Exclusions

Behaviour Research Teaching and Learning 

English Schools: What ‘Behaviour Crisis’?

9th June 20197th June 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1327 Views 0 Comments ban, Banning, Behaviour, Behaviour Crisis, Centre for Economic Performance, crisis, Education Endowment Foundation, EEF, Exclusions, Internal Exclusion, Isolation, Isolation Rooms, Mental Health, Mobile Phones, No Excuses, SEND, Zero Tolerance

Reading Time: 5 minutes What does the latest research say about zero-tolerance, isolation and banning mobile phones?

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Pastoral Podcasts Research 

Podcast 44 – Is Education Representative of Diversity?

29th March 201929th March 2019 Joshua McGovern 1024 Views 1 Comment #TTkitPodcast, @RapClassroom, BAMEed, Ben Goldacre, Brain Gym, Cambridgeshire, Darren Chetty, Devon, diversity, Exclusions, Folklore, Hip Hop Education, Learning Styles, Media Studies, P4C, PhD, Philoshop for Children, Podcast, primary teaching, Professional development, racism, Research, South Wales, Tom Bennett, UCL

Reading Time: 1 minute Why do teachers not yet represent the demographic population of Britain?

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Behaviour Leadership Policies 

Permanent Exclusion And Youth Violence

15th February 201915th February 2019 Steve Warner 1185 Views 3 Comments #SLTchat, #ukedchat, @amanda_spielman, @ChildrensComm, @educationgovuk, @OfstedNews, @vickyfoxcroft, DfE, Exclusions, knife crime, off rolling, Ofsted, politics, Safeguarding, school leadership, Serious Violence Strategy, Vicky Foxcroft MP, youth violence, Youth Violence Commission

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is it a huge risk to exclude vulnerable young people?

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Research Review Students 

Closing The Gap

15th February 201918th February 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1728 Views closing the gap, disadvantaged pupils, EBacc, English Baccalaureate, Exclusions, Free School Meals, GL Assessment, Hilary Fine, Mental Health, Parents, Product Review, Pupil Premium, Research, SATs, Stephen Tierney

Reading Time: 3 minutes How does a narrow curriculum disadvantage the disadvantaged?

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Behaviour Leadership Parenting 

‘Short Hair’, Suggests Some Don’t Care!

27th January 201926th January 2019 @TeacherToolkit 2213 Views 8 Comments Academic Research, Bad Science, Behaviour, Behaviour Policy, bias, Chinese, Department for Education, discrimination, Equality Act 2010, Ethnicity, Exclusions, Gender, haircuts, Poor Proxy, Pupil Performance, racism, Research, Short Hair, stereotypes, Uniform Policy

Reading Time: 2 minutes Is it time for schools to ‘get real’ with some of their rules?

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Behaviour Policies Students 

The Exclusion Debate

19th November 201820th November 2018 Sian Edwards 1322 Views 1 Comment alternative provision, Anne Longfield, child-centred, Children's Commisioner, Connexions, county lines, Department of Education, Exclusions, Gangs, off rolling, Parents, Progress 8, Pupil Referral Unit, Tom Bennett

Reading Time: 3 minutes Is excluding a child really the right answer?

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Curriculum International Teaching and Learning 

What If #Kunskapsskolan Happened in English Schools?

13th May 201813th May 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2406 Views 0 Comments Assessment, Coaching, Curriculum, Examinations, Exclusions, Kunskapsskolan, Mental Health, Now Teach, Personalised Learning, SATs, Structures, Sweden, Testing, The Knowledge School

Reading Time: 4 minutes Every teacher knows what’s best for children, so why aren’t we doing it?

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CPD Staff Well Being Teaching and Learning 

CPD Picks of The Week

12th October 201713th October 2017 Holly Gardner 2189 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

Reading Time: 2 minutes What professional development have you engaged with this week?

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Leadership Ofsted Teaching and Learning 

The Life of a Deputy Headteacher: Part 10

23rd July 201729th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 13623 Views 9 Comments @SLTchat, Behaviour, Consultancy, Department for Education, DfE, Exclusions, Harris Federation, Illness, Inspection, leadership, Michaela Community School, Ofsted, Preferred Partners, Professional development, Pupil Premium, Quintin Kynaston, Resignation, School Inspections, school leadership, Teaching and Learning, The Life of a Deputy Headteacher, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 7 minutes When does ‘the life of a deputy headteacher’ become untenable?

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Staffing 

Teacher Punishment

30th April 20177th May 2017 @TeacherToolkit 9201 Views 0 Comments Abuse, ADHD, Behaviour, child protection, Drugs, Exclusions, form class, Form Tutor, Head of Year, knife crime, Pastoral, Safeguarding, salvatio, social services, The Salvation Army, Tutoring

Reading Time: 4 minutes Why is it that some teachers are punished for doing a good job?

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Blogging Writing 

Letting go… by @TeacherToolkit

5th March 201417th January 2016 @TeacherToolkit 5978 Views 2 Comments Exclusions, Illusions, Literacy, Reading, Richard Bach, World Book Day

Reading Time: 3 minutes It is World Book Day on Thursday 6th March 2014.

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