Homework

Curriculum Parenting 

How Parents Can Support Their Children With Homework

14th May 201814th May 2018 Alice England 2343 Views 0 Comments home-school links, Homework, Parents

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can parents help children with their homework?

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Curriculum Parenting 

Homework: From Chore To Positive Learning Experience

8th May 20183rd May 2018 Alice England 1264 Views 0 Comments flipped learning, Homework, homework policy, Huffington Post, Michele Kambolis, Parents, Project Based Learning, Revision

Reading Time: 3 minutes Can we use homework as a force for good?

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Mental Health Research Social Media 

What Impact Does Social Media Have On Mental Health?

14th April 201813th April 2018 @TeacherToolkit 1988 Views 0 Comments Body Image, Cyberbullying, Education Policy Institute, Gaming, Homework, internet, Mental Health, OECD, Parenting, Resilience, Self Harm, Smart Phone, social-media, technology, Teenagers, Wellbeing, young people

Reading Time: 3 minutes What positive and negative impact does social media have on young people?

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CPD Research Teaching and Learning 

Research Myth 10: Homework ‘Works’

18th March 201812th March 2018 John Dabell 2733 Views 1 Comment achievement, Alfie Kohn, Alice Keeler, Dylan Wiliam, Homework, Inequality, Matt Miller, Myths, OECD, Professor John Hattie, Research

Reading Time: 1 minute Does setting homework make a difference?

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CPD Recruitment Teaching and Learning 

CPD Picks of the Week

15th March 201815th March 2018 Holly Gardner 1192 Views 0 Comments 5 Minute Series, Amanda Spielman, Association of School and College Leaders’ (ASCL), Damian Hinds, Differentiation, Educational Endowment Foundation, Formative Assessment, Global Parents Survey, guided reading, Homework, Interview, job hunting, planning, Policy Exchange, Professor John Hattie, Revision, setting, Stickability, streaming, Summative Assessment, teaching assistants, Textbooks, Varkey Foundation, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes What does differentiation actually mean?

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Parenting Teaching and Learning Workload 

Dear Parents

10th February 201815th March 2018 @TeacherToolkit 8635 Views 14 Comments Assessment, Attrition, Feedback, Homework, manageable, Marking, meaningful, Money, motivating, Parenting, Parents, Recruitment, Retention, taxpayer, Vacancies, Workload

Reading Time: 4 minutes Do you believe your child’s teacher has lots of free time on their hands? 

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Curriculum Parenting Podcasts 

Podcast 7: Why Is Creativity Important In Schools?

9th February 201828th October 2018 Iesha Small 1160 Views 0 Comments #ARTConnects, #TTkitPodcast, Arts, Connect, Creativity, Homework, Nick Corston, Parents, Seth Godin, Sherlock Holmes, ST3AMCo

Reading Time: 1 minute Why creativity is important in schools?

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CPD Teaching and Learning 

#1MinCPD: Guided Reading Questions

10th January 20188th January 2018 Hanna Beech 1732 Views 2 Comments #1minCPD, debate, English, guided reading, Harry Potter, Homework, Literacy, Modelling, pause, pose, Questioning, speaking and listening

Reading Time: 1 minute What is the pause and pose reading strategy?

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Assessment Teaching and Learning 

Homework: Take It Or Leave It

2nd January 20182nd January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 3409 Views 4 Comments #TakeAwayHmk, Alfie Kohn, Ashley Loynton, deliberate practice, Effective Primary Teaching Practice Report, Etta Kravolec, Homework, Ian Kelleher, James Theobald, John Buell, John Hattie, Knowledge, Mark Creasy, Memory, Michael Rosen, Patricia Coffey, Paul Moss, retrieval, Tom Sherrington, UnHomework

Reading Time: 4 minutes Can homework be used as a teaching and learning tool?

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Research Teaching and Learning 

12 Educational Research Myths

26th December 20175th September 2018 John Dabell 11953 Views 20 Comments ability grouping, Abraham Maslow, Andy Ash, bandwagon, Brain Gym, Chartered College of Teaching, critical consumers, digital natives, Education, evidence, Fads, hierachy of needs, Homework, Howard Gardner, Knowledge, learning pyramid, Learning Styles, multiple intelligences, neuromyth, Parents and Teachers for Excellence, Pete Boyd, pseudo-science, Research, School, teaching

Reading Time: 12 minutes What was the last bandwagon you jumped on?

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Review Technology 

Reduce Workload and Increase Motivation

27th November 201725th November 2017 @TeacherToolkit 5573 Views achievement, Achievement Points, Analysis, Badges, Behaviour, Ben Dunford, Data, Data Analysis, Detention, EdTech, Education, epraise, epraise.co.uk, Exeter, Homework, Intervention, Louise Dunford, MIS, Parents' Evening, Primary, Product Review, Rewards, Rewards System, School, Schools, Seating Chart, seating plan, secondary, Software, teacher, teaching, technology

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can teachers and schools reduce workload whilst increasing impact and student motivation?

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CPD 

CPD Picks of The Week

9th November 201710th November 2017 Holly Gardner 2770 Views 0 Comments British Educational Research Association, British Lung Foundation, DfE, Education Datalab, Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), fad, Homework, Institute for Teaching, Justine Greening, Maths, National Education Union, Ofsted, planning, Professor Frank Coffield, social-media, Twitter, UCL Institute of Education, Wellbeing, Women in Sport, Youth Sport Trust

Reading Time: 2 minutes Do you make enough time for your own learning?

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Pastoral Teaching and Learning 

10 Activities To Do In Tutor Time

4th November 20174th November 2017 @TeacherToolkit 12826 Views 2 Comments Behaviour, current events, debate, Homework, planning, project, The Week Junior, Tutor Time, Workload

Reading Time: 2 minutes How can a teacher improve the time they spend with students during registration?

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Resources Review Technology 

What Type Of Planner Do Your Students Use?

16th October 201716th October 2017 Holly Gardner 2742 Views EdTech, home-school communication, Homework, Kerboodle, manageable, meaningful, motivating, MyMaths, parental engagement, Parents, planning, Product Review, SEN, Software, StudentFolder, Students, technology, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are electronic school planners the way forward?

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Curriculum Teaching and Learning 

The Homework Conundrum

8th September 20178th September 2017 Alice England 4884 Views 3 Comments A level, achievement, attainment, Duke University, Erika A Patall, Finland, flipped learning, GCSE, gradees, Harris Cooper, Homework, Jorgianne Civey Robinson, Texas, Time Magazine

Reading Time: 3 minutes What do we really expect of students when setting homework? And, should teachers set it at all?

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Parenting Seasonal Students 

Advice For Parents And Families

30th August 201718th August 2017 @TeacherToolkit 1831 Views 1 Comment Back To School, Behaviour, Behaviour Policy, Crisps, Doritos, Energy Drinks, healthy eating, Homework, Junk Food, New Term, Parenting, parents' evenings, Pringles, Red Bull, School Equipment

Reading Time: 2 minutes What advice would you offer to parents and families who have children going back to school?

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Curriculum Policies Primary Workload 

Home Sweet Home

1st March 20172nd October 2017 John Dabell 3080 Views 0 Comments challenge, children, Dame Reena Keeble, effect, Effective Primary Teaching Practice Report, families, Homework, Impact, Michael Rosen, Parents, Professor John Hattie, purpose, Rob Plevin, status, Stress, Take Control of the Noisy Class, The Guardian, The Teaching Schools Council, Wellbeing, Workload

Reading Time: 4 minutes Should primary schools ditch homework?

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