Equality

DfE Pay Policies 

Gender Pay Gap: Only One Piece of the Equality Jigsaw

30th May 201831st May 2018 Claire Boyd 727 Views 0 Comments Equality, Gender, gender gap, Gender Pay Gap, Government Equalities Office, leadership, maternity, Maternity Leave, Median Pay Gap, Multi-Academy Trusts, NASUWT, Office for National Statistics, Pay Gap, women

What does the gender pay gap mean for women working in schools? 

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CPD Politics Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: International Women’s Day

8th March 20185th May 2018 Hanna Beech 659 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, Equality, International Women's Day, stereotypes, Whitney Houston, www.one.org, www.unwomen.org

How do we raise awareness about gender equality?

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Policies Teaching and Learning 

Votes for Women: 100 Years On

7th March 20187th March 2018 Claire Boyd 855 Views 0 Comments #pressforprogress, #suffrage100, #TTkit100Women, #vote100, awareness days, democracy, Equality, Parliament UK, Representation of People Act, suffrage, votes for women, watershed moments

What will you be doing to raise awareness of women’s rights?

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CPD Job Hunting Parenting 

Career Development On Parental Leave

6th March 20182nd April 2018 Lucy Kilgariff 1177 Views 0 Comments career opportunities, career progression, CPD, Equality, Human Rights, parental leave, Professional development, Promotion, Skills, time-management

How can you progress your career on maternity or paternity leave?

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Staff Well Being Staffing 

Being An Openly Gay Teacher

20th February 201816th February 2018 Alice England 2885 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

What are the realities of being an openly gay teacher?

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NQTs Teaching and Learning 

12 Tips For Classroom Readiness

17th July 201716th July 2017 John Dabell 7442 Views 1 Comment diversity, Dyslexia, environment, Equality, learning spaces, learning zones, organisation, safe, secure, stereotypes

How do you set up your new classroom?

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Teaching and Learning 

Make Your Teacher Desk Redundant

15th July 201716th July 2017 John Dabell 11331 Views 15 Comments authority, child-centred learning, classroom environment, desks, Equality, ergonomics, Fitbit, Harry Wong, Power, Rosemary Wong, tables

Should we ditch our own desks?

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Behaviour Teacher Training 

Teacher’s Pets

15th May 201715th May 2017 John Dabell 2837 Views 0 Comments achievement, Education, Equality, fairness, favouritism, partiality, Professionalism, School, teacher's pet, teaching

Do you have ‘favourite’ pupils?

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Resources Review 

Free Resource Friday!

10th March 201710th March 2017 Holly Gardner 4898 Views Awra Amba Experience, Classroom resources, democracy, EdTech, Equality, Ethiopia, Gender, International Women's Day, Lyfta, Product Review

Do you want to take your students on a journey?

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International Politics Teaching and Learning 

International Women’s Day

8th March 20177th March 2017 Hollie Anderton 2488 Views 1 Comment #BeBoldForChange, Equality, Gul Makai, Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Peace Prize, politics, politics and education, sheforumafrica.com, WomenEd

Why should you #BeBoldForChange?

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Research 

The Impact of Teacher Evaluation: Part 5

13th June 201613th June 2016 @TeacherToolkit 3008 Views 0 Comments DfE, Equality, Ethnicity, Gender, Network for Public Education, Race, Workforce Census

What is the quantity of time a teacher spends dealing with paperwork, versus working with students? And does this accountability lead

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Blogging 

Are We A Diverse Community?

24th April 201627th April 2016 @TeacherToolkit 2888 Views 6 Comments Blogging, Canterbury Christ Church University, Equality, TES Awards, Vuelio

How can we ensure a wide range of bloggers are represented online and acknowledged by industry?

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TeachMeets 

Equality in Education

12th April 201611th April 2016 @TeacherToolkit 2676 Views 0 Comments Bare Lit Festival, Equality, Gender, Race, Religion, Sexuality, teachMeets, WomenEd

How can we ensure professional development represents a broader range of speakers?

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