, Money Management, National Curriculum, Product Review, Schools, secondary, Tenner, Wales, Young Money

Why don’t we show students how to manage money?

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Competition Curriculum Review 

Challenge Your Students With A Tenner

10th January 20181st March 2018 Holly Gardner 1114 Views business, Careers, Careers Guidance, Competition, Curriculum, enterprise, Entrepreneur, Money, national competition, Resources, Tenner, Tenner Challenge, Young Enterprise, Young Enterprise tenner bank, young people

Want to inspire your students with an Enterprise Competition to start the year?

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Conference Curriculum Leadership 

Keeping Creative

2nd December 20171st December 2017 @TeacherToolkit 2502 Views 0 Comments A New Direction, Creativity, Curriculum, Department for Education, EBacc, English Baccalaureate, Funding, Jihadi John, leadership, Ofsted, Ross Morrison McGill, Sir Ken Robinson, The British Library, Tim Leunig, Wellbeing, Workload

In times of increasing accountability, how can schools and teachers stay creative?

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Competition Curriculum Review 

Jump Into The Future To Inspire Your Students!

13th November 201716th November 2017 Holly Gardner 2448 Views Bright Ideas Challenge, Competition, Curriculum, Education, EngineeringUK, Review, Schools, science, Shell, STEM, teaching

Can you inspire the next generation of scientists?

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DfE Policies Research 

Teacher Workload: Policy vs. Practice

12th November 201710th November 2017 @TeacherToolkit 4482 Views 0 Comments Assessment, Curriculum, Data, Department for Education, Exams, Lesson planning, Marking, Ofsted, Policy, SATs, Vacancies, Workload, Workload Challenge

What is the Department for Education doing to help reduce teacher workload?

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CPD Staff Well Being Teaching and Learning 

CPD Picks of The Week

12th October 201713th October 2017 Holly Gardner 1428 Views 0 Comments Ada Lovelace, Amanda Spielman, Association of School and College Leaders, CPD, Curriculum, Education Datalab, Exclusions, Institute for Public Policy Research, Mental Health, Nick Gibb, Ofsted, Tests, Wellbeing, World Mental Health Day

What professional development have you engaged with this week?

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Curriculum Students Teaching and Learning 

7 Tips For Teaching Smaller Classes

11th October 201710th October 2017 Helen Woodley 2160 Views 0 Comments class size, Classroom Management, Curriculum, quality teaching, Relationships

Is it better to have a smaller class?

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Curriculum Resources Review 

4 Tips For Talking To Pupils About Current Affairs

2nd October 20171st October 2017 Holly Gardner 2474 Views attainment, Current Affairs, Curriculum, debate, discussion, fake news, key stage 3, Literacy, Product Review, Reading, The Week Junior, Wellbeing

How can we help children understand what they see and hear on the news?

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