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Podcast 51 – Teacher Ethics, Burnout and Demoralisation

15th June 201917th June 2019 Joshua McGovern 445 Views 0 Comments #TTkit100Women, Academia, America, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Curriculum, Demoralized, Doris A. Santoro, Education Policy, ethics, Gender, higher education, Maine, Philosophy, Principled Resistance, Research, School Funding, Sexuality, social-media, Teaching and Learning, USA, Women in Education, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes Are teachers demoralised or burnt out, and why do teachers have a reluctance to say ‘no’?

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Verbal Feedback Project

24th March 201923rd March 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1542 Views 0 Comments Access and Widening Participation Office, Batley Girls’ High School, Berkshire, Carly Sandy, conversations, disadvantaged pupils, engagement, Geography, higher education, IoE, Lambeth, London, London Nautical School, Mark Quinn, MFL, Milton Keynes, Oakgrove School, PIPPL, Ranelagh School, Reigate School, science, Surrey, The Tuning Protocol, Trinity Catholic School, UCL, Verbal Feedback, Verbal Feedback Project, Warwickshire, West Yorkshire, Westminster City School, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes To what extent does verbal feedback improve student engagement among disadvantaged pupils in Year 7 or 8?

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Podcast 28: How Can You Transition Into Academic Teaching?

6th October 201812th November 2018 Joshua McGovern 1350 Views 1 Comment #100vote, #sffrage100, #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Academia, higher education, Jenny Fogarty, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Podcast, postgraduate certificate in learning and teaching, public health, teaching excellence framework, University

Reading Time: 1 minute How can you transition into academic teaching?

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Research Questions About Education

20th May 201819th May 2018 @TeacherToolkit 10687 Views 4 Comments Areas of Research Interest, ARI, Cognitive Science, Contextual Value Added, Department for Education, DfE, Early Years, England, Further Education, higher education, Mental Health, Ofsted, performance, School Inspection, SEND

Reading Time: 2 minutes What questions are the Department for Education currently researching about education in our schools?

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30th November 201730th November 2017 Holly Gardner 2668 Views 0 Comments Behaviour, comparative judgement, exam preparation, freedom of speech, higher education, home education, Iceberg Analysis, leadership, Lord Agnew, NAHT, Office for Students, Ofsted, Outstanding, Pisa, planning, Problem Solving, Professor Julius Weinberg, recruitment and retention, Revision, SEN, Sir Michael Barber

Reading Time: 2 minutes What is comparative judgement?

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